Casino Software Providers Ireland

Casino software providers in Ireland — the complete 2026 guide

The casino software provider landscape has consolidated dramatically over the past decade. What used to be dozens of independent studios is now dominated by a handful of large groups — most notably the Evolution Group, which now owns five major studios (Evolution Gaming, NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City, Ezugi). Kindred Group owns Relax Gaming. Playtech, Pragmatic Play, and Hacksaw Gaming remain independent. Microgaming spun off its commercial distribution into Games Global in 2022. Understanding which company actually owns which studio matters because it explains why most major Irish-facing operators have similar core libraries — they’re all integrating the same handful of large groups.

This guide covers the actual casino software landscape for Irish players in 2026 — which providers serve which segments (live casino, slots, jackpot networks, aggregators), the verified corporate structures behind the brand names, and what to look for when choosing a casino based on its software stack. We’ve corrected several common errors in affiliate software provider coverage, including the misleading claim that Games Global “developed the first online casino in 1994” (that was Microgaming; Games Global is the 2022 spin-off), the outdated “Adobe Flash” framing (Flash was discontinued December 2020), and the conflation of Megaways inventor Big Time Gaming with licensed users like Playtech and Blueprint.

One thing to state upfront: software providers don’t run the casinos. They develop games and license them to operator brands. When you play at any major Irish-facing casino, you’re typically accessing content from 20+ providers through aggregator integrations, with the casino operator handling registration, deposits, withdrawals, customer support, bonuses, and KYC. The relationship is divided cleanly: providers make games; operators run the platform.

Top Irish casinos featuring multiple software providers

The casinos below offer broad provider coverage — typically 20+ providers integrated through aggregators or direct deals.

A practical note. The choice of casino in 2026 is rarely about specific provider exclusivity — most major Irish-facing operators have similar core libraries from Evolution Group studios, Playtech, Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, and Relax. The differentiation comes from operator-side factors: welcome bonus terms, withdrawal speeds, customer support quality, and licensing.

For provider-specific play, look for operators that prominently feature your preferred provider in their lobby filters. Most operators offer Provider Filter functionality letting you browse games by studio.

What do casino software providers actually do?

Worth being precise about provider vs operator responsibilities. Affiliate guides often blur this.

Providers (game studios)

• Develop games: Slots, live dealer games, table games, scratchcards, instant win games
• Manage RNGs and audits: Random number generation, RTP audits, regulatory compliance for the games themselves
• Operate progressive jackpot networks: Mega Moolah (Games Global), Daily Drops (Red Tiger), Dream Drop (Relax)
• Host live casino studios: Evolution Gaming (Latvia, Malta), Playtech Live (Latvia, Romania), Pragmatic Play Live (Bucharest)
• License their content: To operator brands via direct integration or aggregator platforms
• Set base RTP tiers: Operators choose which configuration to run, but providers set the available range
• Run network-wide promotions: Evolution Real-Time Rewards, Red Tiger Daily Drops campaigns, etc.

Operators (casino brands)

• Run the casino website/app: Registration, login, account management
• Handle deposits and withdrawals: Payment processing, KYC, AML compliance
• Set welcome bonuses and ongoing promotions: Operator-specific terms, not provider-set
• Manage customer support: Live chat, email, phone (operator-employed staff)
• Choose RTP configurations: Within provider-permitted ranges
• Hold the player-facing license: MGA, UKGC, Curaçao, future GRAI etc.
• Set deposit limits, withdrawal limits, responsible gambling controls

The competitor’s claim that “casino software developers power customer support” is generally wrong — operators run their own customer support. The competitor’s claim that “developers brainstorm and run deals” for promotions is also wrong — operators set their own promotions; providers may run network-wide bonus campaigns but standard welcome offers are operator-specific.

Types of casino software in 2026

The competitor’s three categories (instant play, downloadable, mobile) are largely outdated. Worth updating:

HTML5 browser-based (universal in 2026)

By 2026, virtually all casino software is HTML5-based, working seamlessly in any modern browser on any device. The migration from Adobe Flash was complete by late 2020 when Adobe officially discontinued Flash.

