Slots · licence
Who is behind the games
Studio · licence · test lab · rule sheetA slot is software from a studio, and the studio needs its own permits to supply it. Most providers in the pool hold a B2B licence from, for example, the Malta Gaming Authority or the UK Gambling Commission, and each game's random number generator and RTP are certified by independent test labs before release.
For Sweden, a software licence from Spelinspektionen is also required before a game may be offered by companies with a Swedish licence. That affects what applies in a dispute and whether Spelpaus reaches the account — read responsible gambling before you register anywhere.
Further in the catalog
Providers, collections and method
Guide
How to choose the right inferno-slot: RTP, volatility and max win explained
Three numbers go a long way — if you know where to look and what they actually mean.
Elin Sandgren
Mobil
Mobile slots: how we test every game before it gets into the guide
Load time, buttons, autospin — our seven-point checklist for mobile games.
Elin Sandgren
How to choose the right inferno-slot: RTP, volatility and max win explained
Three numbers go a long way — if you know where to look and what they actually mean.
Elin Sandgren
Mobil
Mobile slots: how we test every game before it gets into the guide
Load time, buttons, autospin — our seven-point checklist for mobile games.
Elin Sandgren
Frequently asked questions
About licences and certification
Why is there no licence number per game?
Because the licence belongs to the studio, not to the individual title, and per-game certificates are rarely published openly. The slot page therefore lists the studio and the RTP from the rule sheet — the provider's licence is in the footer of the studio's own site.
Where does the information come from?
From the providers' own sites and the games' rule sheets. No information is taken from advertising material.
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