TTTJILI Game Providers — Every Studio Covered Here

A game studio and a casino answer to different regulators and are different companies, so the two getting mistaken for each other is the top error around this subject. The studios covered on these pages have titles that appear in Philippine-facing lobbies, and you get who they are, what their licences actually allow, and whether they publish a return-to-player figure that anyone can check.

Everything in this section

Single entries get one page each, 5 pages in all, and none of them rolls up several. If a field above says “not published”, look at the entry’s own page for who would have needed to publish it.

Each entry in a paragraph

Each entry offers sufficient detail for picking the page to open next.

JILI explained

No year of founding and no seat of headquarters is given. Its catalogue spans slots, fishing games, table and card games, plus bingo.

PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) is listed as the first record on its page. PAGCOR EGLD keeps a roster of cleared electronic games, and JILI titles appear on that roster.

It publishes no RTP. No figure for its titles is quoted on this site, and what circulates elsewhere consists of third-party estimates contradicting each other.

Pragmatic Play in full

Founded 2015, based in Gibraltar. What it makes: slots, live casino, bingo, crash games and virtual sports.

Its page lists Malta Gaming Authority first. The MGA/B2B/619/2018 licence sits with Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited, the company named on it.

RTP is published by it, so any figure quoted for one of its titles traces back to the studio. Each title gets one RTP on Pragmatic’s own game pages, and the figure shown is the highest in a set.

PG Soft explained

Founded 2015, based in Valletta, Malta. Builds slots.

Its page lists Malta Gaming Authority first. Licence MGA/B2B/435/2017 was granted to Pocket Games Software Limited, which carries the number C 76195.

RTP is published by it, so any figure quoted for one of its titles traces back to the studio. The visible RTP field on a PG Soft page is a blank dash, even though PG Soft publishes RTP in its game data; the figure sits in the data the server sends with the page.

The Evolution entry

Founded 2006, based in Stockholm, Sweden. Builds live dealer casino, live game shows.

Its page lists Malta Gaming Authority first. The reference is MGA/CRP/187/2010, with Evolution Gaming Malta Limited as the licensee.

RTP is published by it, so any figure quoted for one of its titles traces back to the studio. Evolution’s game-show titles carry RTP figures that third-party sources report consistently, so they are recorded as publishing RTP..

CQ9 Gaming in full

No year of founding and no seat of headquarters is given. Slots, table games, fishing games and arcade games are what it builds.

PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) is listed as the first record on its page. A game-content approval list is kept on PAGCOR’s own site.

It publishes no RTP. No figure for its titles is quoted on this site, and what circulates elsewhere consists of third-party estimates contradicting each other.

The thing most often got wrong here

A PAGCOR operator licence and a PAGCOR EGLD listing are different things, and telling them apart matters more than anything else here. When PAGCOR EGLD lists a studio, it means PAGCOR has cleared that studio’s game content for the operators it licenses. Nothing here is a studio-held licence, and it carries no statement about the casinos that host those games.

Only that is on offer from four of the seven studios below. Every one of their pages puts it bluntly, as “PAGCOR listed” and “PAGCOR licensed” sit a single word apart while meaning completely different things, and the latter is what readers tend to want.

Game providers details can be checked inside the game itself

You are never asked to take anything here on faith. A public register backs every licence claim on these pages, and anyone can open those registers:

1. Open the MGA authorisation portal and search under the company name, not the brand name, to check a Malta licence. A subsidiary with a different name often holds the licence, as with Pragmatic Play’s Malta licence, which belongs to Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited and not to anything named Pragmatic Play.
2. The Gambling Commission public register, searched by account number, answers a UK licence question. On the record of an active licence you can see each activity with its start date, and the same record lists any regulatory settlement made against the holder.
3. Approved games under a PAGCOR EGLD listing appear in the studio’s PDF on pagcor.ph, which is where to look. Game content for licensed operators is what it approves, so keep that in view as you read. A studio holds a licence only when the document says so outright.
4. Go to the studio’s own page for that specific title when you need an RTP figure. When the figure is missing there, no comparison site can provide it, and two comparison sites disagreeing with each other is itself the finding.

Finding game providers at TTTJILI

1. Once you have signed in on TTTJILI, the lobby with all the games is one tap away.
2. Pick a studio to filter the lobby, or type a title into the search.
3. Before you play, the game’s info screen shows its stake range and paytable, so open it and read them.
4. Before playing, fix a budget for the session; for studios you have not tried, keep stakes small at first.