What HTML5 means for players:

• No download required
• Works on any device with a modern browser
• Cross-device session continuity
• Consistent feature support across desktop, mobile, tablet
• No platform-specific compatibility issues

Native mobile apps (specific operators only)

Some major operators maintain native iOS and Android apps for their casino services. Examples include bet365 Casino, 888 Casino, LeoVegas Casino, William Hill Casino. The actual games are the same HTML5 titles wrapped in a native app shell.

Native app advantages:

• Slightly faster game loading via cached assets
• Push notifications
• Home screen icon with native iOS/Android look
• Biometric login integration (Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint)

Progressive web apps (PWAs)

Mobile websites that behave like apps. Add the casino to your home screen via Safari (iOS) or Chrome (Android) and it launches in a full-screen window without browser controls. No App Store dependency.

Downloadable Windows clients (essentially defunct)

The downloadable casino software model was largely abandoned by 2020. Some legacy operators still offer downloadable clients but they’re rarely maintained. The competitor’s framing of downloadable software as a viable option is outdated.

The Evolution Group ecosystem

The single most consolidated player in iGaming software. Worth understanding because it explains most modern casinos’ libraries.

Evolution Group studios and their acquisitions

The cumulative result: Evolution Group operates studios producing live dealer, mainstream slots, must-drop jackpots, Megaways, and extreme-volatility content. Most major operators with “live casino” actually rely on Evolution’s core live studios, often supplemented by Pragmatic Play Live or Playtech Live.

Why this matters for players

When you play at most major Irish-facing operators, you’re potentially accessing all six Evolution studios through a single integration. The same casino offers Evolution live blackjack, NetEnt Starburst, Red Tiger Daily Drops, Big Time Gaming Megaways originals, Nolimit City high-volatility content, and Ezugi live games.

This is why operator-side differentiation matters more than provider-side in 2026 — the games come from the same group across operators.

Major casino software providers

The providers below represent the dominant share of content at Irish-facing casinos.

Evolution Gaming

The dominant live casino provider globally.

• Founded: 2006 in Stockholm, Sweden
• Listed: Nasdaq Stockholm (Large Cap) since 2015
• Specialty: Live dealer games, game shows (Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, Lightning Roulette), First Person RNG versions
• Catalogue: 150+ titles (100+ live, 50+ First Person RNG)
• Partner casinos: 400-500+ globally
• Studios: Latvia (main), Malta, Romania, Lithuania, Spain, USA, Argentina, Canada
• Notable corporate: Acquired NetEnt 2020, Red Tiger 2020 (via NetEnt), Big Time Gaming 2021, Nolimit City 2022, Ezugi 2018

NetEnt

Swedish slot studio behind some of the industry’s most iconic titles.

• Founded: 1996 in Stockholm (originally part of Cherry AB; spun off 2005)
• Listed: Nasdaq Stockholm (until 2020 acquisition)
• Owner: Evolution Group (acquired 2020 for $2.1 billion)
• Specialty: Mainstream slots, branded slots, progressive jackpots
• Iconic titles: Starburst (96.09% RTP), Gonzo’s Quest (95.97% RTP), Mega Joker (99% supermeter), Mega Fortune (96.6% RTP), Blood Suckers (98% RTP)
• Mega Fortune: A luxury/wealth-themed slot featuring yachts, champagne, and limousines — NOT Egyptian-themed as some affiliate guides incorrectly state
• Mega Fortune historical wins: €17.86 million Finnish player in 2013 was the largest at the time; has since been surpassed by Mega Moolah multiple times

Red Tiger Gaming

Malta-based studio specialising in slots and the Daily Drop Jackpot Network.

• Founded: 2014 in Malta
• Owner: Evolution Group (acquired by NetEnt 2019 for £220M; came under Evolution via 2020 NetEnt acquisition)
• Specialty: HTML5 slots, must-drop Daily Drop Jackpot Network
• Catalogue: 300+ slots
• Notable mechanic: Daily Drop Jackpots with Hourly Drop, Daily Drop, and Super Drop tiers — guaranteed to pay within time windows
• Iconic titles: Gonzo’s Quest Megaways (95.77% default RTP), Blood Suckers Megaways (97.66%), Piggy Riches Megaways (96%), Jack in a Pot (98.18%)

Playtech

UK-listed gaming technology giant with broad portfolio.

