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Casino Game Providers Explained

Game providers are the studios that design and supply casino games. A casino platform offers games from one or more providers; the provider builds the game, its maths and its features, and runs the studios for live dealer games.

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What providers control

AreaWhat the provider decides
Game mathsSymbol probabilities, paytables, RTP and volatility.
RTP versionsSome providers release a game in several RTP configurations; the platform chooses which to offer.
FeaturesFree spins, multipliers, bonus rounds and win mechanics such as paylines or ways to win.
Live studiosDealers, tables, cameras and the game software for live casino.
Fishing and arcade gamesTarget values, capture probabilities and special weapons in fishing games.

How games are tested

In regulated markets, games and their random number generators are checked by independent testing laboratories before release. Well-known laboratories include Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), BMM Testlabs, eCOGRA and iTech Labs. Testing typically covers the RNG's randomness, the accuracy of the published RTP and that the game behaves as its rules describe.

How to find game information

  1. Open the game's information or help screen, usually an "i" or menu icon.
  2. Look for the rules, paytable and RTP.
  3. The provider's name or logo usually appears on the loading screen or in the game information.

Providers on Score8

The game providers and titles available on the official Score8 platform are listed on the platform itself. This site explains game formats and mechanics rather than reviewing individual providers.

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