Rival, trading as Rival Powered, is a casino game studio with more than 20 years of slots, table games, video poker and specialty games behind it. Find the best casinos with its games, its full catalog with free demos, and the facts on the company and its licensing.
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A Rival game has the same features and rules wherever you find it, because Rival 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.
Every casino here carries Rival'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 slick site with a real VIP scheme, but bonus wagering runs high.
Rare phone support and a decade of history, but the $100 minimum cashout stings.
Fastest payout instant once approved via Blue Rewards Card
Clean design and a solid reputation since 2017, but the wagering runs high.
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.
A polished casino and sportsbook combo, though country restrictions bite.
Fastest payout up to 15 minutes via e-wallets
Instant sign-up in dozens of languages, light on responsible gaming tools.
Unique Saucify games with global acceptance, but light on protections.
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.
Fastest payout up to 15 minutes via crypto
Enormous game and payment selection that comes with real licensing questions.
Fastest payout published estimate within 24 hours via crypto
US-friendly live dealers and constant promos, but the wagering is hard work.
Rewarding promos and Bitcoin support, but it's a one-provider show.
Fastest payout up to 24 hours to reach your wallet via crypto
Transparent banking and constant promos, with high wagering.
Fastest payout 15 minutes to 1 hour once approved via crypto
Huge payment coverage including crypto, but its TrustPilot record is patchy.
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Rival Powered, formerly Rival Gaming, has been making online casino games for more than 20 years and also supplies casinos with its Casino Controller back office. Its catalog covers classic and video slots, progressive jackpots, table games, video poker, bingo, keno and scratch cards. Rival holds no license from the UK Gambling Commission and names no gambling license of its own.
The figures below are Rival’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 Rival’s own free demo.
Check the RTP at your casino. The RTP shown is the one Rival 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.
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RTP and maximum win are Rival'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.
Slots make up 187 of the 225 Rival games we list, from three-reel classics such as Sevens and Bars and Ca$hablanca to five-reel video slots. Recent releases are built around Hold & Win bonus rounds with in-game jackpots and around Xtreme Power Pots, a free spins feature whose three bonus rounds can trigger alone or together. The biggest top wins are 50,000x the stake, in Hungry Hogs: Xtreme Power Pots and 3 Kingdoms of Fortune. Rival's i-Slots, such as Sherwood Forest Fortunes and Cirque du Slots, move through bonus acts or a game map as you play. Its named series include Mythic Wolf, Scary Rich and Reel Crime, and six slots carry a progressive jackpot, among them Major Moolah and Strike Gold.
Rival's 10 table games cover European and American roulette, baccarat, Pai Gow, Teen Patti, Ride'em Poker and Card Clash, a version of War, along with three blackjack games: single-hand, multi-hand and Rolling Stack Blackjack, which adds a side bet on the first two cards.
Video poker runs from Jacks or Better, Tens or Better and Deuces Wild to joker games and multi-hand versions. Rival also makes bingo in 30, 75, 80 and 90-ball formats, two keno games, six Scratch & Win cards and the tile-picking games Kaboom and Diggin Deep: Diamonds and Dynamite.
Winning symbols disappear and new ones drop into their place, so one spin can pay more than once.
See the 24 gamesA win comes from a group of matching symbols touching each other, not from a line across the reels.
See the 5 gamesSpecial symbols multiply the win they land in, and in many games they add up during free spins.
See the 51 gamesPay a set multiple of your stake to start the free spins straight away, where the casino allows it.
See the 29 gamesRival supplies games; it is not the casino you deposit at. Rival names no gambling license on its own website and holds no license from the UK Gambling Commission, and it does not publish who owns it or where it is based. 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’s license and terms before you deposit.
Rival holds no UK Gambling Commission license, so you will not find its games at a casino licensed in Great Britain, and a UK player who finds them elsewhere has no British regulator to turn to if the casino behaves badly.
Rival trades as Rival Powered and was earlier known as Rival Gaming. It has been developing online casino games for more than 20 years, and the oldest titles still in its catalog, such as Sevens and Bars, date from 2006. Besides games, Rival supplies casinos with Casino Controller, its back office platform, and a unified game lobby that runs on the web, as a progressive web app or inside other platforms through its API, in 34 languages. It also builds custom games for operators that want an exclusive title. Its recent output centers on Hold & Win and Xtreme Power Pots slots, with 16 new games in 2025.
Sevens and Bars, the oldest game still in Rival’s catalog, is released.
Sherwood Forest Fortunes, a five-reel i-Slot with a game map and three bonus rounds, is released.
Wrath of Medusa arrives as the first Rival/Alive slot.
Crocodile Hunt is Rival’s first Cluster Wins slot, on a 7×7 grid.
Midnight Mustang is Rival’s first slot designed portrait-first for mobile.
Super Hoopers: Xtreme Power Pots is released, with a top win of 23,000x the stake.
3 Kingdoms of Fortune and Hungry Hogs: Xtreme Power Pots are released, each with a top win of 50,000x the stake.
No. Rival is a game studio. It makes the games and supplies them, along with its Casino Controller back office, to online casinos, and you play its games at a casino that carries them.
Yes. Rival Powered is the current name of the studio that was known as Rival Gaming, and some of its older game descriptions still use the Rival Gaming name.
Its named series include Mythic Wolf, Scary Rich and Reel Crime, and its i-Slots include Sherwood Forest Fortunes and Cirque du Slots. Recent releases include Hungry Hogs: Xtreme Power Pots, 3 Kingdoms of Fortune, Trøllheim and Deadshot.
i-Slots are Rival's interactive slots, in which the game moves on through acts or a game map as you trigger features. Sherwood Forest Fortunes, Cirque du Slots, Panda Party and Cobra King are Rival's current i-Slots.
Yes. Rival publishes a free-play demo for every game in its catalog, played with fun money and no sign-up.
Rival's slots range from 89.34% to 96.71% RTP. Its slots released in 2025 and 2026 sit between 95.93% and 96.47%, while most of its older titles are in the 93% to 95% range.
The highest top win Rival publishes is 50,000x the stake, in Hungry Hogs: Xtreme Power Pots and 3 Kingdoms of Fortune.
Rival holds no license from the UK Gambling Commission and names no gambling license of its own, so your protection as a player comes from the license of the casino you play at. Check that casino's license and terms before you deposit.
Rival does not publish who owns it or where it is based.
Yes. Rival released 16 new games in 2025 and nine new slots between January and September 2026, most recently Deadshot.
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