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Vivo Gaming is a specialist live dealer supplier that has built its reputation on authenticity — streaming real tables from genuine casino floors and purpose-built studios across Europe, Asia and Latin America. Its catalogue covers the full live core of roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, casino hold'em and craps, presented by multilingual dealers to a genuinely global audience.
Through SoftVault, every Vivo Gaming table is available via one aggregation integration. There is no separate contract to sign, the studio is included in the standard 14-day launch, revenue lands in a single consolidated GGR statement, and delivery is crypto-ready from the outset.
Vivo Gaming has spent well over a decade building a live dealer business around a single, powerful idea: that the most compelling live casino experience is one that feels genuinely real. Founded in 2010 and run from a Miami base with studios spread across Bulgaria, Georgia, Uruguay and the Philippines, Vivo made an early and enduring bet on authenticity — streaming not just from sound-stage studios but from the floors of real, functioning land-based casinos. That decision has shaped everything about how the company operates and why operators choose it.
The result is a live catalogue that carries a distinct atmosphere. When a player sits down at a Vivo table streamed from a real casino, they are watching the same wheel, the same dealer and the same room that in-person guests are playing. That sense of place is difficult to manufacture in a studio, and it is one of the reasons Vivo has found particularly strong traction in Latin America and other markets where players value the feeling of a real casino floor. For an operator connecting through SoftVault, Vivo brings authenticity and multi-continent coverage to the live vertical from a single integration.
Vivo Gaming launched in 2010, a moment when live dealer casino was still finding its shape as a category. Many early entrants leaned toward controlled studio environments because they were easier to standardise. Vivo took a different route, investing in relationships with real land-based casinos so it could stream tables directly from their floors. Over the years the company complemented this with its own dedicated studios in several countries, but the land-based heritage remains a defining trait.
This philosophy is more than a marketing angle. Streaming from a real casino floor means the ambient sound, the movement of other players, the pace set by a live pit — all of it is genuine. For players who grew up visiting physical casinos, that authenticity translates into trust, and trust is the currency of live casino. Vivo's partnerships with established venues, including well-known Mediterranean casino operations, gave it access to genuine gaming environments that lend its streams a credibility studio-only rivals work hard to imitate.
Headquartered in Miami with a management structure oriented toward international markets, Vivo built its footprint around serving diverse regions rather than a single home market. That outlook is reflected in its studio placement — Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, South America and Southeast Asia — each location extending the company's reach into the time zones and languages of a different player base.
Vivo's catalogue is deliberately focused. Rather than chasing an ever-expanding roster of novelty formats, the studio concentrates on delivering the classic live table games to a consistently high standard. Roulette leads in multiple flavours — European and American wheels, plus tables streamed from named land-based venues that give players a specific, recognisable setting. Blackjack is offered in multi-seat, multi-deck formats that mirror the physical game, complete with side bets and the pacing serious blackjack players expect.
Baccarat is a cornerstone, reflecting its dominance in Asian-facing live play, and Vivo runs it alongside Dragon Tiger for players who prefer the faster, simpler card comparison format. Sic Bo covers the dice-betting audience, casino hold'em brings a poker-style table to the mix, and live craps rounds out a line-up that few live suppliers of Vivo's size attempt. This breadth across the traditional formats means an operator can cover the entire spectrum of live table preferences from one studio.
Because the roster is curated rather than sprawling, each table gets genuine attention to production quality. That focus is a feature: operators get dependable, high-quality coverage of every format players actually ask for, without the maintenance burden of a bloated catalogue.
Vivo's international ambitions are written into its dealer roster. The studio supports a broad set of languages — commonly cited at more than two dozen — and staffs tables with dealers who speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish and Mandarin, among others. For a supplier whose strongest markets include Latin America, the emphasis on Spanish and Portuguese-speaking dealers is a genuine competitive edge: it lets operators offer players in those regions a live experience in their own language, dealt by someone who understands the local rhythm of the game.