• Founded: 1999 in Tartu, Estonia by Teddy Sagi
• Listed: London Stock Exchange Main Market Premium Listing (since 2012; AIM since 2006)
• Headquarters: Isle of Man
• Employees: 6,000+ across 15+ countries
• Specialty: Slots (including branded DC Comics, movies, TV), live casino (Playtech Live), poker (iPoker network), bingo (Virtue Fusion), sports betting (BGT Sports)
• Catalogue: 700+ games
• Iconic titles: Age of the Gods progressive jackpot series, The Dark Knight, Goblin’s Cave (99.32% RTP — highest standard slot RTP), Justice League, Buffalo Blitz, Jackpot Giant
• Note on Goblin’s Cave: Generally classified as low-to-medium volatility, not high — the high RTP comes from frequent small wins rather than rare large ones

Games Global

Microgaming’s 2022 spin-off, distributing the Microgaming legacy library.

• Founded: 2022 (as spin-off from Microgaming, which was founded 1994)
• Headquarters: Isle of Man
• Specialty: Slot distribution, Mega Moolah progressive jackpot network
• Catalogue: 4,000+ titles distributed across multiple studios (Microgaming, Just For The Win, Triple Edge Studios, Stormcraft, Buck Stakes Entertainment, All41 Studios, Northern Lights Gaming)
• Partner casinos: 900+ operators globally
• Iconic titles: Mega Moolah (88.12% base RTP — low because most theoretical RTP feeds jackpot pool), Thunderstruck II (96.65%), Immortal Romance (96.86%), Book of Oz (96.31%), Avalon (96.00%), Tomb Raider (96.55%)
• Mega Moolah jackpot record: Multiple wins of €17-€22M+ since 2018; total network payouts €1.5+ billion since 1998

Important correction: Games Global did NOT develop the first online casino in 1994 — that was Microgaming, the predecessor company. Games Global was formed in 2022 when Microgaming spun off its commercial distribution operations. The competitor’s framing conflates the two companies.

Pragmatic Play

Malta-based slot studio with massive global reach.

• Founded: 2015 (rebranded from TopGame)
• Headquarters: Malta (with offices in Gibraltar, Romania, Ukraine, Philippines, India, UK)
• Specialty: Slots (Sweet Bonanza, Wolf Gold, Big Bass Bonanza), live casino (Pragmatic Play Live), bingo, virtual sports
• Catalogue: 300+ slots, 100+ live games
• Live studios: Bucharest (main), additional locations
• Iconic titles: Sweet Bonanza (96.51%), Wolf Gold (96.01%), The Dog House (96.51%), Big Bass Bonanza (96.71%), Gates of Olympus
• Licensing: 30+ jurisdictional licenses — one of the broadest in the industry

Hacksaw Gaming

Malta-based high-volatility slot specialist.

• Founded: 2018 in St Julians, Malta
• Listed: Nasdaq Stockholm First North (ticker: HACK) since June 2025
• Specialty: High-volatility slots, scratchcards, Dare2Win™ instant win games
• Catalogue: 140+ titles (90+ slots, 40+ scratchcards)
• Partner casinos: 300+ operators
• Iconic titles: Wanted Dead or a Wild (96.38% default RTP, 12,500x max win), Hand of Anubis (96.30%, 20,000x), Chaos Crew, Le Bandit (96.34%, up to 55,000x with bonus buy), Le Cowboy (25,000x max)
• Notable: Does NOT make live casino games

Relax Gaming

Malta-based studio with Money Train franchise and Dream Drop Jackpot Network.

• Founded: 2010 in Malta by Jani Takoniemi and Patrik Osteraker
• Owner: Kindred Group (acquired July 2021 for €320M)
• Specialty: Slots, Dream Drop progressive jackpots, content aggregation via Silver Bullet platform
• Catalogue: 150+ in-house titles + 7,000+ aggregated via Silver Bullet
• Iconic titles: Money Train 4 (96.10%/96.50% RTP, 150,000x max win), Temple Tumble 2 Dream Drop, Money Train 2 (96.40%), Snake Arena, Book of 99 (97.11%)
• Dream Drop jackpot record: 20+ millionaires since May 2022 launch; biggest reported €2.4M+ on €1.27 bet
• Notable: Silver Bullet aggregation platform connects 100+ third-party studios

Big Time Gaming (BTG)

Australian studio, inventor of the Megaways mechanic. Now Evolution Group subsidiary.

