Rogue
Rogue is a UK slot studio founded in 2019, licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and Sweden’s gaming authority, with games hosted on the Octopus Global Remote Gaming Server.
Rogue's slot catalogue sits behind a UK licensing structure rather than a household-name reputation, which matters more to fairness checks than to marketing.


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Rogue Casinos — Games, Fairness and Where to Play
Rogue is a slot studio operating under UK Gambling Commission oversight, with a catalogue distributed to online casinos through the Octopus Global Remote Gaming Server. The studio is smaller than the household names that dominate most lobbies, and its footprint in our catalogue reflects that: this section covers what is actually verifiable about the company, its licensing, and where its games appear across the casinos tracked here.
Who Is Rogue Gaming
Rogue was founded in 2019 in Colchester, UK, according to Dimers.com. The studio operates under the UK Gambling Commission, holding License #57481, and per our records also carries a licence from Sweden's gaming authority, which matches the area_served data published on the studio's own site listing the United Kingdom and Sweden as its served markets. Per our records, the studio's parent entity is listed as Trinitas Gaming Limited, though this detail carries no independent public source and should be read as company-registry information rather than a confirmed corporate filing.
Rogue's games run on the Octopus Global Remote Gaming Server, a hosting arrangement confirmed by multiple sources via Dimers.com. Per our records, the studio's platform integrations also extend to Relax Gaming's infrastructure, RAW Arena, 1X2 Network and SlotMatrix — these are distribution and aggregation layers rather than co-developed titles, and they explain why Rogue slots can appear inside casino lobbies that primarily brand themselves around larger studios.
Rogue's Games and Signature Mechanics
Dimers.com reports that Rogue has released over 25 games since its 2019 launch, while per our records the studio's catalogue is tracked at 40-plus titles — the gap likely reflects timing (Dimers.com's count is dated June 2026) or differing definitions of what counts as a released title, and readers should treat the lower, sourced figure as the more conservative baseline. The catalogue is built around slot mechanics distributed through the Octopus Global RGS pipeline rather than live-dealer or table content; no live or table game lineup from Rogue is documented in the data available here.
No verified list of individual Rogue slot titles, RTP percentages or volatility ratings is available in the sources checked for this page. Rather than attach invented names or numbers to the catalogue, the honest position is that Rogue's output should be assessed game by game, inside each casino's own game information panel, rather than assumed from studio reputation alone.
RTP, Volatility and Fairness at Rogue
RTP figures for individual Rogue slots are not published in the sources reviewed for this page, so no studio-wide RTP range can be stated honestly. What can be confirmed is the regulatory layer around the studio: Rogue operates under a UK Gambling Commission licence (#57481) and, per the studio's own schema data, under a licence from Sweden's gaming authority as well. Both are regulators that require RNG certification and reporting as a condition of licensing, which is a stronger fairness signal than any single RTP figure.
A UK Gambling Commission licence does not mean every Rogue title carries an identical RTP at every casino. Operators can choose between RTP configurations where a game offers them, so the figure shown in a casino's own game info panel — not a studio-wide average — is the one that applies to that session.
Where to Play Rogue Games
The casino list above this article shows operators from our catalogue that currently carry Rogue titles. Among those, Stake, National Casino, Casinochan and Dragon Slots are examples drawn from that same list, not a separate recommendation. Alongside Rogue, these casinos feature top providers such as PGSoft, Nolimit City, NetEnt, Red Tiger, and Big Time Gaming. Payment support across these casinos leans heavily on Mastercard, Visa and crypto rails such as ETH and Litecoin, alongside e-wallets — readers who prefer e-wallet withdrawals can also check Neteller casinos as a cross-reference. For players looking for extra value, these casinos currently offer 209 active bonuses: wagering requirements start at 1x and typically sit around 37x, 112 bonuses include free spins, and deposit matches go up to 460%.
- Provider presence — confirm Rogue titles are actually listed in that casino's slot filter, not just in its general provider roster
- Licence match — check whether the casino's own licence sits under a regulator that recognises Rogue's UKGC or Sweden authorisation
- Region — Rogue's own area_served data covers the United Kingdom and Sweden, so availability elsewhere depends entirely on the individual casino's licensing, not on the studio
- Demo mode — test a title in demo before depositing, since no studio-wide RTP figure can substitute for checking the in-game info panel
Common Misconceptions About Rogue Slots
- "A slot runs hot or cold based on recent spins" — RNG-driven slots have no memory of previous results; each spin is generated independently, regardless of what happened before it.
- "A bigger studio means a fairer game" — RTP certification and licensing, not brand size, determine whether a game's payout mechanics are audited and reported to a regulator.
