Studios Live data · 6 Nov 2026
Game studios at new UK casinos
49 Studios named by the 2 new casinos on our list
Casino studios create and supply games for operators. The Gambling Commission's guide, “When is a licence required?”, explains how the licence requirement depends on the supplier's role in the chain.
Pick a studio below to see the new casinos that carry it.
- 18+ only
- Studios as each casino lists them
- UK suppliers need a UK licence
By Chloe O'Sullivan | Updated 5 Nov 2026
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Studio pages and guides
One page per studio, with the new casinos that carry it.
- Page New Evolution casinos: where to play Evolution live tables in the UK
- Page New Play'n GO casinos in the UK
- Page New Playtech casinos in the UK
- Page New Pragmatic Play casinos in the UK
- Guide NetEnt vs Microgaming: which games developer is better?
- Guide The best new NetEnt games
- Guide The evolution of NetEnt casino products
- Guide The pros and cons of NetEnt casino software
In depth
What the game studio controls and what the casino decides
The studio decides the game maths, the RTP versions on offer and the quality of the live stream. The casino decides which version you get and its bonus rules, so the same game can be worth more at one site than another.
A studio's catalogue is easier to compare through the specific games it supplies than through its name alone. New releases show one part of that catalogue and help readers compare styles. The best new games guide offers one route into individual titles.
What casino software controls
Casino software connects a gambling operator with the games a player can open. A studio designs a game and supplies its playable software, while the casino chooses which titles to offer in its lobby. The same studio can provide several game formats. Its name therefore tells you who made a title, but it does not explain every condition attached to your session.
The operator controls the surrounding account and payment experience. The studio controls the game’s own rules, presentation and technical behaviour. Those responsibilities meet when the operator integrates a studio’s product into the site. A loading problem can arise at either layer, so a provider name alone cannot identify the cause of every interruption.
How to compare casino software catalogues
A catalogue is useful when it helps you find the formats and themes you actually want to play. Look beyond a studio’s headline titles and check whether its range includes slots, table games or live formats that suit your preferences. A long list can still be a poor fit if it is concentrated in one category or leaves out the game type you came to find.
Compare categories before comparing individual titles. Notice whether a game is a video slot, a card table or a live presentation, because those formats ask for different kinds of attention. The new casino games guide gives a broader view of those categories. Then use a studio page to see which casinos list its games.
Why casino game versions matter
A game title can appear in more than one version. A version may use a different return-to-player figure, which describes the theoretical share of stakes a game returns over a very large number of rounds. That figure is a long-run model, not a promise about one session or a prediction of when a player will win.
Check the information shown for the specific version available at the casino. A studio’s catalogue can explain which products it makes, while the casino’s game screen or rules explain the version offered in that lobby. Do not assume that the same title always has identical settings everywhere. The distinction matters most when you compare published game details across sites.
What random number software can and cannot tell you
A random number generator (RNG) is software that produces values used to determine outcomes in games that do not rely on a live dealer. The game’s rules map those values to a result, such as a card, symbol or roulette position. The RNG describes one part of how a digital game works; the rules describe how the result is presented and settled.
Random outcomes do not follow a schedule that makes a win due after a run of losses. A sequence of results can look uneven without changing the rules of the next round. Reading the game information can clarify its mechanics and return model, but it cannot identify a future result. Treat a displayed return figure as context about the model, not as a session target.
What browser and mobile software change
Browser play runs a casino game through a supported web browser instead of requiring a separate desktop client. The casino still needs to present the game correctly, and the device still needs a compatible browser and a stable connection. The browser option reduces installation steps, but it does not guarantee identical performance on every screen or network.
A mobile interface changes how controls fit a smaller display. Buttons, menus and game information need to remain usable with touch input, while the game itself must adapt to the device’s available space. A downloadable app and a mobile browser are different ways to reach a service. Check which option the casino offers and whether its support information covers your device.
What live casino software adds
A live casino game combines streamed video with a digital interface for placing choices. The stream shows the event, while the interface carries actions such as selecting a stake or making a bet. This makes connection quality and clear controls part of the experience alongside the game’s rules. A delay can affect how responsive a session feels even when the underlying game remains available.
Live formats also differ from games whose results are generated entirely by software. The dealer and table are visible through video, but the casino still handles the account and the studio supplies the production and game interface. For a concrete example of a live game studio, read the Evolution Gaming studio page. Compare its catalogue with the specific live tables shown at a casino.
How to judge a studio relationship at a new casino
A provider list is one clue about a casino’s game range, not a verdict on the whole site. Start with the games you intend to play, then check whether the casino actually lists those titles and versions. Review the rules, interface and available account information on the casino itself. This sequence separates the game maker’s role from the operator’s responsibility for the service.
A new casino may add studios as its catalogue develops, so availability can change over time. Check a title in the lobby before relying on an old provider list or a remembered link. A studio comparison is useful when you want to understand catalogue differences, and a casino comparison is useful when you need to assess the broader account experience. Those are related questions, but they examine different parts of the choice.
Questions
Game studios: questions
Do studios need a UK licence?
The Gambling Commission says third-party suppliers of software used to provide gambling facilities to customers in Great Britain must be licensed. Its guidance explains that the exact requirement depends on the supplier’s activities and place in the supply chain. Check the Commission’s licensing guidance for the relevant role.
Who makes live casino games?
Mostly Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live and Playtech Live, with Ezugi part of Evolution. A live game combines a video stream with controls for making choices. The provider supplies the studio and game production, while the casino operates the account and decides which tables appear in its lobby.
Does a bigger studio list mean a better casino?
Not on its own. Check that the games you play are there and look at their RTP versions. A wider list says little about account terms or which game version a casino offers. Use the studio pros and cons guide to compare catalogue trade-offs.
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