Newly added to the catalogue, this Bulgarian provider brings titles converted to the Belgian format. Here is where it came from, what it offers here, and what sets its approach to game design apart.
CT Interactive, from the gaming hall to the screen
The company was founded in 2012 within Telematic Interactive Bulgaria, a group already supplying solutions to land-based casinos.
That starting point counts for more than it seems. Designing for a venue imposes constraints you forget about online: the player is standing, has no manual in front of them, and if they cannot work the machine out within ten seconds they move to the next one. That demand for immediate legibility carried across unchanged into the digital versions.
In 2021 the publisher became a subsidiary of Telematic Interactive, the first company in the Bulgarian gaming sector to float on the stock market. An administrative detail on the face of it, with one concrete consequence: a listed company publishes its accounts and submits to regular external checks.
Bulgaria holds a particular place in this sector, as it happens. The country has trained generations of game developers, and several major studios come from there. CT Interactive belongs to that lineage, with the advantage of having started in hardware before moving to software.
What CT Interactive offers at Casino King
Its titles are filed here among the catalogue's online dice slots.
Hyper Dice goes for a quick pace and a stripped-back read. Hot 7's Dice revisits the imagery of classic machines — the sevens, the stars, the cherries — with dice faces standing in for the fruit. Pick the Pig Dice builds its bonus around a phase where the player chooses from several options. And Wild Clover Dice leans on wild symbols in a good-luck setting.
Internationally, the publisher's catalogue runs to several hundred slot machines. What reaches Belgium is a converted selection: symbols swapped for dice, paytables recalculated, fresh certification before going live.
That operation is no formality. It means reworking the game's balance so the return rate stays compliant, then having the whole thing validated by an approved body. Which is why a foreign publisher brings only a handful of titles here, even when it produces hundreds elsewhere.
CT Interactive games built to be grasped at once
That legibility is its signature, and it descends directly from its past in the halls.
No grid to configure, no three nested levels of rules. You open the game, you see what pays, you launch. The controls sit on a single row and the paytable stays available without leaving the round — a restraint you will not find across every one of the catalogue's casino games.
The choice has a downside worth naming: anyone after sophisticated mechanics, buy features or multi-storey systems will find these titles a little plain. They are for people who want to play, not to study.
It also brings a real advantage on a phone. The studio's games run on HTML5 and load in the browser with no installation; the interface rearranges around the reels rather than squeezing down a desktop screen. On a short session during a commute, that difference tells.
The bonus features in CT Interactive games
Surface simplicity does not rule out extra mechanics — they are simply more legible than elsewhere.
Four families come up regularly. Expanding symbols stretch across a whole column to cover more lines. Cascading wins clear the symbols that paid, with others dropping in behind them, which can chain several wins in a single round. Extra rounds open on a combination. And pick bonuses ask the player to select one option from several — precisely the principle behind Pick the Pig Dice.
Wilds come on top of those, standing in for missing symbols to complete a line.
One point to take in before starting: none of these features raises the return rate. They change the shape of the wins — rarer but larger with extra rounds, more frequent but smaller with cascades. The overall percentage stays fixed by the certified setting.
CT Interactive, listed and checked across 19 markets
The question of reliability deserves facts rather than adjectives.
The publisher holds certifications in nineteen regulated markets, ours among them, along with Spain, Italy, Malta and Romania. Each imposes its own technical checks, and an authority can withdraw an approval.
Put another way: compliance is not declared by the studio, it is verified nineteen times over, by bodies sharing no interest with it. That is a far sturdier indicator than a presentation page.
What the Belgian licence requires of these games
Three conditions frame how they are made available here.
The draw must be certified by an outside laboratory, then rechecked periodically. The return rate on display must match the actual setting, not a sector average. Access remains barred below 21, with identity verified.
Approval number B+19763 covers this operator. The Belgian regulator keeps that entry on an open register, so anyone minded to check it can.
Trying before you stake
The titles open on a practice balance, with no registration beforehand.
A few minutes are enough here, precisely because these games are quick to grasp. The aim is not to decode a mechanic but to see whether the pace suits you — and they do not all share a cadence.
A useful marker: count how many rounds pass between two meaningful wins. A title paying small amounts often calls for a different budget from one that stays quiet then wakes up all at once. Twenty or thirty practice rounds already give a sound idea.
In real money, remember to switch on your daily Boosts. Each names one game and adds 50% to the win obtained, capped at €10 — and you get three a day. On titles with frequent wins like these, the uplift kicks in quickly.
All of it at a licensed belgium online casino, where winnings leave with no commission.
