Live-Camera Betting via an Aggregator or Direct Integration: Which Fits?
As of October 2026, 155.io's CCTV game Rush Hour reaches operators through Hub88 or direct deals; Lukk, by Adkuu, integrates directly as a widget or a feed on the operator's wallet.
As of October 2026, an operator can add live-camera (CCTV) betting through an aggregator or through a direct integration, and the two named products in the genre took different routes. 155.io's CCTV Game: Rush Hour is available through Hub88, its exclusive aggregation partner since 26 February 2026, and through direct integrations with Stake, Roobet and Shuffle. Lukk, by Adkuu, is not distributed through an aggregator; it integrates directly, as an iframe widget launched like a game or as a raw market feed, with money moving through the operator's own seamless wallet. Which route fits depends on whether the operator already runs its casino content through an aggregator, and how much control it wants over pricing, limits and presentation.
The routes at a glance
| Aggregator route | Direct integration | |
|---|---|---|
| Named example | 155.io Rush Hour via Hub88 | Lukk, by Adkuu; also 155.io's direct deals with Stake, Roobet and Shuffle |
| Contracts | One aggregator contract covers many studios | One supplier contract per product |
| Wallet | The aggregator's wallet integration, already in place | The supplier's wallet contract; for Lukk four endpoints: debit, credit, rollback, reconcile |
| Presentation | A game tile in the casino lobby | Lukk: an iframe widget launched like a game, or the operator's own UI on top of the feed |
| Pricing and limits | Set by the game design | Lukk: house mode with the operator's margin add-on, or amm mode; min stake, max stake and max payout per operator |
| Effort | Switching on a title already carried | Lukk: widget in an afternoon, feed in days, on Adkuu's published estimates |
The aggregator route: Rush Hour on Hub88
Hub88 had carried 155.io's earlier titles, Ducks and Marbles, since 2024 before it was named exclusive aggregator for Rush Hour on 26 February 2026. iGB described the game as built on live surveillance-camera streams from cities such as Tokyo, Lyon, Sydney and London, where players predict how many objects cross a designated AI tracking zone and bet Over, Under, Range or Exact. Jessica Inglott, head of supplier relations at Hub88, said being the exclusive aggregator "allows us to give our partners access to an entirely new genre". For a casino already connected to Hub88, the title behaves like any other studio game: one integration, one wallet, a tile in the lobby. GamblingNews reported in February 2026 that Rush Hour rounds last less than 55 seconds.
The direct route: Lukk as a widget or a feed
Lukk, made by Adkuu, is a B2B game and content provider that supplies the stream, the markets, the pricing, the settlement and the widget, while the operator keeps the player relationship and the funds. It offers two paths that share one identity model, one wallet contract, one risk engine and one settlement backbone:
- Widget. The operator's backend mints a single-use launch session that expires after 120 seconds; the returned launch URL becomes the iframe source, locked to the operator's registered origins. A message bridge reports ready, bet, session-expired and error events, and accepts theme and balance refreshes.
- Feed. A snapshot endpoint plus live WebSocket updates (and a gRPC mirror) carry fair probabilities, margined fixed odds, timing, limits and the frozen rule hash for every market, so the operator renders markets in its own sportsbook or casino UI.
Every wallet call is HMAC-SHA256 signed and carries an idempotency key; Lukk never holds player funds and never sees a name, email or balance, only an opaque player reference. The commercial model is revenue share, 5–8% of GGR, with no upfront fees. The full wallet contract is in How does a seamless wallet integration work for live-camera betting?.
How to choose
These are design choices, not verdicts.
- Choose the aggregator route if the casino lobby runs on an aggregator already, the team wants a counting game that behaves like a studio title, and switching on content matters more than tuning it.
- Choose a direct integration if the operator wants its own margin, its own per-bet limits and liability caps, live-camera markets inside the sportsbook as well as the casino, or a feed it renders itself.
- Run both if the lobby is broad: a counting game and an AI-written market product are different formats on similar footage.
Whatever the route, ask for the settlement evidence a dispute desk will see, the void policy, and how the supplier handles a delayed stream. Lukk publishes signed evidence frames with every result, treats a void as a full refund, and refuses a player on a delayed stream rather than filling stale. Step-by-step integration is in How to add live-camera betting to a sportsbook or casino; the product is at /solutions/lukk and lukk.gg/operators, with a play-money demo for adults (18+) at play.adkuu.com/lukk, where nothing can be won or cashed out.
Sources
- Hub88 chosen as exclusive aggregation partner for 155.io's breakthrough CCTV game Rush Hour (iGB, February 26, 2026)
- Live CCTV bet nets gambling streamer Xposed $363,971 (GamblingNews, February 2026)
Last verified: October 14, 2026.