This linguistic breadth pairs naturally with the multi-continent studio footprint. A player in Latin America can be served by a Uruguay-based table in Spanish; a player in Southeast Asia by a Philippines-based table; a player in Europe by a Bulgaria or Georgia-based table. The distributed model keeps latency low and cultural fit high, both of which matter enormously in a format where the human dealer is the product.
For an operator using SoftVault to expand across regions, Vivo's global reach is one of its strongest selling points. Rather than assembling a patchwork of regional live suppliers, an operator can cover multiple continents and languages through Vivo alone — and access all of it through a single aggregation integration rather than a series of separate regional deals.
Vivo delivers its live content in HTML5, which means its tables run natively across desktop and mobile browsers without plug-ins or separate apps. Cross-platform consistency is a core design goal: a player should get the same table, the same controls and the same stream quality whether they are on a laptop at home or a phone on the move. Given how much live play now happens on mobile, that seamless portability is essential rather than optional.
The streaming infrastructure is built to carry feeds from geographically dispersed studios and land-based venues back to a global player base with acceptable latency. Streaming from a real casino floor adds technical complexity — the environment is not a controlled studio, and the feed has to be reliable regardless — and Vivo's long operation in this mode reflects hard-won engineering maturity. Adaptive delivery keeps the experience watchable across varying connection speeds, which matters especially in emerging markets where mobile bandwidth can be inconsistent.
Independent testing underpins the technical credibility. Vivo's games have been evaluated by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), one of the industry's principal testing houses, which provides operators and regulators with assurance around fairness and integrity. When this content is delivered through SoftVault, the aggregation layer handles the operator-side plumbing, so the studio's cross-platform delivery arrives without the operator having to manage the streaming stack directly.
Vivo Gaming operates under licensing from Curacao eGaming and holds authorisation from the Bulgaria State Commission on Gambling, with its games independently tested by GLI. This combination positions Vivo as a supplier that can serve a wide range of markets — its Curacao base gives it broad international reach, while its Bulgarian licensing and studio presence anchor it within a European regulatory framework.
The company's market coverage is genuinely global, spanning Latin America, Asia, Europe, North America and Australia. Latin America in particular has become a signature region for Vivo, driven by its Spanish and Portuguese dealer capability and its authentic streaming style, both of which resonate strongly with players there. This makes Vivo an obvious choice for operators targeting the fast-growing Latin American iGaming market, where local relevance is a decisive factor.
For an operator, the licensing picture translates into practical flexibility: Vivo's content can be deployed across a spread of jurisdictions without renegotiating the fundamentals, and because it comes through SoftVault, those credentials are inherited as part of the aggregation rather than being re-established table by table.
Vivo's decision to stream from real casino floors is more than an aesthetic choice; it is a distinct operating model with its own advantages and demands. By partnering with established land-based venues — including well-known Mediterranean casino operations such as those in Malta — Vivo gains access to genuine gaming environments that carry an authenticity no studio set can fully replicate. Players see a real pit, real in-house patrons and the unmistakable atmosphere of a working casino, and that authenticity translates into a level of trust that is difficult to manufacture.
The model also gives operators access to named, recognisable tables. A roulette wheel streamed from a specific, reputable casino carries an implied credibility — this is a real table in a real, regulated venue — that resonates particularly with players who have visited physical casinos. For those players, betting on a Vivo land-based table feels closer to the real thing than betting on an anonymous studio stream, and that closeness is a genuine driver of engagement and loyalty.
Operationally, streaming from live casino floors is harder than running a controlled studio, which is exactly why it functions as a competitive moat. The environment cannot be fully scripted, the technical setup has to be robust in a space Vivo does not solely control, and the partnerships themselves take years to build and maintain. Vivo's long experience operating in this mode represents accumulated know-how that newer entrants cannot quickly acquire. For an operator taking Vivo through SoftVault, all of that complexity is abstracted away — the operator simply receives authentic land-based streams as part of the aggregated catalogue, inheriting the benefit of the model without any of its operational burden.
