Key facts
- BGaming says its brand debuted in 2018, that it is based in Valletta, Malta, with development offices in Poland and Georgia, and that it holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/785/2020.
- It lists 250+ games that work with fiat, crypto and social casino currencies, and says 35 of its games are provably fair.
- Published figures: Elvis Frog in Vegas 95.3% RTP, medium-high volatility, max x2500 or EUR 250,000; Bonanza Billion 95.97% RTP, max x15000 or EUR 180,000.
- The cash cap binds first above a EUR 12 bet on Bonanza Billion: at EUR 20 a spin the top prize is 9,000x, not 15,000x, in our calculation.
- Provably fair lets you check a round was fixed before you bet. It does not prove the game's RTP or make the game cheaper.
Who makes BGaming pokies
BGaming pokies come from a Malta-based studio whose brand, it says, made its official debut in 2018, building on experience "since 2012". Its site names Stable Games Ltd in Valletta as the legal entity and says development happens in offices in Poland and Georgia.
| What BGaming publishes | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand launched | 2018 |
| Address | Old Bakery Street, Valletta, Malta |
| Development offices | Poland and Georgia |
| Main licence | Malta Gaming Authority B2B Critical Gaming Supply Licence MGA/B2B/785/2020, issued 18 March 2021 |
| Other licences listed | Curacao, Greece, Romania, Spain; Sweden and Denmark "in progress" |
| Catalogue | "250+ high-quality and certified games" |
| Currencies | "fiat, crypto, and virtual ones used in social casinos" |
That last line explains why BGaming is so visible to Australians. In the offshore casino terms we desk-review, BGaming titles such as Aztec Magic, Elvis Frog TRUEWAYS and Bonanza Billion come up often as the games welcome free spins are tied to. A maker that supports crypto and many currencies fits the offshore market. It says nothing about whether the site offering the spins is safe or legal for you.
BGaming slots and the figures it publishes
BGaming's game pages give an RTP, a volatility label, a maximum multiplier and a maximum cash win.
| Elvis Frog in Vegas | Bonanza Billion | |
|---|---|---|
| Released | 13 May 2020 | 2 December 2021 |
| RTP | 95.3% | 95.97% |
| Volatility (BGaming's label) | Medium-high | "Low-high" in the details table, "high" in the FAQ |
| Max multiplier | x2500 | x15000 |
| Max win | EUR 250,000 | EUR 180,000 |
| Layout | 5 reels, 3 rows, 25 paylines | Pays anywhere, refilling reels |
| Main features | Coin Respin from 6+ coins with Mini, Major and Mega jackpots; free spins from 3 scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5; gamble after a win | Free spins from 4, 5 or 6 scatters (10, 20 or 30 spins); multipliers 2x to 100x in free spins; Buy Bonus; Chance x2 |
Both RTPs sit below 96%, a mark that most of the Pragmatic Play and NetEnt titles we have checked clear. In our calculation, on $1,000 of total bets, Elvis Frog in Vegas costs $47.00 on average and Bonanza Billion $40.30.
BGaming also builds games on TRUEWAYS, a reel set it says carries 2 to 8 symbols per reel for up to 262,144 ways. That is 8 x 8 x 8 x 8 x 8 x 8: six reels at their tallest. The counting works like megaways pokies, where the number of ways changes with every spin.
The max win small print
Every BGaming page we read gives two ceilings: a multiplier and a cash amount. You get whichever is lower. Divide the cash cap by the multiplier and you find the bet at which they cross:
| Game | Max multiplier | Max win | Bet where the cash cap takes over |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elvis Frog in Vegas | 2,500x | EUR 250,000 | EUR 100 |
| Bonanza Billion | 15,000x | EUR 180,000 | EUR 12 |
So on Bonanza Billion at a EUR 20 bet, a full 15,000x would be EUR 300,000, but the most you can win is EUR 180,000: an effective ceiling of 9,000x. Above EUR 12 a spin, the advertised top multiplier is out of reach. That changes nothing about the average cost per spin, but it does cut the very top off the prize table you are paying into.
Pundit tip: divide the max win by the max multiplier on any game page. If your bet is above the answer, the headline multiplier does not apply to you.
What provably fair proves, and what it does not
BGaming says 35 of its games are provably fair, including Aztec Magic Deluxe, Aztec Magic Megaways and Lucky Lady Clover. The method, as BGaming describes it:
- Before your bet, the game decides the result, adds a random secret, and shows you a SHA-256 hash of the two together.
- You can set your own client seed.
- After the round, the game reveals the result, the secret and the final result.
- You hash the result plus secret yourself. If it matches the hash you saw before betting, the result was fixed before you bet.
A hash is a one-way fingerprint. As an illustration, the text "7|k3v9q2xw" hashes with SHA-256 to a 64-character string beginning 2095db00. Change one character and the whole string changes, so the game cannot swap the result after seeing your bet without the check failing.
What it does not show: the odds. A provably fair round can still come from a game with a 95.3% RTP, and checking a thousand rounds tells you each was honest, not that the long-run return is what the rules say. Our how do pokies work guide covers how RTP is built into the maths.
BGaming also promotes a "Check Live RTP" view in its players hub to "track which BGaming games are hot right now". A short-run return figure describes spins that have already happened. It does not change the odds of the next spin, so treat "hot" as history, not a forecast.
How to check a BGaming game's RTP
- Find the game on BGaming's site and note the RTP on its page.
- Open the game at the site and read the RTP in its rules or info screen.
- If the figures differ, believe the one in the game in front of you. Run the difference through the pokies calculator to see what it costs at your stake.
- Check whether Chance x2 or Buy Bonus is switched on. BGaming says Chance x2 raises the bet slightly, so the cost per spin is higher whenever it is active.
BGaming pokies in Australia
Under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, online pokies cannot legally be offered to people in Australia, whatever the maker or the currency. Paying in crypto does not change that, and it is not an offence for you to play, but ACMA blocks illegal sites and you have no Australian regulator to turn to if a site refuses to pay. Before you take any free spins offer built on these games, read are online pokies legal in Australia. If spending on pokies is becoming a problem, gambling help australia lists free support.
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Frequently asked questions
Who owns BGaming?
BGaming's site names Stable Games Ltd, registered at Old Bakery Street, Valletta, Malta, as the legal entity, and gives Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/785/2020, issued on 18 March 2021. It says the BGaming brand made its debut in 2018.
What does provably fair mean on BGaming slots?
Before your bet, BGaming shows a SHA-256 hash of the round's result combined with a secret. After the round it reveals both, and you can hash them yourself to confirm they match. That shows the outcome was set before you bet and not changed afterwards.
Is a provably fair pokie better value?
No. Provably fair checks one round at a time. The house edge is still set by the RTP: on $1,000 of bets, Elvis Frog in Vegas at 95.3% loses $47 on average, in our calculation.
What is the max win on Bonanza Billion?
BGaming lists a maximum multiplier of 15,000x and a maximum win of EUR 180,000. Whichever limit you hit first applies, so above a EUR 12 bet the cash cap is the real ceiling.
Can Australians play BGaming pokies?
Not legally for real money. Online pokies cannot be offered to people in Australia under the Interactive Gambling Act, and BGaming's listed licences are Maltese, Curacao, Greek, Romanian and Spanish, not Australian.
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