Split The Pot

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Split The Pot is a Sweden-based crash-game studio founded in 2019, licensed in South Africa and Peru, audited by GLI, BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates, and named Crash Game Provider of the Year at the iGA Summit Awards 2026.

Split The Pot focuses on crash-style rounds rather than reel slots, the niche behind its 2026 award, with its games available here through SpinCrypto.

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Split The Pot Casinos — Games, Fairness and Where to Play

Split The Pot is a crash-game studio founded in 2019, headquartered in Nacka, Stockholm, with a second operational base in Johannesburg (Kyalami) run through Split The Pot (Pty) Ltd, South Africa. In this catalogue, its games are available at one casino, SpinCrypto, and the studio was named Crash Game Provider of the Year at the iGA Summit Awards 2026.

Who Is Split The Pot

Split The Pot was founded in 2019 by industry veterans with existing iGaming experience. Its home jurisdiction is Sweden, and the studio lists Sweden, South Africa, Peru, Croatia and Brazil among the markets it serves.

The studio holds four named regulatory permits: the Mpumalanga Economic Regulator and the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, both in South Africa, a manufacturing licence in Gauteng, and a licence from Peru's Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism. The Gauteng permit is the National Manufacturer Licence issued by the Gauteng Gambling Board (GGB) — one licence recorded under two names, not two separate approvals.

What to Check

Split The Pot's four named licences cover South Africa (three permits, including the Gauteng Gambling Board's National Manufacturer Licence) and Peru (the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism), alongside its home jurisdiction in Sweden. Croatia and Brazil appear among the markets the studio serves without a separate licence named in this list, so a player connecting from either country should check which licence actually covers their account before depositing.

Split The Pot's Crash Game Focus

Split The Pot received the Crash Game Provider of the Year title at the iGA Summit Awards 2026 for its specialization in crash-style mechanics instead of reel-based slots. A crash round runs on a rising multiplier that a player cashes out before it collapses — a single-mechanic format that suits players who want a fast, round-based bet rather than bonus rounds, free spins or multi-line reels.

This focus is a narrower fit for players who prefer feature-heavy slot sessions with varied bonus mechanics, scatter symbols or multiplied free-spin rounds, since that is not the category Split The Pot is built around.

How Split The Pot Games Are Tested

Split The Pot's games are checked by three independent testing labs: Gaming Labs International (GLI), BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates. Each lab verifies that round outcomes match the studio's published game logic, which is the fairness check that applies to a crash multiplier the same way it applies to a reel-based slot. Independent testing confirms the mechanic behaves as designed; it does not change the outcome of any single round a player places a bet on.

Where to Play Split The Pot Games

Split The Pot sits at position 462 of 529 providers ranked by how many casinos in the catalogue carry their games, placing it toward the narrow end of that distribution. Spinomenal is carried by 150 casinos and Hacksaw by 145, while providers with a single-casino footprint — Jili, Cashy Originals and Parlay Games among them — sit alongside Split The Pot at the other end of that scale.

In this catalogue, Split The Pot's games run at SpinCrypto, a casino among the crypto casinos listed here.

Verdict on Split The Pot

Split The Pot suits a player who specifically wants crash-style rounds and is prepared to find them at the single catalogue casino that currently carries the studio, SpinCrypto. A player who wants slot variety, bonus features or a choice of several operators carrying the same provider will find wider coverage with a provider carried by dozens of casinos, such as Spinomenal or Hacksaw. The studio's four regulatory permits and three testing labs confirm its games are checked; they do not change how narrow its footprint is in this catalogue today.

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  • Nov 3, 2026 — New sections: Split The Pot's Crash Game Focus, How Split The Pot Games Are Tested, Where to Play Split The Pot Games and 1 more; removed: Split The Pot's Focus: Crash Games for Constrained Connections, How Split The Pot Compares by Casino Availability, Verdict on Split The Pot's Casino Footprint; 5 facts added, 4 no longer stated.
  • Nov 2, 2026 — New sections: Split The Pot's Focus: Crash Games for Constrained Connections, How Split The Pot Compares by Casino Availability, Verdict on Split The Pot's Casino Footprint; removed: Which Split The Pot Games Suit Which Player, Common Misconceptions About Split The Pot, Verdict on Split The Pot Casinos and 1 more; 4 facts added, 6 no longer stated.

Split The Pot – FAQ

Which casino offers Split The Pot's games?

In this catalogue, Split The Pot's games are available at SpinCrypto.

Who audits Split The Pot's games?

Split The Pot's games are tested by three independent labs: Gaming Labs International (GLI), BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates.

What licences does Split The Pot hold?

Split The Pot holds licences from the Mpumalanga Economic Regulator and the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board in South Africa, a National Manufacturer Licence from the Gauteng Gambling Board, and a licence from Peru's Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism, with Sweden as its home jurisdiction.

What type of games does Split The Pot make?

Split The Pot specializes in crash-style games, a focus confirmed by its Crash Game Provider of the Year award at the iGA Summit Awards 2026.

When was Split The Pot founded?

Split The Pot was founded in 2019.

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