• Founded: 2011 in Sydney, Australia
• Owner: Evolution Group (acquired 2021 for €450M)
• Specialty: Megaways mechanic (up to 117,649 ways to win), high-volatility slots
• Iconic titles: Bonanza (96%), Extra Chilli (96.82%), Danger! High Voltage (95.67%), White Rabbit Megaways (97.39%), Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Megaways
• Megaways license: BTG licenses the Megaways mechanic to multiple providers including Pragmatic Play, Blueprint, Playtech, Red Tiger, Relax Gaming, Hacksaw Gaming, and others

Nolimit City

Swedish-Maltese studio known for extreme-volatility slots. Evolution Group subsidiary.

• Founded: 2014 in Sweden
• Owner: Evolution Group (acquired 2022 for €200M)
• Specialty: Extreme-volatility slots with novel mechanics
• Iconic titles: Mental (96.08%, 117,649x max win), Punk Rocker 2 (96%), San Quentin xWays, The Cage, Tombstone xWays, Loner (96.07%)
• Notable: Possibly the most extreme volatility profile of any major studio. Max wins commonly exceed 50,000x; some titles 100,000x+

Play’n GO

Swedish studio behind Book of Dead and others.

• Founded: 1997 (formerly part of Wagerlogic; independent since 2005)
• Headquarters: Växjö, Sweden
• Specialty: Slots, particularly book-style and Asian-themed titles
• Catalogue: 200+ slots
• Iconic titles: Book of Dead (96.21%), Reactoonz (96.51%), Rich Wilde series, Tome of Madness, Moon Princess

Other notable providers

• Yggdrasil Gaming (Malta): Innovative slot mechanics — Vikings series, Joker Pro
• Blueprint Gaming (UK): Megaways licensed slots, Genie Jackpots series — owned by Gauselmann Group
• Push Gaming (UK): Jammin’ Jars, Razor Shark, Bomb Bonanza
• iSoftBet (acquired by International Game Technology IGT in 2022): Broad slot portfolio
• ELK Studios (Sweden): Bonanza Megaways adaptations, hot mechanics
• Stakelogic (Netherlands): Casino classics and modern slots
• BGaming (Latvia/crypto-focused): Aviator-style crash games, modern slots
• Spribe (Estonia): Aviator (the original crash game), Plinko
• Smartsoft Gaming (Tbilisi, Georgia): JetX, Balloon, Goal — popular crash games
• Pragmatic Play Live: Pragmatic’s live casino division — significant alternative to Evolution
• Authentic Gaming: Live roulette specialist with streaming from land-based casinos
• Wazdan (Malta): Volatility-customizable slots
• Booming Games (Vienna): Slot specialist
• Habanero (Philippines): Slots focused on Asian markets but available globally

Specialty providers by category

Live casino specialists

• Evolution Gaming: Industry-dominant; full live dealer + game show portfolio
• Pragmatic Play Live: Strong alternative with Mega Wheel, Mega Roulette
• Playtech Live: Established alternative with Quantum series
• Authentic Gaming: Land-based casino streaming
• Ezugi: Evolution subsidiary, regional/multilingual focus
• NetEnt Live: Discontinued after Evolution acquisition (NetEnt Live studio shut down 2020-2021)

Crash game specialists

• Spribe: Aviator (the original — defined the crash game category)
• Smartsoft Gaming: JetX, JetX3, Balloon, Goal
• BGaming: Aviamasters and crash variants
• Hacksaw Gaming: Dare2Win™ instant win games including crash-style titles

Progressive jackpot specialists

• Games Global: Mega Moolah network — €1.5B+ paid out historically
• Relax Gaming: Dream Drop Jackpots — 20+ millionaires since May 2022
• Red Tiger Gaming: Daily Drop Jackpot Network — must-drop within time windows
• NetEnt: Mega Fortune (€17.86M historical record), Hall of Gods, Arabian Nights

Megaways developers

• Big Time Gaming: Inventor and licensor — Bonanza, Extra Chilli, Donuts, White Rabbit
• Pragmatic Play: Licensed — Great Rhino Megaways, Buffalo King Megaways
• Red Tiger: Licensed — Gonzo’s Quest Megaways, Piggy Riches Megaways, Blood Suckers Megaways
• Blueprint Gaming: Licensed — Genie Jackpots Megaways, Buffalo Rising Megaways
• Relax Gaming: Licensed — Temple Tumble
• Hacksaw Gaming: Doesn’t currently use Megaways (proprietary mechanics)
• Playtech: Licensed — Buffalo Blitz Megaways

The RTP configuration issue

This is genuinely important and most affiliate guides don’t address it.