- "RTP is the same everywhere the game is sold" — where a title supports multiple RTP configurations, the operator selects which one is live, so the same game name can pay out differently across two casinos.
- "A UKGC licence on the studio guarantees the same licence at the casino" — the studio's regulator and the casino's own operating licence are separate; a Rogue title can appear inside a casino licensed by an entirely different authority, such as Curaçao.
How These Casinos Differ
Across this list, licensing and minimum deposits skew in a consistent direction: of the 20 casinos here with a licence on record, 15 are licensed by Curaçao, a 75% share against 64% across our wider catalogue, with other common licenses including Kahnawake, TGC, Anjouan, and EMTA. Of the 18 with a published minimum deposit, 14 start at 10 EUR or less, 78% against 60% catalogue-wide. So the licence column and the deposit floor barely separate one casino from another here — the real variation shows up elsewhere.
One place it shows up is how many countries a casino accepts players from:
| Casino | Countries accepted |
|---|---|
| 22bit | 217 |
| Stake | 215 |
| 22bet | 200 |
| SafeCasino | 198 |
| Ivibet | 192 |
| TonyBet Casino | 24 |
Reader takeaway: a casino accepting players from 190-plus countries suits someone playing from a market with fewer local licensed options, while a narrower footprint like TonyBet Casino's 24 countries points to a more regionally focused operator — worth checking against your own country before signing up rather than assuming universal access.
Another real difference is track record, measured in years of operation:
| Casino | Years in operation |
|---|---|
| TonyBet Casino | 17 |
| Play Fortuna | 13 |
| PlayAmo | 10 |
| 22bet | 9 |
| 20bet | 6 |
| Slotrave | 0 |
Reader takeaway: choosing between a casino with 17 years of operating history, such as TonyBet Casino, and one launched within the past year, such as Slotrave, is a trade-off between an established complaint and payout record versus newer terms that have not yet been tested at scale. Neither is automatically the safer pick; it depends on how much weight you put on operating history versus fresh sign-up terms. For a broader read on operating history and trust signals, the Trusted Casinos hub and the Licensed Casinos hub group operators by exactly these criteria.
In our catalogue, Rogue ranks 160th of 510 tracked slot studios by the number of casinos carrying its games. For scale, Hacksaw sits far ahead with 120 casinos carrying it, while studios at the narrow end include Ready Play Gaming with 20, Black Cat Games with 18, Zerplaay Games with 5, and Jili with just 1 — placing Rogue well below the mid-sized distribution studios but with more reach than the smallest niche providers in that same group.
Verdict on Rogue Gaming
"Rogue is a licensed but smaller UK studio — worth checking game by game rather than assuming a studio-wide standard, and best suited to players who already vet RTP per title."
Rogue fits players who are comfortable checking a game's info panel before spinning rather than relying on brand recognition, since no studio-wide RTP range or flagship title list is publicly documented for this page. Its UK Gambling Commission and Sweden licensing give it a legitimate regulatory footing, but its catalogue reach — 160th of 510 tracked studios by casino count — means it will show up as one provider among many rather than a lobby's headline act. The casinos hosting these games generally maintain high standards, with editorial ratings most often at 4.8 out of 5, and 70% of them falling into the highest trust tier. Players chasing a specific, well-documented title library may find larger studios a more predictable starting point.
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Update history
- Sep 2, 2026 — Covered Rogue's UK/Sweden licensing, RGS hosting, catalogue size conflict, fairness caveats and casino-level differences
Rogue – FAQ
In which casinos can I play Rogue games?
Rogue titles appear in the casino list shown above this article, drawn from operators in our catalogue that carry the provider; examples from that same list include Stake, National Casino, Casinochan and Dragon Slots.
What is Rogue's typical RTP?
No verified studio-wide RTP range for Rogue is available; RTP should be checked per game inside each casino's own game information panel, since the same title can carry different RTP configurations at different operators.
Are Rogue's games fair, and who audits them?
Rogue operates under a UK Gambling Commission licence (License #57481) and, per the studio's own published data, also under a licence from Sweden's gaming authority — both regulators that require RNG certification as a licensing condition.
How large is Rogue's game catalogue?
Dimers.com reports over 25 games released by Rogue since its 2019 launch, while per our records the tracked catalogue sits at 40-plus titles; the difference likely reflects timing or counting method rather than a factual conflict.
How does Rogue differ from other slot studios in casino lobbies?
In our catalogue, Rogue ranks 160th of 510 tracked studios by the number of casinos carrying its games, placing it well behind larger distribution studios like Hacksaw (120 casinos) but ahead of the smallest niche providers tracked, such as Jili (1 casino).














