What is a Game Provider?

Definition: A game provider, or game studio, is a company that develops casino games and supplies them to operators.

What game providers produce:

Online slots.
RNG table games such as roulette and blackjack.
Live casino tables and game shows.
Instant games and other casual formats.

What a provider delivers with each game:

Certified game maths and RTP versions.
Game interface and RGS hosting.
Marketing assets: images, descriptions, translations.
Market approvals.

How games reach operators: through a direct integration or through a game aggregator connected to the operator's casino platform.

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Related Terms

Paylines (Ways to Win)

Paylines are the lines across a slot’s reels on which matching symbols create a win. Ways to win is an alternative system that pays matching symbols on adjacent reels in any position.

Casino Lobby

A casino lobby is the section of an online casino where players browse and launch games. It is part of the front-end and is managed through the CMS or back office.

Live Game Shows

Live game shows are live casino games built around a host, a studio set and TV-style formats, such as a money wheel or dice game with multipliers.

Table Games

Table games are casino games based on cards, a wheel or dice, originally played at a physical table. Online they come in RNG and live dealer versions.

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