BGaming Games
31 BGaming titles reviewed and playable free, compared on the numbers the studio publishes — RTP, volatility, hit rate and maximum win.
BGaming ships roughly 263 games. Rather than list all of them, we took the titles that rank in the studio’s own top-ten charts across 20 countries and reviewed those, so the list below reflects what players are actually spinning rather than what was released most recently. Every specification here is BGaming’s published figure; where the studio does not publish something, we say so instead of estimating.
- Games reviewed
- 31
- Published RTP
- 95.3–99%
- Releases covered
- 2020–2026
- Studio licence
- MGA B2B
Showing 31 of 31 reviewed BGaming games.
9.1Plinko 2RTP99%Hits1%Vollow
9.1Bonanza TrillionRTP97.17%Hits3.19%Volhigh
9.1GemhallaRTP97.17%Hits2.96%Volhigh
9.0Aztec ClustersRTP99%Hits3%Volhigh
8.9Fortune SpinRTP98%Hits2.9%Volmedium
8.9Chicken RushRTP97%Hits4.4%Volmedium
8.9Merge Up™ 2RTP97%Hits3.4%Volhigh
8.9Johnny vs ChickenRTP97%Hits4.03%Volmedium
8.8Joker’s MillionRTP97.34%Hits4.3%Volmedium
8.8Bonanza Billion Merge Up™+RTP97.04%VolhighMaxx15000
8.8Panda LuckRTP97%Hits12%Volhigh
8.8Book Of CatsRTP96.99%Hits2.78%Volhigh
8.7Aviamasters™RTP97%Hits2%Vollow
8.7Space XYRTP97%Maxx10000
8.73 Lucky Monkeys Hold & WinRTP96.98%VolmediumMaxx5000
8.6Fruit MillionRTP97.34%Hits4.3%Volmedium
8.6Wild TigerRTP97.16%Hits5.4%Volmedium
8.6Hot Chilli BellsRTP97%Hits9%Volmedium
8.4Burning Chilli XRTP97.16%Hits5.4%Volmedium
8.4All Lucky CloversRTP97%Hits8.4%Volhigh
8.4Lady Wolf Moon MEGAWAYS™RTP96.75%Hits3.42%Volhigh
8.4Wild West TRUEWAYS™RTP96.7%Hits4.33%Volhigh
8.4Elvis Frog TRUEWAYSRTP96.7%Hits4.33%Volhigh
8.4Golden Pinata Hold and WinRTP96.14%Hits2.39%Volhigh
8.4Wild Cash x9990RTP96.1%Hits11.55%Volhigh
8.4Always Up! x10000RTP96.05%Hits11.55%Volhigh
8.4Snoop Dogg DollarsRTP96%Hits3%Volhigh
8.2Wild CashRTP96.23%Hits12.28%Volhigh
8.0Always Up!RTP96.07%Hits12.28%Volmedium
7.8Bonanza BillionRTP95.97%Hits2.59%Volhigh
7.8Elvis Frog in VegasRTP95.3%Hits2.21%VolmediumLatest BGaming releases
The newest BGamingtitles in our library, by the studio’s published release date. Every new release across all studios is tracked on our new slots this month page.
| Game | Released | RTP | Volatility | Our score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Lucky Monkeys Hold & Win | Sept 2026 | 96.98% | medium | 8.7 |
| Bonanza Billion Merge Up™+ | Sept 2026 | 97.04% | high | 8.8 |
| Johnny vs Chicken | Sept 2026 | 97% | medium | 8.9 |
| Always Up! x10000 | Feb 2026 | 96.05% | high | 8.4 |
| Merge Up™ 2 | Oct 2025 | 97% | high | 8.9 |
How to read the numbers above
The figures on each tile pull in different directions, and none of them is a forecast.
- RTP is what the game returns over millions of spins, not over yours. A 96% RTP does not mean you get £96 back from £100; it means the model settles there across the whole player base over a very long run.
- Hit rate is the share of spins that pay anything. This is the number that actually describes a session. At a 12% hit rate roughly one spin in eight lands; at 2.4% you are looking at about forty blank spins between wins — even if both games publish the same RTP.
