Religa is a live-casino supplier focused on streamed table games including Roulette, Auto Roulette, Baccarat and Blackjack. Its current site reports distribution across more than 20 jurisdictions and publishes a Maltese B2B licence, giving the brand a clear regulated live-dealer identity.
Live products are controlled by table-specific rules rather than a provider-wide slot profile. Betting limits, side bets, number of seats, dealing procedure, language and studio setup can vary among Religa tables. The company’s 2026 distribution work, including a Hub88 partnership, can broaden where those tables appear without making every operator offer the same selection.
Religa remains active and continues to expand its B2B reach. The provider-level facts are the live-casino specialization, current licence and multi-jurisdiction distribution.
The exact table screen is still required for current limits, side bets and settlement rules because those details can change by table, operator and market. Religa publishes Malta licence MGA/B2B/1009/2023 and describes its tables as available in more than twenty jurisdictions. Its 2026 Hub88 agreement adds another current distribution route for the live portfolio.
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