

None of the games at Casino King were designed by the casino itself: each one comes from a specialist studio. Casino game providers design the reels, the dice grids and the tables; the casino makes them available to you and handles everything else, from your account to your withdrawals. These developers are based everywhere from Liège, where the Gaming1 games are built, to Prague, Sofia, Malta and Taiwan.
Knowing who made a game helps you choose it: a developer tends to keep its own way of building bonuses, setting volatility or presenting its tables across its whole catalogue. The studios are grouped below by game family, and each logo in the line-up opens the list of its titles.
A studio designs a game from start to finish: its rules, its paytable, its bonus features and the rhythm of its wins. It has the game tested, then supplies it to the licensed casinos that have chosen it. The casino does not touch the mechanics: it integrates the game into its platform, displays it in its lobby and takes care of everything around it.
Around the game itself, then, Casino King is the one you deal with: opening and verifying your account, deposits, withdrawals and the deposit limit, as well as the site's own features, such as the Boosts or the three in-house jackpots (Timer Drop, Cash Drop and King Drop), which do not depend on the developer.
This division of roles explains why the same title sometimes turns up at several Belgian casinos, with the same graphics and the same rules: its maker supplies it to several licensed operators. What changes from one site to the next is mainly what surrounds the game, from payment methods to withdrawal speed, and sometimes the return-to-player version the casino has chosen.
Three settings are decided by the developer. First, the return to player (RTP), the share of stakes paid back on average over the long run: the maker sets it, or offers several versions for the casino to choose from, and the exact figure appears on the game's help screen. Then volatility: frequent, modest wins, or rarer, bigger ones. Finally, the jackpot structure, if the game has one: a fixed amount known in advance, or a progressive counter fed by the stakes.
Each maker also has its habits. Some build their titles around a jackpot, others around a signature feature that recurs across their games, such as Air Dice's Shifter feature, which reorders the reels after a first win.
At Casino King, every slot is offered in a dice version. Suppliers adapt their titles to this format, which is why so many titles in the catalogue have 'Dice' or 'Cubes' in their name.
A game supplier does not deal with players directly: it works with operators, and its supplier licences are what regulate it. Several providers in the catalogue hold a B2B licence from the Malta Gaming Authority, such as GameArt or TaDa Gaming (MGA/B2B/940/2022). Stakelogic, meanwhile, holds a supplier licence from the UK Gambling Commission. These licences can be checked: the Malta Gaming Authority's public register links each number to a company and shows whether the licence is still active.
That leaves the question of chance. On slots, dice games and virtual tables, the result comes from a random number generator, which developers have checked by independent testing labs: TaDa Gaming, for example, cites BMM, GLI and Gaming Associates, Endorphina the GLI lab. On automatic roulettes, the number comes from a real wheel, launched mechanically and filmed continuously. Either way, the casino plays no part in the draw.
In dice games played on a grid, you place your own columns of dice on several grids before confirming. The dice you get form combinations on each grid, and the points collected are converted into winnings. At Casino King, this format has its own section of grid dice games, and three studios share the offer: Air Dice, Amusnet and Stakelogic.
Air Dice, based in Helsinki and on the market since 2005, offers by far the widest choice: four-grid titles, Mystery Games and, on some games, a progressive jackpot. The Finnish developer also makes dice slots and even a blackjack, Midnight Blackjack. Stakelogic, based in Eindhoven and taken over in 2025 by Sega Sammy Creation, brings its own grid games, such as Abra-Ca-Dice.
Dice slots, slot machines with dice symbols, make up the largest family in the catalogue, and developers from Central and Eastern Europe supply a large share of them. Amusnet, in Sofia, was called EGT Interactive until 2022; several of its titles give access to four-tier jackpots. EGT Digital, the online arm of the Bulgarian group Euro Games Technology, has its own 'Roll' series, from 5 to 100 Burning Roll. CT Interactive, founded in Bulgaria in 2012 and part of Telematic Interactive Bulgaria, which has been listed on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange since 2022, completes this first group.
On the Czech side, e-Gaming is a Prague studio founded in 2005 whose titles include MultiDice 81, played on 81 lines across a four-reel grid. Synot, a group founded in 1991, and Endorphina, based in Prague since 2012, only offer dice slots at Casino King. Greentube, the Vienna-based subsidiary of the Novomatic group, turns land-based classics into dice versions, from Book of Ra Dice to Lucky Lady's Charm Cubes.
BetSoft, founded in 2006 and known for its 3D-animated games, is one of the best-represented names at Casino King, and it is also behind the Plinko game on the site. TaDa Gaming, part of the Taiwanese group IGS, builds some of its slots in series. Spinomenal, founded in 2014, BGaming, spun off from SOFTSWISS's games department in 2018, WorldMatch, ZeusPlay and RedPanda complete the list.
At Casino King, the live casino in Belgium runs without a dealer: physical wheels with an automatic launcher, or software-driven tables. The site's B+ licence covers these automated games. Pragmatic Play, founded in 2015, does not stop at dice slots: automatic roulettes and a series of blackjacks round off its offer.
Malta-based GameArt offers both a roulette and casino card games: blackjack, baccarat, video poker and Caribbean Stud. For roulette in Belgium, Gaming1, Amusnet, Stakelogic and RedPanda also have their own versions, Amusnet's virtual or hosted by a presenter, Stakelogic's automatic. Gaming1 adds multi-hand blackjacks, Amusnet two video pokers. Galaxsys, an Armenian developer best known for its fast games, supplies a roulette, a blackjack and a sic bo game, TaDa Gaming an animated roulette and a baccarat table, and BetSoft a few tables, including craps.
The list of providers changes over time. WorldMatch and TaDa Gaming joined it recently, while BetMan is no longer part of it. A newcomer does not necessarily bring everything it makes: TaDa Gaming, whose portfolio also includes fishing games and crash games, has so far brought only its slots, a roulette and a baccarat.
The logo line-up follows these changes. When a developer already on board releases a new title at Casino King, it also appears in the list that opens from its logo. Whoever made the game, the rules here stay the same: licensed under B+19763, Casino King is the online casino for real money that gives you access to this whole catalogue with a single account, and it remains closed to anyone under 21.
No, contact Casino King's customer service, even if the problem comes from the game itself: the casino liaises with the developer. Note the name of the game and the time and, if possible, take a screenshot: these details help identify the round in question.
Each casino chooses the suppliers and titles it integrates, and a studio does not release all its games in every market. At Casino King, a slot also only joins the catalogue in its dice version: a title that does not exist in this format is not listed.
Nothing changes for your balance. It is held by the casino, not by the developer: it stays in your account and can be used on all the other games. Only the titles concerned disappear from the line-up and the search.
On the basis of the Act of 7 May 1999, the Belgian Gaming Commission requires a class E licence from manufacturers of games of chance and from online platform providers, and publishes the list of licence holders on its website. The casino itself must appear on the list of licensed operators: Casino King is registered there under licence B+19763.



















