Is Evolution a casino?
No. Evolution makes live casino games and supplies them to licensed online casinos. The casino you sign up with holds your money and pays your withdrawals, so its licence is the one that matters if something goes wrong.
What are Evolution's best-known games?
Its live game shows, above all Crazy Time, Lightning Roulette, MONOPOLY Live, Dream Catcher, Funky Time and MONOPOLY Big Baller. It also runs a large range of live roulette, baccarat, blackjack, poker and dice tables, including Speed Baccarat, Immersive Roulette, Bac Bo and Super Sic Bo.
Is Evolution licensed and safe?
Evolution Malta Holding Limited holds UK Gambling Commission licences under account 41655, Evolution Malta Limited is licensed as a games supplier in Sweden and Denmark, and Evolution says it is also licensed in Malta, Canada and several US states, among other markets. Your deposit is covered by the casino's own licence, so check the casino too.
Has Evolution been fined?
In July 2026 Evolution agreed a 4.75 million pound settlement with the UK Gambling Commission. The Commission found that its anti-money laundering controls fell short between April 2024 and January 2025, after five of its games were found on six unlicensed websites that people in Britain could reach. Evolution also agreed to an independent audit of those controls within 12 months.
Who owns Evolution?
Evolution AB is a public company listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. Its largest shareholder is Kenneth Dart's Candle Lake Ltd, with about 30 percent of the shares, followed by Österbahr Ventures, the company of co-founders Jens von Bahr and Fredrik Österberg, with about 11 percent.
Where are Evolution's live games filmed?
In Evolution's own studios. Its main hubs are Riga in Latvia, Malta and Tbilisi in Georgia, the largest, and it has further studios in Armenia, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Romania, Spain, Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, British Columbia, the Philippines, Argentina, Brazil and Colombia. Some tables are streamed from land-based casinos.
Are Evolution's games rigged?
Live results come from real wheels, cards, dice and ball machines on camera. Some games add computer-generated multipliers, such as the Lucky Numbers struck by lightning in Lightning Roulette, and Evolution says its platform and random number generators are tested and certified by independent accredited test labs.
Is Ezugi part of Evolution?
Yes. Evolution bought Ezugi in 2018 and runs it as a separate live casino brand with its own games. In 2025 Evolution introduced Ezugi as its second live dealer brand in the US.
Does Evolution run tables in other languages?
Yes. Its Malta studio runs native-language tables for markets including Denmark and Sweden, and some games have local editions, such as Crazy Time Italia, a localised Crazy Time in Brazil and Ruleta Puerta Roja En Vivo, a Spanish version of Red Door Roulette.
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