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# Operator Games API SDK  Now Supports OneTouch Originals

**Released:** 18 December 2025

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We’ve released a new update to the [**Operator Games API SDK**](/developer-docs/operator-sdks/operator-games-api-sdk.md), expanding supplier support and improving how operators can build richer, more interactive game experiences.

This release focuses on three key improvements: native support for [**OneTouch Originals**,](/developer-docs/operator-sdks/operator-games-api-sdk/using-onetouch-originals-in-the-sdk.md) new **event listening capabilities**, and clearer guidance for migrating from iframe-based integrations to the SDK.

### What’s new?

### **1. OneTouch Originals support (new supplier)**

You can now load **OneTouch Originals** games directly through the Operator Games API SDK. Games are automatically recognised and configured by the SDK, giving you instant access to original titles without changing your integration model.

<a href="/spaces/F8iFPgdqAwxIxP5oQMvU/pages/ZRVh79BKpeys4wzeJeAX" class="button primary">Read more about OneTouch Originals in the SDK</a>

### **2. Native game event listening**

The SDK now exposes native events for OneTouch Originals games, allowing you to listen for gameplay moments such as:

* Game round started
* Game round ended
* Win / loss outcomes
* Balance updates

This makes it easier to trigger custom UI behaviour such as win animations, balance refreshes, or real-time player feedback directly from your frontend.

Example:

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```javascript
window.addEventListener('hub88-games-sdk', (e) => {
  const event = e.detail.event
  console.log('Hub88 Event:', event)
})
```

{% endcode %}

<a href="/spaces/F8iFPgdqAwxIxP5oQMvU/pages/ZRVh79BKpeys4wzeJeAX" class="button primary">Read more about OneTouch Originals in the SDK</a>

### **3. New iframe → SDK migration guide**

We’ve added a dedicated migration guide to help operators move from iframe-based integrations to native SDK loading. The guide walks you through removing iframes, switching to the SDK, and validating your setup in a safe, step-by-step flow.

<a href="/spaces/F8iFPgdqAwxIxP5oQMvU/pages/oKeHXK91sgY1mKMiq8FW" class="button primary">Read the migration guide</a>

### 4. Updated SDK version

The **OneTouch Originals** support is available from **SDK version 1.1.2**.

**New CDN:**

```html
<script src="https://cdn.hub88.io/games-sdk/hub88-games-sdk-1.1.2.js"></script>
```


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