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GAME PROVIDER DIRECTORY

1XROLL game providers: slots, live casino and sports

Use this visual directory to recognise provider brands and narrow the catalog by game type. Provider names stay in their original brand form.

Before you pick a game, read our slot games guide for Malaysia for providers, RTP, volatility and bonus rules.

✓ Catalog checked 18 September 202629 unique providers18+
29All providers

PG Soft

Slots & arcade

Pragmatic Play

Slots & arcade

JILI

Slots & arcade

EVO LIVE

Live casino

GFG Gaming

Multi-category

ATG

Multi-category

DG

Live casino

FUMA

Slots & arcade

LFC888

Slots & arcade

BWG

Slots & arcade

WUDI

Slots & arcade

JDB

Slots & arcade

PLAYTECH

Live casino

FACHAI

Slots & arcade

SPADE GAMING

Slots & arcade

JOKER

Slots & arcade

UU SLOT

Slots & arcade

Spribe

Instant games

Choice LIVE

Live casino

WM LIVE

Live casino

ALLbet

Live casino

SEXY

Live casino

BOYING LIVE

Live casino

CT855

Slots & arcade

ThreeUP

Multi-category

Easybet

Sports

SABA Sports

Sports

FB Sports

Sports

sportonic

Sports
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What is a game provider?

A provider develops or supplies games to a platform. Different providers can use different designs, rules, features and game speeds, so recognising the brand helps readers find familiar titles.

02

How to use this directory

Start with a category, compare provider names with the label shown in the live lobby, then read each game’s rules before playing. A provider listing is not a recommendation or a guarantee of availability.

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HOW PROVIDERS WORK

What a game provider controls, and what it does not

A provider builds or supplies the game; the platform supplies the account, the balance and the payment routes. Knowing which side controls what is the difference between reading a lobby as a menu and reading it as a promise. The notes below apply to every title in the directory above, whether or not the supplier is named.

  1. Slots and arcade

    Slot studios supply the reel games, their paytables and their bonus features. What a provider sets includes the maths of the game, the payout distribution, the volatility and the maximum win, while the platform sets the stake options you can see in your account. Two slot titles from the same studio can behave completely differently: a low-volatility game pays smaller amounts more often, a high-volatility game pays rarely and heavily, and neither is more likely to profit over a session. Recognisable studio names in this group include PG Soft, Pragmatic Play, JILI, Joker and Spade Gaming, alongside smaller Asian-market studios.

  2. Live casino

    Live games are streamed from a physical studio with a human dealer, so the provider also runs the table itself. That means the provider controls the streaming quality, the dealing speed, the table limits and whether features such as squeeze, multi-seat or card-show are available. The rules of the game underneath, baccarat drawing rules, roulette payouts, are standard, so the practical differences between studios are presentation and limits rather than the odds. Evolution, Playtech, Dream Gaming, Allbet, Sexy Baccarat, WM and Choice make up most of the tables you will see listed here.

  3. Sports

    Sportsbook providers price the markets and settle the bets. Bettors coming from Asian books will recognise the difference between markets that follow Asian handicap conventions, where a stake can be returned on a push, and European fixed-odds markets, where the full stake is won or lost. Each provider also sets its own minimum stake, maximum payout per ticket and live-betting delay, so the same fixture can accept different amounts on different books. Saba Sports, FB Sports, Easybet and Sportonic are the books listed in this catalogue.

  4. Instant and crash games

    Instant games such as crash, dice and mines resolve in seconds and are usually provably fair: the round result derives from a published seed, which lets a player verify the outcome afterwards instead of trusting a screenshot. Spribe's Aviator is the best-known example and the one most often listed on Malaysian platforms. Because rounds are fast, these games carry a higher risk of rapid losses per hour than a slow slot, even at similar stated odds.

  5. Multi-category platforms

    Some suppliers deliver more than one product type, a fishing game alongside slot titles, or an arcade game alongside live tables. Grouping them here is a navigation label based on what the catalogue presents, not a quality ranking. When a supplier spans categories, each category page inside the game keeps its own rules and its own stake range, so read the individual game rules rather than assuming one speed applies across the brand.

How to check a game really comes from the studio it claims

  1. Open the game and find its help, info or rules screen. The supplying studio is named on the paytable or rules panel.
  2. Compare that name with the label shown on the lobby tile. A tile can be re-themed by the platform, but the in-game rules panel belongs to the game itself.
  3. Check the stated maximum win and stake range inside the game, not on the tile. These come from the game and can differ from the marketing artwork.
  4. Where the game is provably fair, look for the seed or verification tool. A game that offers verification is showing you a mechanism, not a claim.
  5. If the in-game name and the tile disagree, treat that as a mismatch worth asking support about before staking.

What a provider listing cannot tell you

  • It cannot tell you the game is available to your account, region or device today.
  • It is not a rating. This directory records what the catalogue displays and does not score suppliers on payouts, which we have not measured.
  • It cannot tell you your odds of profiting. Published payout percentages describe a distribution over millions of rounds, not a session.
  • It cannot substitute for the platform’s licence, terms and complaint route, which sit with the operator rather than the studio.

Studios most readers already recognise

These notes summarise the product focus each studio is publicly known for. They are not quality ratings, and catalogue contents change by account and region.

StudioGenerally known for
PG SoftMobile-first Asian slot studio, widely known for Mahjong Ways and Fortune Tiger-style titles.
Pragmatic PlayLarge slot catalogue including Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza, plus its own live-casino studio.
EvolutionLive-dealer specialist known for baccarat, roulette and studio game shows.
SpribeInstant and crash games, best known for Aviator.
Saba SportsAsian-handicap sportsbook used widely in Southeast Asia, including e-sports markets.
JILIAsian slot and fishing games with a strong mobile focus.
JDBChinese-themed slot and fishing games.
PlaytechLong-established supplier of both slots and live casino tables.

Related reading. The games page explains the lobby categories in more detail, the review records the interfaces we checked with dates, and the comparison hub lists the questions worth asking of any platform before you deposit.