BGaming Slots: Games, RTPs and Provably Fair Titles

BGaming is a Malta-licensed studio that grew out of SoftSwiss Games, the in-house game team of the SoftSwiss casino platform, and has operated under its own brand since 2018. Its catalogue of 250+ certified titles covers video slots, crash, Plinko, dice and card games, and part of it runs on Provably Fair technology. The games listed below are the BGaming titles reviewed on this site.

Company facts

BGaming began as SoftSwiss Games, the content arm of the SoftSwiss casino platform; the development team has been building casino games since 2012 and launched the BGaming brand in 2018. The legal entity is Stable Games Ltd, registered at Old Bakery Street, Valletta, Malta. Development offices are in Poland and Georgia, and the company reports a staff of 350+ and 3,000+ operator clients.

The main licence is a Malta Gaming Authority B2B Critical Gaming Supply licence, number MGA/B2B/785/2020, issued on 18 March 2021. BGaming also lists B2B approvals in Curaçao, Greece, Romania and Spain, with Sweden and Denmark marked as in progress on its corporate site. Games are tested by iTech Labs and BMM Testlabs, and the studio publishes 16 language versions of its interfaces.

Provably Fair: what it means in BGaming games

BGaming was one of the first mainstream suppliers to ship Provably Fair games. In a Provably Fair round, the server commits to a hashed seed before the bet, the player’s client contributes its own seed, and the result is calculated from both. After the round, the original server seed is revealed so anyone can recompute the hash and the outcome. This lets a player confirm that a specific result was not changed after the bet was placed. It does not change the house edge: the RTP is set by the game’s maths, and Provably Fair only proves that the advertised maths was applied. Our Provably Fair explainer walks through a manual verification.

In BGaming’s catalogue this feature is most common in the casual and crypto-oriented titles such as Plinko, Dice and Mines-style games. The video slots use a conventional RNG certified by the test labs above.

Maths profile: RTP and volatility

Most BGaming video slots ship with a default RTP in the 95%–97% range, with volatility from medium to high. Many titles are offered to operators in several RTP configurations, so the same game can return a different percentage at two different casinos. The live figure is shown in the game’s information screen; our guide on how to check a game’s RTP shows where to find it.

The casual games run with higher RTPs because they are built for low house edge and fast rounds. BGaming’s Plinko, for example, is listed at 99% RTP with three risk levels and a top multiplier of 1,000x. Higher RTP does not mean lower risk per session: the high-risk Plinko setting concentrates almost all of the return in rare edge slots.

Signature games and series

• Elvis Frog in Vegas (May 2020): 5×3 reels, 25 fixed lines, RTP 95.3% in the default build, maximum win 2,500x. It started BGaming’s longest-running character franchise, followed by Elvis Frog TRUEWAYS and other sequels.
• Aviamasters: a crash-style game in which a plane collects multipliers in flight and has to land on a carrier to pay out. It was named Best Casino Game 2025 at the SiGMA Central Europe Awards.
• Plinko: the ball-drop game with 8 to 16 rows, three risk levels and a 99% listed RTP. See our Plinko guide for how the payout tables differ by risk level.
• Bonanza Billion, Aztec Magic and Lucky Lady Moon: earlier video slots that are still common in casino lobbies and show BGaming’s typical structure of a free-spins round plus a buy-feature option in markets where bonus buys are allowed.

Feature buys appear in a large share of BGaming slots. Our bonus-buy guide explains why the buy price and the RTP of the bought feature can differ from the base game.

Crypto and currency support

Because BGaming is part of the SoftSwiss group, its games are integrated with platforms that handle cryptocurrency balances. Many BGaming titles display bets directly in BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE or USDT when the casino runs a crypto wallet, rather than converting to a fiat equivalent. For Australian players who fund accounts with crypto, this removes one currency conversion step. Our guide to depositing with crypto covers the casino side of that process.

Where Australians find BGaming games

BGaming content is distributed mainly through Curaçao- and Anjouan-licensed casinos that accept Australian players, and through MGA-licensed operators in Europe. On this site, 25 casino reviews list BGaming in their provider mix, which makes it one of the most widely carried studios in our database. The full list with ratings is on the casinos with BGaming games page.

Demo mode is usually available directly in casino lobbies without registration, and BGaming hosts demos on its own site. Availability of demos and real-money play from an Australian IP address is decided by each casino’s licence terms; if a game shows as restricted, the operator, not the player’s device, is the cause. Read our notes on playing in demo mode before moving to real money.

How BGaming compares

The practical difference is catalogue focus: BGaming mixes standard video slots with casual games, while Spribe is almost entirely casual. For a wider look at the genre, see our crash games guide.

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