LiveGames
LiveGames is a live-casino and instant-game studio licensed by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board since 2024, audited by GLI, with titles such as iBlackjack, iRoulette and Plinko Stellar found at casinos in this catalogue.
Its portfolio leans on live tables and fast instant games rather than reel slots, which changes what fairness and pace mean for a player choosing between its casinos.
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- 9,000+ casino games
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LiveGames Casinos — Games, Fairness and Where to Play
LiveGames is a live-casino and instant-game studio built around fast-paced tables and crash-style mini games rather than reel slots. Its games sit at a small number of licensed operators tracked here, and the questions that matter before playing are the same as for any studio: who licenses it, who audits it, and how its games actually behave.
Who Is LiveGames
LiveGames was founded in 2015. The studio's games are operated by Livetech Software Solutions N.V., a company organised under the laws of Curaçao and registered at the Commercial Register of the Curaçao Chamber of Commerce & Industry, licensed by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board since 17 September 2024 under licence number OGL/2024/845/0407. According to the operator's own documentation, LiveGames delivers its platform to 620 operators worldwide, spanning more than 40 platforms and 120 countries, and reports serving over 1,000,000 unique players across more than 400,000,000 transactions. Independent testing of its games is handled by GLI. The studio's stated reach covers Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America.
Among the 520 providers in the casino catalogue, LiveGames ranks 318th by the number of casinos carrying its games. That comparability band runs from Hacksaw at 130 casinos down to studios such as Jili at a single casino, with names like Dragon Gaming sitting closer to the middle at 95.73 — a spread wide enough that a mid-table rank does not by itself say much about game quality, only about how widely a studio has been distributed across operators so far.
LiveGames Games and Signature Mechanics
LiveGames' catalogue splits into a few recognisable groups rather than one big pool of slots. Live tables include iBlackjack, iRoulette and Branded Live Roulette. A larger cluster of fast, round-based instant games covers titles such as Mystery Eggs, Dragon's Gate, Space Chicken, Deep Lines, Flip Dark&Light, Captain 21, Plinko Stellar, Kenobyte, Mines of Gold, Darts of Aztec, Limbosphere, Pumpy, Wheel, Dice, Drone, Hippodrome Crash, Street Skater, Tombola Slot, Book of Amon – Cleo's Treasure, Bingo Turco, Over/Under and Kılıç. A separate scratch-card group runs Football Scratch, Season Scratch, Duneport Scratch and Dragon Scratch, alongside a marbles-themed pair, Marbles and Neko's Marbles Blitz.
The common thread across these mechanics is short round length: most of them resolve in seconds rather than the multi-second reel spins typical of slot studios, which is a deliberate design choice for a live-casino platform rather than a slot vendor.
RTP, Volatility and Fairness
LiveGames does not publish a fixed return-to-player range across its catalogue in the material available here, so no single RTP figure can be quoted for the whole portfolio. What can be stated is how the studio is checked: its games are independently tested by GLI, one of the recognised labs used across the gambling industry to verify that round outcomes match the stated rules and that live tables run under supervised conditions rather than unmonitored software.
RTP is a theoretical figure calculated over a very large number of rounds — it says nothing about the outcome of a single session, and no legitimate operator can guarantee a result on any individual bet.
Where to Play LiveGames Games
The casino list above this text shows which operators in the catalogue carry LiveGames titles today; the casinos named here are drawn only from that same list. iWild Casino, Gamblezen and HellSpin hold Curaçao licences, while 22bet operates under an Anjouan licence. Across these four operators, payout windows most often fall in the 1-3 day range, minimum deposits typically sit around 20 units of the local currency (with some accepting as little as 1), and there are 63 active bonuses available (37 including free spins) with wagering starting from 3x (averaging 35x) and matching up to 600%, while the number of supported currencies and withdrawal methods varies a good deal from one casino to the next rather than clustering around one figure.
- Availability — confirm the specific casino's lobby actually lists LiveGames titles before signing up for that reason alone.
- Licence — check whether the operator sits under a Curaçao or an Anjouan licence, since dispute handling and oversight differ between the two.
- Region — LiveGames states coverage across Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, but access still depends on the individual casino's accepted countries.
- Payment method — supported currencies and withdrawal options differ by casino, so check the cashier before depositing.
Operators accepting Neteller or Skrill are common among casinos carrying LiveGames titles, and the broader licensed casinos directory is a reasonable starting point if a specific brand from this list is unavailable in a given region.
Common Misconceptions About LiveGames Titles
- "A game is due for a win" — round outcomes in instant games and live tables are independent of previous rounds; there is no mechanism that owes a player a result after a losing streak.
- "Fast rounds mean rigged software" — short round length is a design feature of crash-style and scratch mechanics, not evidence of manipulation; it is the same category of game across many studios, tested the same way.
- "A live table works like a slot's RTP" — live tables such as iBlackjack and iRoulette follow fixed table rules and house edge rather than a slot-style return percentage, so the two shouldn't be compared on the same scale.
Verdict on LiveGames
"LiveGames fits a player who wants short, fast-resolving rounds and live tables under a checked licence, not one looking for slot-style bonus features."
A player drawn to quick, round-based games and standard live tables gets a licensed, GLI-tested studio with a modest but growing footprint among the operators tracked here. A player looking for slot mechanics, bonus rounds or a wide spread of themed reels will not find that in this portfolio, and should look at the slot-focused providers linked across this catalogue instead.
Gambling is entertainment, not a way to make money or fix finances. Set deposit and time limits, take regular breaks, and use self-exclusion tools if play stops feeling like fun. Licensed operators provide these tools — using them is a sign of control, not weakness. Learn more on Responsible Gambling →
Update history
- Sep 28, 2026 — Covered licence detail, notable titles by category, GLI audit and where to play across the four casinos
- Sep 15, 2026 — Updated: attribution wording removed
- Aug 28, 2026 — Covered catalogue coverage, licensing mix, RTP/fairness caveats and where to play LiveGames.
LiveGames – FAQ
In which casinos can I find LiveGames games?
LiveGames titles appear at iWild Casino, Gamblezen and HellSpin, all under Curaçao licences, and at 22bet, which operates under an Anjouan licence.
Who audits LiveGames games for fairness?
LiveGames games are independently tested by GLI, one of the recognised testing labs used across the gambling industry to verify round outcomes and live-table supervision.
What kind of games does LiveGames make?
The studio runs live tables such as iBlackjack, iRoulette and Branded Live Roulette, plus fast instant games including Plinko Stellar, Mines of Gold and Dragon's Gate, and scratch-card titles like Football Scratch and Dragon Scratch.
Is LiveGames licensed?
LiveGames' operating company, Livetech Software Solutions N.V., is licensed by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board since 17 September 2024 under licence number OGL/2024/845/0407.
Is a demo mode available for LiveGames titles?
Demo availability depends on the individual casino carrying the game rather than on LiveGames itself, so check the specific operator's lobby before relying on it.
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