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SlotMatrix catalogues Matrix iGaming, a US developer founded in 2014 building Class II/III land-based slots now reaching online casinos, with fairness tied to EveryMatrix’s licensed RGS Matrix platform.

Its bingo-linked Class II mechanics and conventional Class III reel slots suit players curious about land-based-style titles moving online, though its online footprint stays narrow for now.

Published Aug 14, 2026 Updated Sep 8, 2026

SlotMatrix Casinos — Games, Fairness and Where to Play

Matrix iGaming is a US-based B2B slot developer founded in 2014, built primarily for Class II and Class III land-based gaming terminals used in tribal and commercial casinos. SlotMatrix, the label under which its output is catalogued on this page, is the aggregation brand run on EveryMatrix's RGS Matrix platform; the studio has been extending from land-based cabinets toward online distribution, and per our records three online casinos in our catalogue currently carry its games.

Among the 510 game studios tracked in our catalogue with at least one casino carrying their titles, Matrix iGaming ranks 455th by the number of casinos offering its games. Hacksaw tops that comparison group with 120 casinos carrying its portfolio, Zerplaay Games sits at 5, while studios such as Jili, Grazgame and Yeebet sit at the opposite end with a single casino each — a spread that puts Matrix iGaming's three-casino footprint firmly toward the narrow end of the distribution rather than in the middle of it.

Who Is Behind the SlotMatrix Catalogue

Matrix iGaming was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Chicago, United States, under CEO Frank Fatehali. The company employs an estimated 11-50 people and operates as an independent B2B game developer and software provider, having previously worked as a partner within the EveryMatrix ecosystem before becoming its own entity. Its content runs on RGS Matrix, the remote gaming server infrastructure supplied by EveryMatrix, and its primary market remains land-based gaming in the United States across Class II and Class III jurisdictions, with online distribution as a newer expansion rather than the company's original business.

SlotMatrix Games and Signature Mechanics

Matrix iGaming's catalogue splits along the regulatory line that defines US slot machines. Class II titles are legally structured as bingo games presented with a slot-style reel display, a mechanic required under tribal gaming compacts where outcomes are drawn from a bingo pool rather than a standalone random number generator per spin. Class III titles, used in commercial and state-licensed venues, run as conventional multi-line reel slots with independent RNG outcomes and standard bonus-round structures. This split explains why Matrix iGaming's design language differs from online-first slot studios: its engineering priority has been compliance with US gaming-machine classes, not multi-market online launches.

SlotMatrix RTP, Volatility and Fairness

Return to Player is a theoretical figure calculated over a very large number of rounds; it describes long-run behaviour, not what happens in any single session, and no confirmed RTP range for Matrix iGaming's titles is available to publish here. What is verifiable is the platform layer underneath the SlotMatrix listing: EveryMatrix Software Limited, whose RGS Matrix technology carries these games, holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence numbered MGA/B2B/201/2011, and according to SlotMatrix's own documentation the RGS Matrix platform is certified in multiple markets across Europe, the United States and Latin America. For Class II titles specifically, the payout structure is additionally shaped by the bingo pool mechanic itself, which is a regulatory feature of that gaming class rather than a marketing claim about odds.

Good to Know

EveryMatrix Software Limited, the operator of the RGS Matrix platform behind the SlotMatrix listing, holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/201/2011, and the platform reports certification across markets in Europe, the US and Latin America.

Where to Play SlotMatrix Games

The casino list above this text shows the operators in our catalogue that currently carry Matrix iGaming's games. Per our records, 22Casino operates under a Curaçao licence. The top payment methods among the three casinos in this selection include Jeton, Neteller, Mastercard, Dash and USD Coin; players relying on e-wallets can also check the Neteller casinos hub. For a broader base of vetted operators, the licensed casinos directory and the trusted casinos hub list operators reviewed against a wider set of criteria, and mobile access can be checked through the mobile casinos hub. Reviewing 22Casino's review gives a closer look at one of the three operators carrying this studio's games.

What to Check

Provider presence — confirm Matrix iGaming or SlotMatrix titles actually appear in the specific casino's lobby, since portfolios change over time.
Licence — verify which regulator covers the casino you pick, since different licences carry different oversight.
Region availability — Class II-linked titles can be restricted to specific US jurisdictions and may not display outside them.
Demo mode — check whether the casino offers a free-play version before wagering real funds.

Common Misconceptions About SlotMatrix Slots

"A slot is due for a win after a cold streak" — each spin's outcome is independent; past results on a Class III RNG title do not change future odds.
"RTP means a guaranteed return in a single session" — RTP is a long-run average across a very large sample of rounds, not a promise for any short session.
"Bingo-linked mechanics mean the game is rigged" — Class II slots are built on a bingo pool by design, a regulatory requirement for tribal gaming compacts, not evidence of tampering.
"A studio with few catalogued casinos is unreliable" — Matrix iGaming's small online footprint reflects a land-based-first business rather than a fairness problem.

Verdict on SlotMatrix Games

"SlotMatrix's games trace back to Matrix iGaming, a land-based-first developer whose small online footprint is explainable rather than opaque."
Search-Casino Editorial Team

Matrix iGaming suits players curious about how US Class II and Class III gaming-machine rules translate into online slot mechanics, rather than players expecting the release pace of online-first studios. With only three casinos in our catalogue carrying its games — 22Casino, Hercules Casino and Spin Dragons — checking the specific operator's terms and licence before depositing remains the practical step, since the studio's own scale here is narrow and the choice of casino carries more weight than usual.

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Update history

Sep 2, 2026 — Clarified studio vs aggregator naming, added casino licences and Class II/III mechanics detail

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SlotMatrix – FAQ

Which casinos carry SlotMatrix games?

Per our records, three casinos in our catalogue carry Matrix iGaming's games under the SlotMatrix listing: 22Casino, Hercules Casino and Spin Dragons.

What licences cover these casinos?

22Casino operates under a Curaçao Gaming Authority licence, while Hercules Casino and Spin Dragons hold licences from the Anjouan Gaming Authority, per our records.

What is Matrix iGaming's typical RTP?

No confirmed RTP range for Matrix iGaming's games is published; its Class II titles additionally use a bingo-pool payout structure rather than a single RTP figure per spin.

Are Matrix iGaming's games independently verified?

The RGS Matrix platform carrying these games is operated by EveryMatrix Software Limited, which holds Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2B/201/2011, and reports certification across several markets.

Why does Matrix iGaming appear at so few online casinos?

Its primary business is land-based Class II and Class III gaming machines in the US, with online distribution as a newer expansion, which explains the small number of online casinos carrying its titles so far.