What “RTP configuration” means

Modern slot providers offer multiple RTP tiers to operators. The same game can be configured at the high tier (e.g., 96.38% on Wanted Dead or a Wild) or reduced tiers (94.55%, 92.33%, 88.42% on the same game).

This applies across most providers:

• Hacksaw: Common tiers 96.38%, 94.55%, 92.33%, 88.42%
• Red Tiger: Common tiers 95.77%, 94.66%, 92.71%, 90.71% on Gonzo’s Quest Megaways
• Pragmatic Play: Multiple tiers, typically 96.5% (default) down to 88-90%
• Relax Gaming: 96.10%, 94%, 86% on Money Train 4 (the 86% floor is aggressive)
• NetEnt: Generally single RTP tier (less configuration than competitors)
• Evolution: Live dealer games have set RTPs (not operator-configurable in the same way)

Financial impact

On €10,000 of wagering on a slot configured at the high tier vs the lowest tier, expected loss difference is typically €500-€1,000.

How to check

In any slot’s info panel (usually accessed via the menu icon), look for “Theoretical RTP” or “Return to Player.” The displayed value is the actual configuration at your specific casino. If RTP isn’t visible, ask customer support which tier is active.

What to look for when choosing a software provider

For Irish players evaluating casinos based on their software stack:

Licensing of the provider

Tier 1 licensing (MGA, UKGC) generally indicates rigorous testing and audit standards. Providers without major tier 1 licenses should be approached cautiously.

RTP configuration practices

Operators running default high tiers across providers are mathematically better than those running reduced versions. Verify before depositing.

Library breadth

Look for casinos with broad provider integration. Single-provider casinos are increasingly rare; most major operators have 20-50 providers via aggregators.

Specific game availability

If you have favourite titles, verify they’re in the casino’s library before depositing. Most operators have provider filter functionality letting you check.

Jackpot network participation

Some operators participate in Mega Moolah, Dream Drop, and Daily Drop networks; others don’t. If progressive jackpot exposure matters to you, look for casinos that actively feature these networks.

Live casino offering

For live dealer focus, look for operators integrating Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play Live at minimum. Playtech Live as a third addition rounds out comprehensive live coverage.

Mobile optimization

All major providers in 2026 are HTML5 and mobile-first. The casino’s mobile interface (whether through native app, PWA, or mobile site) matters more than the underlying provider’s mobile capability.

Pros and cons of multi-provider casinos

For Irish players: most major Irish-facing casinos offer broadly similar core libraries because of provider consolidation. Focus on operator-side factors (licensing, withdrawals, bonuses, customer support) rather than provider-specific differentiation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a casino software provider?

A company that develops casino games and licenses them to operator brands. Providers handle game development, RNG certification, RTP audits, and progressive jackpot networks. Operators (casino brands) handle everything else: registration, deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, customer support, and player-facing licensing.

Who are the biggest casino software providers in 2026?

Evolution Group (owning Evolution Gaming, NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City, Ezugi) is the largest. Playtech is the largest independent. Pragmatic Play is the largest slot-focused independent. Games Global (Microgaming spin-off) distributes the most titles via aggregation. Other major players include Relax Gaming (Kindred subsidiary), Hacksaw Gaming, Play’n GO, and Yggdrasil.

Who invented the first online casino software?

Microgaming, founded 1994 in Isle of Man, developed software that powered the earliest online casinos in the mid-1990s. Games Global is a 2022 spin-off from Microgaming — not the original 1994 company. The competitor’s claim conflates the two.

Is Adobe Flash still used in casino software?

No. Adobe discontinued Flash on December 31, 2020. All modern casino software is HTML5-based, which works across all devices and browsers without plugin dependencies. The competitor’s reference to “Adobe Flash” software is outdated.

