That origin shows in what it offers — a hundred-odd titles where dice machines sit alongside classic tables — but also in a way of working you recognise at once: at this studio, the world comes before the mechanic. Here is what it brings to the catalogue and how to spot its signature.
Gaming1, a game provider born in Belgium
The studio is based in Liège, and that location is anything but incidental.
Designing for this market means working with rules that exist nowhere else: formats specific to the country, capped stakes, strict access controls. A publisher established here builds them in from the drawing board, where a foreign studio has to redress a product conceived for others.
Its catalogue now runs past a hundred titles, split between reel machines, tables and local formats. It has earned certifications in several markets outside Belgium, but it is here that its range is richest.
What Gaming1 offers at Casino King today
The catalogue has changed, and it is worth being precise about what it holds now.
Three families are available: the dice slots, roulette and the card games. It is a tight selection rather than an exhaustive list, focused on the titles that perform best.
One family is missing, and it deserves a word.
The Gaming1 placement grids, a page turned
The studio made its name with placement grids — those boards where the player decides where to set down a column, rather than sitting through a draw.
Those titles no longer appear in the Casino King catalogue. They belong to the studio's history, not to what you can launch today, and it is better to say so plainly than to feed an expectation that will disappoint.
If the format appeals, it remains well represented by other publishers: the full selection is browsable from the online dice games.
The dice machines, core of the Gaming1 catalogue
This is where the studio is most expected, and by far the most played.
These machines take the mechanics of reels, lines and a paytable, substituting dice for the traditional symbols. The difference lies in what the studio stacks on top: mini-games, climbing multipliers, pots that drop without warning.
Its most played title illustrates the approach well. Fakir Dice Slot carries 243 winning combinations and hides a plinko mini-game and hides a plinko mini-game in which pucks drop onto a pin board and decide the amount won. This is not simply one more bonus round: you watch an object fall and bounce, which feels nothing like a run of automatic spins.
That layer of game within the game returns across several of its productions, in a different form each time.
Roulette and card games signed Gaming1
The studio does not stop at reels. It also produces tables, in a more restrained register.
Its online roulette tables carry the expected variants, with numbers from 1 to 36 and the usual families of bets. The interface favours the legibility of the layout over visual effect, which counts on a phone screen.
On the card side, blackjack follows the classic rule: reach 21 without going over, against a hand that follows a fixed protocol. The variants on offer stay approachable for beginners while leaving room for decisions.
One clarification that avoids misunderstandings: these tables run against the software, not against a dealer. The Belgian B+ licence covers automated games, and Casino King operates under that regime.
The themes, the studio's hallmark
One thing stands out browsing the catalogue: presentation comes first.
Pirates, ancient Egypt, creatures from elsewhere, eastern settings — each title lays down a world first, then fits its mechanic to it. Other publishers work the other way round and redress an existing engine.
That choice shows in play. Two of the studio's games running comparable engines do not leave the same impression, because the sound pacing, the animations and the vocabulary shift with the setting.
What the Belgian licence requires of Gaming1 games
Every title available here has passed the same checks, whoever the publisher.
An independent laboratory verifies the random number generator before it goes live, and re-audits it regularly. The return rate shown on each sheet matches the value actually programmed. Access is restricted to players aged 21 and over, with identity verification before the first stake.
Casino King operates under licence B+19763, entered in the Belgian Gaming Commission's public register. Your profile also lets you set a deposit ceiling: lowering it takes effect at once, raising it involves a period of reflection.
Trying a game from the studio before committing money
Almost every title starts on play credit, with no prior registration at all.
The point goes beyond simple discovery. The studio's mechanics often conceal a feature that only triggers after several dozen rounds — a mini-game, a pot, a threshold. A few minutes are enough to judge whether the rhythm suits you, well before the first real stake.
Then comes play for real money, and with it the question of payment. Casino King, the licensed Belgian online casino, settles its own by instant payout: a few seconds to your bank account, with no commission.
Frequently asked questions
A Belgian studio based in Liège that develops casino games for licensed operators. Its catalogue runs past a hundred titles.
Dice machines, roulette tables and card games. Its placement grids no longer appear in the catalogue.
No. They run against the software, in line with the B+ licence that covers automated games.
By its careful presentation and its stacked features: mini-games, climbing multipliers, random pots. The studio builds a world before placing a mechanic inside it.
Yes, like every title available here. An independent laboratory audits the random number generator, and the rate displayed matches the programmed value.
Yes, almost all of them start on play credit, with no account to create.
