Realtime Gaming, or RTG, is a casino game studio that has been making slots, table games, video poker and specialty games since 1998. These are the casinos that carry its games, rated, with its catalog, free demos and the company behind it.
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An RTG game has the same features and rules wherever you find it, because the studio builds it and the casino only runs it. What the casino decides is everything around the game: how fast your winnings arrive, what you can deposit with, which bonuses you get and whether their terms are fair. The casino also picks which RTP setting of a game to run.
Every casino here carries Realtime Gaming's games. A game's features and rules are the same wherever you find it, so this list ranks the casinos we rate highest on what the casino itself controls.
Fastest payout up to 1 hour after approval via Bitcoin Cash
Fast Bitcoin cashouts for Aussies, but other banking routes are slow.
A Bitcoin-first casino with a genuinely original bonus system, light on player-protection tools.
Fastest payout instant once the trade is made, after approval via MatchPay
A mobile-friendly US staple with Bitcoin support, but card deposits carry fees.
Fastest payout instant once approved via Blue Rewards Card
Clean design and a solid reputation since 2017, but the wagering runs high.
Instant payouts once verified, and open to players almost everywhere.
Fastest payout instant once approved via Blue Rewards Card
24/7 chat and Bitcoin support, with typically steep US-facing wagering.
Fastest payout instant once the trade is made, after approval via MatchPay
A crypto-friendly US poker favourite, but card fees and check delays hurt.
Fastest payout instant once approved via Blue Rewards Card
Bitcoin-friendly with 24/7 chat, but the wagering runs steep.
Fastest payout instant once approved via Blue Rewards Card
Phone support and stacked bonuses, but the wagering asks plenty.
Fastest payout instant once approved via Blue Rewards Card
Live dealers plus Bitcoin, with typically steep wagering.
Crypto-friendly with live tables, but withdrawal limits are low.
Fastest payout 2 business days processing via crypto
A 1999 US pioneer that works, but looks and banking feel dated.
Fastest payout instant once the trade is made, after approval via MatchPay
Transparent, crypto-friendly banking, but card and check fees sting.
Fastest payout instant once approved via Blue Rewards Card
Bitcoin-friendly with constant chat support, but wagering is heavy.
Live dealers and regular tournaments, but some payout complaints linger.
100+ providers and broad payment options behind the silly name.
Fastest payout 2 business days processing via Bitcoin
US-facing live dealers and deep slots, but one cashout per week.
Fastest payout 2 business days processing via crypto
A 1999-era US stalwart, but banking is thin and payouts can take weeks.
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Realtime Gaming (RTG) has made casino games since 1998, and its games are marketed today under the RTG Slots and SpinLogic Gaming names. It makes slots above all, alongside table games, video poker, keno and newer plinko and crash games, and runs its own progressive jackpots. Its games are supplied under a UK Gambling Commission software license held by Endon Technologies Limited, the Isle of Man company that holds or licenses the game names with RTG Slots.
The figures below are Realtime Gaming’s own. RTP (return to player) is the share of all money staked that a game pays back over a very long run; maximum win is the most a single round can pay, as a multiple of your stake. Press Play on a game to try Realtime Gaming’s own free demo.
Check the RTP at your casino. The RTP shown is the one Realtime Gaming publishes. Where a studio offers a game in more than one RTP setting, the casino chooses which to run, and the figure that applies to you is in the game’s rules or information screen at your casino.
Most RTG slots are made in several RTP settings, usually from 91.00% up to 97.50%, and the casino chooses which one to run. The figure shown for those games is the top of the published range.
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RTP and maximum win are Realtime Gaming's own figures, last checked on 1 October 2026. The RTP a casino runs can be lower; check the game's rules at your casino.
Play responsibly. These demos use play money only: no deposit, no cash-out, no prizes. The same games played for real money are real gambling, for adults only. If gambling has stopped being fun for you or someone you know, help is available.
246 of the 285 games we list are slots. Free games rounds run through the range, and recent releases add Hold & Spin, cascading wins, pays anywhere grids and a buy feature. Long running titles have spawned sequels, from Bubble Bubble and Cash Bandits to T-Rex and Coyote Cash. Its progressive jackpot slots include Aztec's Millions, Jackpot Cleopatra's Gold, Jackpot Piñatas Deluxe, Megasaur, Shopping Spree II and Spirit of the Inca.