Do casino software providers run customer support?

Generally no. Customer support is operated by the casino operator brand, not the software provider. Some white-label operator platforms include provider-managed support, but standard major operators (24Casino, bet365, William Hill, LeoVegas, etc.) run their own customer support teams.

Who sets casino welcome bonuses?

The operator (casino brand), not the software provider. The competitor’s claim that “developers brainstorm and run deals” for promotions is incorrect. Providers may run network-wide promotions (Evolution Real-Time Rewards, Red Tiger Daily Drops campaigns), but standard welcome bonuses and ongoing promotions are operator-specific decisions.

What’s the difference between Evolution and NetEnt?

Both are Evolution Group studios as of 2020. Evolution Gaming is the live casino specialist (founded 2006). NetEnt is the mainstream slot studio (founded 1996). Evolution acquired NetEnt in 2020 for $2.1 billion. Both continue producing distinct content within the Evolution corporate umbrella.

Who owns Red Tiger Gaming?

Evolution Group, through NetEnt. Red Tiger was acquired by NetEnt in 2019 for £220 million. NetEnt was then acquired by Evolution AB in 2020 for $2.1 billion. Red Tiger now operates as a distinct studio within Evolution alongside NetEnt, Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City, and Ezugi.

Did Games Global develop the first online casino?

No, Microgaming did (founded 1994 in Isle of Man). Games Global is a 2022 spin-off from Microgaming that inherited the commercial distribution operations and game catalogue. The two companies are related but distinct — Microgaming continues as a game studio; Games Global is the distribution business.

What’s RTP and is it the same at every casino?

RTP (Return to Player) is the long-term mathematical return percentage of a slot. It is NOT necessarily the same at every casino. Many providers offer configurable RTP tiers — operators can choose to run the high tier (e.g., 96.38%) or reduced tiers (94.55%, 92.33%, 88.42% on the same game). Always check the in-game info panel for the actual RTP at your specific casino.

Are casino software providers regulated in Ireland?

Indirectly. Providers themselves don’t need Irish licenses to supply games to operators; the operators need Irish-facing licensing. The future Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024 will license operators, and operators must use properly audited provider content. Most major providers hold Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) licenses which are recognised by Irish-facing operators.

Who invented Megaways?

Big Time Gaming (BTG), an Australian studio founded 2011. The Megaways mechanic launched 2016 with Dragon Born. BTG licenses the mechanic to other providers (Pragmatic Play, Blueprint, Playtech, Red Tiger, Relax Gaming, Hacksaw, and others). BTG itself was acquired by Evolution Group in 2021 for €450 million. The competitor’s framing that “Blueprint Gaming is prevalent for Megaways” is misleading — Blueprint licenses Megaways but didn’t invent it.

How do I know which provider made a specific slot?

Most casino lobbies display the provider name on each game thumbnail. Click into a game and the loading screen or info panel typically shows the provider logo. Provider filter functionality lets you browse the casino’s library by studio.

Are all casino software providers safe?

Major licensed providers (Evolution, NetEnt, Playtech, Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, Relax, Games Global, Red Tiger, Play’n GO, Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City, etc.) all operate under proper regulatory licensing with RNG certifications and audit requirements. They’re safe in the sense that games are properly audited and fair. The mathematical edge over players (house edge) is genuine — but the games themselves are fair.

Smaller unlicensed providers or providers operating only in grey markets should be approached cautiously. Stick to operators using major licensed providers.

Can casinos manipulate RTP?

Operators can choose from provider-permitted RTP tiers — they can’t arbitrarily change RTP below the provider’s lowest configured tier. The selected tier is what plays out mathematically over time. This is why checking the in-game info panel matters: it shows the actual configuration at your specific casino, not the provider’s published high-tier figure.

What’s the difference between Microgaming and Games Global?

Microgaming (founded 1994) was the original developer. In 2022, Microgaming spun off its commercial distribution operations into a separate company called Games Global. Microgaming continues as a game studio creating new content; Games Global handles distribution of Microgaming’s library plus partner studios (Just For The Win, Triple Edge Studios, Stormcraft, etc.). When you play Mega Moolah or Thunderstruck II today, you’re playing Microgaming content distributed by Games Global.