On 21 October 2025 a trade outlet published a report on a partnership between InOut Games and the aggregator Slotegrator. The details below come from the published summary of that report and should be read as reported rather than confirmed by the companies on their own sites.
What was reported
According to the summary, Slotegrator will distribute 34 InOut Games titles to its partners. The regions named are Latin America, the CIS and Asia. The report does not, in the portion available, give financial terms, a start date for each market or a list of the titles included. It is also not stated whether every Chicken Road version is part of the 34.
Why aggregator deals matter
Studios such as InOut mostly serve operators rather than players directly. An aggregator already integrated with many operators lets a studio's catalogue reach them through one connection. For an operator it means one contract and one technical link for many games. The news is therefore about reach: where and through whom the games can be offered.
Limits of the report
Because the figures come from a short summary rather than from a statement published by InOut itself, they may be refined or corrected later. InOut's own news page lists several partnerships, but this article relies only on the trade report and does not infer anything beyond it, such as which operators will actually offer the titles or when each market goes live.
What does not change
A distribution agreement does not alter a game. The mechanics, the published RTP and the release dates remain those set by the provider. For example, the original Chicken Road keeps its 98% figure and the sequel its 95.5%, regardless of the route by which an operator obtained the game. Operators may still apply their own settings, so check the information screen in the game for the value actually in use.
- Reported date: 21 October 2025
- Reported scope: 34 InOut Games titles
- Reported regions: Latin America, CIS, Asia
The following day another trade report covered an integration with a different aggregator, summarised in this article. Specifications for each Chicken Road version are on the versions page.