The 15 table games take in European Roulette, baccarat, Caribbean Stud Poker, Let 'Em Ride, Tri Card Poker and blackjack, plus Andar Bahar and Teen Patti.
Beyond the table there are 15 video poker games, from Jacks or Better to Double Double Bonus Poker, along with keno, plinko games and crash games such as Galaxy Blast.
Winning symbols disappear and new ones drop into their place, so one spin can pay more than once.
See the 20 gamesA win needs enough matching symbols anywhere on the screen, not in a line across the reels.
See the 7 gamesA win comes from a group of matching symbols touching each other, not from a line across the reels.
Special symbols multiply the win they land in, and in many games they add up during free spins.
See the 16 gamesPay a set multiple of your stake to start the free spins straight away, where the casino allows it.
See the 10 gamesRTG’s games are supplied under license; the studio is not the casino you deposit at. Endon Technologies Limited, the Isle of Man company that holds or licenses RTG’s game names with RTG Slots, holds a UK Gambling Commission license to supply gambling software (account 57771), and the register records no regulatory action against it. It held an Isle of Man online gambling license from 2020 until it surrendered it in 2025. None of that covers your account: your money is held by the casino you deposit with, under that casino’s own license, so check the casino, not the games.
The UK register is public, so you can check this entry yourself.
| Regulator | Licensee | License | Held since | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK Gambling Commission | Endon Technologies Limited (57771) | Gambling Software (Remote) | 16 Jul 2021 | Active |
Realtime Gaming has been in the casino software business since 1998. In 2018 its Asian arm, RTG Asia, marked the company’s 20th anniversary, with offices in Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Macau and Taipei, and in 2019 the studio described RTG Slots as the Asia-focused division of Real Time Gaming. Today its games are marketed under the RTG Slots and SpinLogic Gaming names, and the game names are trademarks of Endon Technologies and RTG Slots or licensed to them. Endon Technologies is based in Douglas on the Isle of Man and holds a UK Gambling Commission gambling software license; the studio’s sales office is in Wan Chai, Hong Kong. It does not publish who owns it.
Realtime Gaming starts out in the casino software business.
RTG Asia, the company’s Asian arm, celebrates Realtime Gaming’s 20th anniversary at G2E Asia.
The studio describes RTG Slots as the Asia-focused division of Real Time Gaming.
Endon Technologies receives an Isle of Man online gambling license.
Endon Technologies is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission to supply gambling software.
Endon Technologies surrenders its Isle of Man license.
Treasure Sparks, released in September, is the newest game in the catalog.
No. Realtime Gaming is a game studio that supplies casino operators, so you play its games at a casino that carries them, never with RTG itself.
They are names for the same studio's games. In 2019 the studio described RTG Slots as the Asia-focused division of Real Time Gaming. SpinLogic Gaming lists the same games today, and the game names are trademarks of Endon Technologies and RTG Slots or licensed to them.
Long running titles include Bubble Bubble, Cash Bandits, Aztec's Treasure, Megasaur and Coyote Cash, and Bubble Bubble, Cash Bandits and Coyote Cash have all had sequels. Recent releases include Treasure Sparks, Fú Lóng Treasures, Triple Tigers and Liberty Rockets.
Yes. The studio runs free demo versions of its games with play money, launched from its own game pages, so you can try a slot without staking anything.
Most RTG slots come in several RTP settings, usually from 91% up to 97.5%, and a few start lower. The casino chooses which setting it runs, so check the game's help screen at your casino to see the figure you are playing.
Yes, in the UK. Endon Technologies Limited, the Isle of Man company that holds or licenses RTG's game names with RTG Slots, holds a UK Gambling Commission remote gambling software license (account 57771), active since 16 July 2021. It also held an Isle of Man online gambling license from May 2020 until it surrendered it in May 2025.
The UK Gambling Commission licenses Endon Technologies to supply gambling software, with no regulatory action on its record. Your protection as a player still depends on the casino you play at, so check that casino's own license before you deposit.
Endon Technologies, based in Douglas on the Isle of Man, together with RTG Slots. The studio gives a sales office in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, and does not name a parent company or owner.
SpinLogic Gaming describes a collection of over 400 games, with more than 20 new titles each year, offered in 14 languages and over 40 currencies.
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