Electric Elephant
Electric Elephant is a UKGC-licensed studio (founded 2015, rebranded 2019) building HTML5 slots, poker and social casino games, RNG-audited by eCOGRA, with RTPs from 95% to 97.16%.
Its catalogue stays compact — about a dozen own-branded slots such as Volsunga, distributed through Microgaming's Quickfire and Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet — a fit for players comparing audited studios over sheer game volume.


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Electric Elephant Casinos — Games, Fairness and Where to Play
Electric Elephant is a UK-licensed game studio known for HTML5 video slots, poker titles and social casino games, distributed through aggregator networks such as Microgaming's Quickfire and Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet. Its games appear across dozens of licensed casinos, with RTP figures published between 95% and 97.16% and RNG testing handled by eCOGRA.
Who Is Electric Elephant
Electric Elephant traces back to 2015, when the company launched as Seven Deuce Gaming (7DG) before rebranding to Electric Elephant in 2019. The studio keeps its headquarters in Soho, London, with a separate development office in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and operates under a licence from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC).
That UKGC licence places Electric Elephant under one of the stricter regulatory regimes in the industry, which matters for players comparing studios on fairness rather than on marketing claims alone. The studio's games run on certified RNG technology built for HTML5, which is why its titles load the same way on desktop and mobile browsers without a separate app.
Electric Elephant Games and Signature Mechanics
Electric Elephant builds HTML5 video slots alongside poker games and social casino titles, rather than table games or a live dealer studio. The studio's own-branded output sits at around 12 slots, while its wider portfolio distributed through partner platforms totals more than 30 games as of the most recent counts.
Volsunga is the studio's highest-paying release on record, and Electric Elephant's games reach players through distribution deals with Microgaming's Quickfire platform, Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet aggregator, Kindred Group and the Stars Group network behind PokerStars. In the same casino lobbies, Electric Elephant titles typically sit alongside slots from Spinomenal, Thunderkick and Yggdrasil — a mix that points to a catalogue built for aggregator distribution rather than a single-operator exclusive.
Electric Elephant RTP, Volatility and Fairness
Electric Elephant's published RTP range runs from 95% to 97.16%, with Volsunga sitting at the top of that scale. An RTP figure is a theoretical return calculated over a very large number of spins, not a short-session guarantee, so a 97.16% game can still produce long losing streaks and a 95% game can pay out well on a given day. Volatility describes how unevenly wins are distributed across spins, not how "due" a machine is for a payout.
Independent testing of Electric Elephant's RNG is carried out by eCOGRA, the auditor most UKGC-licensed studios use to certify random number generation and game fairness. Players can usually confirm a game's certification and its published RTP through the information panel inside the game itself, rather than relying on third-party claims.
Electric Elephant games are certified for fairness by eCOGRA and operate under a UK Gambling Commission licence — one of the few studio setups where both the developer and the testing lab answer to UK regulation directly.
Where to Play Electric Elephant Games
Electric Elephant games are available across the casino selection listed above this article, spanning 31 operators in our catalogue. Curaçao Gaming Authority licensees account for 18 of those casinos, Malta Gaming Authority for 8, and smaller groups operate under Tobique Gaming Commission or Anjouan Gaming Authority licences (4 casinos); none of these regulators has a recorded bonus or payout cap in our tracking, so wagering limits on Electric Elephant slots are set by the individual casino rather than by the licence itself.
Editorial ratings across these 31 casinos most often land at 4.8 out of 5, with the overall spread running from 3.6 to 5, and more than half hold our top trust tier. Casinochan and National Casino are two operators from that list where Electric Elephant slots sit in the lobby alongside other studios. For a broader view of licensing quality, the Trusted Casinos hub and the main casino directory track the same trust-tier data used above, while the New Casinos hub covers recently launched operators that have started adding Electric Elephant titles to their lobbies.
- Provider filter: confirm Electric Elephant appears in the casino's own game library filter, not just in a general provider list
- Licence: check which regulator covers the specific casino, since Curaçao, MGA, Tobique and Anjouan licences carry different dispute-resolution routes
- Region: some Electric Elephant titles are restricted under the studio's UKGC agreements and may not display in every country
- Demo mode: test the RTP and volatility shown in the in-game info panel before wagering real funds
Common Misconceptions About Electric Elephant Slots
- Hot and cold slots — Electric Elephant's RNG is certified by eCOGRA to produce independent, memoryless outcomes on every spin, so no game runs "hot" or "cold" based on recent results.
- RTP as a session guarantee — a published RTP of 97.16% on Volsunga describes a long-run average, not the expected return on any single session.
- One volatility for the whole studio — Electric Elephant's games sit across a 95%-97.16% RTP band, which points to differing risk profiles per title rather than one fixed volatility across the catalogue.
- Provider exclusivity — because Electric Elephant distributes through Microgaming's Quickfire and Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet aggregators, the same titles often appear at several unrelated casinos rather than at one exclusive brand.
Verdict on Electric Elephant
"Electric Elephant fits players who want a UKGC-licensed, eCOGRA-audited studio with a compact slot catalogue rather than a mass-market library."
Electric Elephant suits players who prioritise a smaller, independently audited catalogue over sheer volume and who are comfortable checking RTP and volatility per title rather than assuming one figure across the studio. It is a weaker fit for players seeking large jackpot networks or a wide branded-slot library, since Electric Elephant's own-branded output remains limited to roughly a dozen titles even as those games circulate through several aggregator networks.
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Update history
- Aug 21, 2026 — Added studio background, Volsunga RTP data, eCOGRA audit and casino trust-tier breakdown.
Electric Elephant – FAQ
In which casinos can I play Electric Elephant games?
Electric Elephant titles appear across 31 casinos in our catalogue, including Casinochan and National Casino, distributed largely through Microgaming's Quickfire and Relax Gaming's Silver Bullet aggregator platforms.
What is the typical RTP on Electric Elephant slots?
Electric Elephant publishes RTP figures between 95% and 97.16%, with Volsunga sitting at the top of that range; the exact figure varies by title and should be checked in the in-game info panel.
Who audits Electric Elephant games for fairness?
Electric Elephant's RNG is tested by eCOGRA, and the studio operates under a licence from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC).
What types of games does Electric Elephant make?
Electric Elephant builds HTML5 video slots, poker games and social casino titles, with an own-branded slot catalogue of around 12 games alongside a wider distributed portfolio of more than 30.
How does Electric Elephant differ from other studios in the same casino lobbies?
Electric Elephant is UKGC-licensed and eCOGRA-audited with a comparatively small own-branded catalogue, unlike larger studios such as Spinomenal or Yggdrasil that appear in the same lobbies with much bigger game libraries.