- Maximum win is a ceiling, not a forecast. A published 10,000x is the largest outcome the maths permits, reached by a vanishingly small fraction of spins. It tells you the shape of the tail, not what to expect.
Volatility on this page is normalised into three buckets so the table can be sorted. Where BGaming publishes a finer scale it is quoted on the individual game review.
What the numbers say about BGaming
Across the 31 titles here, BGaming’s published RTP runs from 95.3% to 99%, with a median of 97%. 29 of the 31 games with a figure sit at 96% or above, so the catalogue is priced tightly around the industry norm rather than spread across a wide range.
On volatility the set splits 17 high, 11 medium and 2 low, and 1 of the titles run on the Megaways reel system, where the number of ways to win changes every spin. That is close to an even split, so the volatility filter above is the quickest way to find the style you actually want.
The reviewed releases span 2020 to 2026. Older titles are included on purpose: a game that has kept its casino placement for years tells you something a launch-week release cannot.
About BGaming
BGaming is a slots and instant-win studio supplying online casinos rather than running one itself. Its content is supplied by Stable Games Ltd, which holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B Critical Gaming Supply licence (MGA/B2B/785/2020, issued 18 March 2021). A studio licence is not the same as an operator licence: it covers the games being certified and supplied, while the casino you deposit at answers to its own regulator.
The studio is best known for crypto-facing casinos and for provably fair versions of several titles, which let a player verify that a result was not altered after the bet was placed. That is a genuine technical distinction, though it speaks to the integrity of a single round rather than to whether a game’s odds are in your favour — the RTP still is what it is.
If you want to play these titles for real money, our list of casinos carrying BGaming games ranks the operators we have tested with real deposits and timed withdrawals.
How we review these games
Every specification on this page and on the individual reviews is taken from BGaming’s own published game data. We do not estimate an RTP, invent a hit rate, or claim results from play sessions we did not run. Where a figure is missing from the studio’s documentation the review says it is not published.
Our scores are argued from the maths and the feature design rather than from how a game looks, which is why the best-known title in a range is not automatically the highest scored here. Demos are free to play and pay nothing out. Casinofy is for players aged 18+; real-money play should never be treated as a way to make money — if it stops being entertainment, our responsible gambling guide lists the services that can help.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers, with every figure taken from the studio data on this page.
Are these BGaming demos the same as the real-money games?
Yes. Each demo on this page loads BGaming’s own demo server, running the same certified build a casino serves — identical RTP, identical features, identical maths. The only difference is that the balance is play money with no cash value.
Do I need an account to play a BGaming game for free?
No. Every demo here opens in the browser with no registration, download or deposit. You only need an account at a licensed casino if you want to play for real money.
Which BGaming game has the highest RTP?
Of the 31 titles reviewed here, Plinko 2 publishes the highest RTP at 99%. The set runs from 95.3% to 99%, with a median of 97%. RTP is a long-run average across all players, not a promise for any one session.
Which BGaming game has the biggest maximum win?
Bonanza Billion Merge Up™+ publishes the largest maximum in this set, 15,000x the stake. Treat any maximum as the ceiling of the maths rather than a target: it is reached by a vanishingly small share of spins, and two games with the same ceiling can reach it at very different rates.
How volatile are BGaming slots?
Of the 30 titles with a published volatility rating, 17 are high, 11 medium and 2 low. That is a fairly even split, so pick by the volatility filter above rather than assuming a house style.
Is BGaming licensed?
BGaming content is supplied by Stable Games Ltd, which holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B Critical Gaming Supply licence, MGA/B2B/785/2020, issued on 18 March 2021. That licence covers the studio supplying games; the casino you play at holds its own separate licence.
What is a hit rate, and why does it matter more than RTP?
Hit rate is the share of spins that return anything at all. RTP tells you what a game pays back over millions of spins; hit rate tells you what a single session is likely to feel like. A game can pay 97% and still leave long dead runs if only three spins in a hundred land — the two numbers answer different questions.
Why do some BGaming games share exactly the same numbers?
BGaming reuses maths engines across releases. When two titles publish an identical RTP, hit rate and maximum multiplier, they are the same underlying model in different artwork. We flag those pairings on the individual reviews rather than presenting the games as separate propositions.