If Vivo has a signature region, it is Latin America. The combination that makes Vivo effective there is specific and hard to replicate: Spanish and Portuguese-speaking dealers, a studio presence oriented toward the region's time zones, and an authentic, casino-floor streaming style that matches local expectations of what a real gambling experience should feel like. Latin America has become one of iGaming's fastest-growing regions, and operators competing there quickly discover that local relevance is decisive — a generic English-language European product simply does not convert the same way.
Vivo's Uruguay studio anchors its South American operation, placing dealers in the region and serving players in their own language at appropriate hours. Portuguese-speaking tables address the enormous Brazilian-oriented audience, while Spanish-speaking dealers serve the many Spanish-first markets across the continent. This is localisation of the kind that live casino rewards most, because the format is so dependent on the human connection between dealer and player.
For an operator using SoftVault to enter or expand in Latin America, Vivo is one of the most compelling reasons to have the studio in the mix. Rather than assembling regional suppliers or compromising with a non-localised product, an operator can offer Latin American players an authentic, native-language live experience through Vivo — delivered, like everything else, through the single aggregation integration. As the region's regulated markets continue to mature, that ready-made local relevance becomes an increasingly valuable asset.
Beyond the tables themselves, Vivo provides operators with the practical tooling a live deployment requires — table management, configurable limits and betting ranges, and reporting that gives visibility into activity across the catalogue. Configurable limits are particularly useful because they let an operator tune tables to different segments, from cautious recreational players to high-value customers, without needing separate products. This flexibility helps an operator match Vivo's content to their specific audience and commercial goals.
In the wider supplier landscape, Vivo occupies the position of the authenticity-led global specialist. It is not the largest live studio by catalogue size, nor does it try to be; its distinct value lies in genuine land-based streaming and multi-continent, multi-language coverage, with a particular edge in Latin America. That makes it an excellent complement to a mainstream European studio in an operator's line-up — covering regions and delivering an authentic style that the giants address less convincingly.
As with any vertical, the strongest live offerings blend suppliers rather than relying on one. Vivo's role in that blend is to bring authenticity and global, especially Latin American, reach. Assembling such a portfolio through direct deals would multiply the onboarding work, but through SoftVault an operator can add Vivo alongside other studios from the same single integration, mixing content to cover the full breadth of their audience. Vivo's place in the landscape — the authentic, globally-minded complement — is exactly the kind of role the aggregation model makes simple to fill.
Live casino, being a real-money real-time product, places integrity at the centre of the operator relationship, and Vivo's independent testing is a core part of its credibility. Its games have been evaluated by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), one of the industry's principal testing houses, which provides operators and regulators with assurance that the tables operate fairly and that outcomes are genuine. In a format where players are watching real cards dealt and real wheels spun, this kind of third-party verification underpins the trust that makes the whole vertical work.
Vivo's licensing framework — Curacao eGaming alongside authorisation from the Bulgaria State Commission on Gambling — sets the compliance baseline its content is built to meet. These obligations cover fairness, dealer conduct, data handling and responsible gambling, and they are reflected in the way the tables are run: clear rules, transparent bet and payout displays, and professional dealers who follow established procedures. The authenticity of streaming from real casino floors adds a further layer of implicit integrity, since those venues operate under their own regulatory oversight.
For an operator, the practical benefit is that Vivo's compliance and testing credentials are already established and do not need to be re-litigated when the studio is added. Through SoftVault, those credentials travel with the content as part of the aggregation, so the operator inherits Vivo's regulated, GLI-tested status rather than establishing it independently. Responsible-play mechanics carry through the same way, embedded in the tables rather than layered on afterwards.
The commercial argument for Vivo rests on reach and authenticity working together. Its multi-continent footprint and multilingual dealers let an operator engage players across regions and languages that a single-region studio cannot serve, while its authentic streaming style drives the engagement and retention that determine how well a live vertical performs. For operators with international ambitions — and especially those targeting Latin America — that combination of breadth and authenticity is where the return lives.
