PanaloKO Game Aggregator Basics: What Sits Behind a Lobby

A game aggregator is a company that gathers games from many studios and hands them to a casino operator through one connection. It is the second layer in the chain set out on the casino affiliate explainer, sitting above the studios and below the operator. That one connection is why a single lobby can show a long row of studio tiles.

What a game aggregator does

An aggregator takes on the technical and commercial work that an operator would otherwise repeat for every studio. The numbered list shows the usual jobs.

1. It integrates each studio’s games once, on its own side.
2. It exposes the combined catalogue to an operator through a single integration.
3. It passes bets and results between the game and the operator’s player account.
4. It rolls out new titles and updates to every operator at the same time.

The operator keeps the player account and the cashier. The aggregator never takes a deposit from you, so a question about your balance goes to the operator you registered with.

Casino aggregator: the same layer, another name

Searchers type casino aggregator and game aggregator for the same layer. The table sets the two terms against the layers around them.

The business-to-business nature of the first two rows is covered on the B2B casino page.

What PAGCOR publishes about game aggregators

PAGCOR’s electronic gaming page links a document called the List of PAGCOR-Accredited Gaming Affiliates, dated 27 August 2026. It has two numbered sections.

Seven of the 13 aggregator entries carry the remark that they have yet to commence commercial operations. The list names companies and does not rank them, and it says nothing about which lobby uses which aggregator. To see how PAGCOR’s other published lists work, follow the steps for checking a PIGO license.

Studios an aggregator can carry

A studio sells through aggregators and also directly. The studios in this site’s data show how different their catalogues are.

Catalogue sizes are each studio’s own claim. The PanaloKO lobby’s Slot game section names JILI, PG Soft, Pragmatic Play, FA CHAI and CQ9 among its vendor lanes, and the full studio list is on the game providers hub. A closer look at one studio starts on the JILI studio profile.

How to see the aggregator layer from your side

You never meet an aggregator by name, but you can see its effect.

1. Open a lobby’s game filter and count how many studios it lists.
2. Open one game’s info screen and read which studio built it.
3. Search a title in two different lobbies and compare the version each one shows.
4. Ask customer service which studio a title belongs to when its screen is silent.