There is a diversification benefit as well. An operator relying solely on a mainstream European live studio looks much like every competitor doing the same, and is exposed to that one supplier's strengths and gaps. Adding Vivo introduces genuine differentiation — real casino-floor atmosphere, named land-based tables, native-language dealers in regions the giants address less convincingly — that helps an operator stand apart while spreading their reliance across more than one studio. In a crowded market, that distinctiveness has real value.
Because live casino rewards engagement and retention above all, Vivo's authenticity is directly commercially relevant: the more real and trustworthy a table feels, the more players return to it. Vivo's whole proposition is engineered around that sense of realism, which is why it performs so well with players who value the feel of a genuine casino. Capturing that payoff through SoftVault carries none of the usual cost of onboarding a studio — no separate build, no standalone contract, no additional integration to fund. The full upside of Vivo's authentic, multi-continent reach arrives through the single aggregation integration, included in the standard launch, so the return is not eroded by overhead.
This is especially pertinent for operators eyeing Latin America, where the market is expanding quickly and the window to establish a local presence is genuinely open. Moving fast matters in a growth market, and the ability to add an authentic, native-language live studio like Vivo without a multi-month integration project can be the difference between arriving while the opportunity is fresh and arriving after competitors have already captured the audience. Delivered through SoftVault, Vivo's regional strength becomes something an operator can act on quickly rather than a capability that takes a quarter or more to stand up.
Taking Vivo Gaming on directly would mean negotiating a commercial agreement, completing a technical integration, aligning on certifications and standing up account management — the standard multi-month effort of onboarding any live supplier. SoftVault removes all of it. Vivo's full live catalogue is available through one aggregation integration, with no separate Vivo contract required, and it is included in the standard 14-day launch so an operator can go live with authentic, multi-continent live coverage on the platform's normal timeline.
Financially, Vivo activity flows into the same consolidated GGR statement as every other provider on SoftVault, eliminating the reconciliation overhead of managing a standalone studio relationship. And because SoftVault is crypto-ready, operators can serve Vivo's live tables to digital-asset players without any extra integration. For an operator whose strategy leans toward Latin America or genuinely global reach, Vivo through SoftVault delivers an authenticity-led live proposition — real casino floors, multilingual dealers, multi-continent coverage — with the operational simplicity of a single vendor.
Vivo Gaming brings authenticity and genuine global reach to the live vertical, and SoftVault makes both available without the usual onboarding effort:
Connecting to Vivo Gaming through SoftVault requires nothing bespoke. The studio's live tables are already integrated into SoftVault's aggregation layer, so an operator connects once to the platform and inherits Vivo's full catalogue — land-based and studio feeds alike — as part of that single integration, rather than commissioning a separate provider build or standing up a streaming setup.
Because Vivo is part of the standard content shelf, it is included in the 14-day launch. Table availability, cross-platform HTML5 delivery, wallet and session handling, and reporting are all provisioned centrally, so an operator can be live with authentic multi-continent live coverage on the same timeline as the rest of their content — with no wait for a separate certification cycle.
Everything then consolidates operationally. Vivo activity feeds the same single GGR statement as every other provider, settlement and reconciliation stay unified, and the crypto-ready payment layer applies to Vivo tables automatically. Operators get an authenticity-led global live offering with the operational profile of a single vendor relationship.
Authenticity. Vivo streams many of its tables from real land-based casino floors rather than studios alone, giving players the atmosphere and credibility of a genuine casino environment.
Vivo has particular strength in Latin America, backed by Spanish and Portuguese-speaking dealers, and covers Asia, Europe, North America and Australia through studios on four continents.
No. Vivo's full live catalogue is available through SoftVault's single aggregation integration, with no separate commercial or technical relationship required.
Vivo is included in SoftVault's standard 14-day launch. As part of the aggregated content shelf, there is no additional integration or certification wait.
Yes. Vivo operates under Curacao eGaming and Bulgaria State Commission on Gambling licensing, with games independently tested by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI).
Yes. SoftVault is crypto-ready, so Vivo's live tables reach digital-asset players with no extra integration, and all activity settles into one consolidated GGR statement.
