Amazing Gaming: casino provider from Tain to Eeze
Amazing Gaming: what you need to know
- Definition: Amazing Gaming is a Maltese casino provider brand launched by the Tain group. It was announced on 22 January 2018, then presented at the ICE show in London in February 2018.
- Group: Tain, a Swedish-born B2B supplier whose first sportsbook dates back to 1999, was acquired in July 2016 by XIN Gaming, a developer that grew out of the Asian market.
- Status: as of 23 September 2026, the brand is defunct. The official website no longer responds, the blog has been dormant since January 2021 and only a demo site frozen in 2021 remains online.
- Successor: the licence holder, Tain Betting Promotion Limited (C36814), was renamed Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd in February 2025. The business carries on under the Eeze brand.
- Catalogue: the demo site lists 12 titles as of 23 September 2026. They include 4 live tables, 5 RNG tables from the Deluxe range, 2 slot machines (Fortune Dragon and Hunting Season) and Fish Hunter.
- Live casino: baccarat, blackjack, Dragon Tiger and roulette were filmed at the Portomaso Casino in Malta. At launch, 20 tables were announced, including a feed from Manila.
- Sports betting: the odds feed claimed 40,000 pre-match events and 30,000 live events across more than 55 sports. These figures date from January 2021 and were never updated.
- Licence: licence MGA/B2B/104/2000 (B2B Critical Supply, Type 1) is active as of 23 September 2026, in the name of Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd. The provider also declared licences in Romania and Curaçao, and displayed the iTech Labs and GLI testing labs.
- Demo: no trial version works. Every launch tested on 23 September 2026 returns an error saying the game cannot be found.
- Casinos: the Kynox Casino page is an archive page with no online casino attached. To play, you now have to go through Eeze's tables.
- Local rules: a B2B supplier licence is not an operator licence. Whether you can play depends on the casino's own licence and on the gambling law of your country of residence.
- Namesake: AMAZING GAMING LTD is a British company dissolved on 27 July 2021. It has no connection with the Maltese provider.
Amazing Gaming casino provider: the story of a Maltese brand taken over by Eeze
Amazing Gaming is a casino provider brand launched in Malta in January 2018 by the Tain group. It brought together live dealer tables filmed at the Portomaso Casino, RNG table games, slot machines and a sports odds feed. The company holding its Maltese licence is now called Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd, named after the brand that took over from it in Malta. The amazinggaming.com website no longer responds. Information verified on 23 September 2026.
The Amazing Gaming brand is defunct, so this page shows no casino filter. Instead, it traces the story of a provider that very much existed and points to where its business lives on. To compare with studios still in full production, the A to Z directory of casino providers remains the best place to start.
Amazing Gaming in brief: a Tain group brand
A brand launched by Tain in January 2018
On 22 January 2018, Tain announced from Malta the birth of Amazing Gaming, a new brand dedicated to player-facing content. The press release, picked up by European Gaming, set out the plan: table games, slot machines, live casino tables and a fully managed sportsbook. The brand made its official debut at the ICE show in London, on stand N1-530, from 6 to 8 February 2018.
The launch line-up fitted in a few lines: new versions of blackjack, roulette and baccarat, traditional slot machines and one game billed as a first for the European market. On the live side, tables were hosted at the Portomaso Casino in Malta and topped up by a feed from Manila, for a total of 20 tables. Christian Hellman, then Tain's sales director, described the brand as the logical extension of the products the group developed in-house.
A Swedish-born group under Asian ownership
To understand Amazing Gaming, you have to go back two years. On 28 July 2016, XIN Gaming, a games and systems developer from the Asian market, acquired Tain and Betting Promotion. The two Swedish companies had merged in 2013, as reported by Asia Gaming Brief. Tain was no start-up. Its first sportsbook dates back to 1999, and the group later added casino, poker, bingo and a payment gateway.
The deal came with a clear plan: bring XIN Gaming's slots and the live tables of Asia Gaming to European operators. Amazing Gaming appeared eighteen months later as the European showcase of that in-house catalogue. The Nordic roots never quite disappeared. Right up until the site closed, the archived contact page listed an office in Malmö, at Hjulhamnsgatan 3B, alongside the Birkirkara headquarters.
Entities not to be confused
| Entity | Role | Reference | Status at 23 September 2026 |
|---|
| Amazing Gaming | Commercial brand of the catalogue | amazinggaming.com | Website offline |
| Tain Betting Promotion Limited | Maltese company holding the licence | C36814 | Renamed Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd in February 2025 |
| Tain Betting Promotion International N.V. | Curaçao entity cited on the website | Curaçao eGaming licence | Declared by the provider |
| Eeze Entertainment (IOM) Limited | Isle of Man entity of the group | Network Services since 8 November 2018 | Active |
| AMAZING GAMING LTD | British namesake with no link to the provider | 11862512 | Dissolved on 27 July 2021 |
The last row clears up a common mix-up. According to its entry on the UK Companies House register, a London company with the same name was incorporated on 5 March 2019 to rent out entertainment equipment, then dissolved in 2021. It never had anything to do with this Maltese provider.
Why is the official Amazing Gaming website offline?
Because the brand has passed the baton. As of 23 September 2026, amazinggaming.com no longer opens, and the business it presented carries on under the Eeze name. Only a demo site remains online, with a copyright notice stuck in 2021.
The last complete version of the site, saved on 18 February 2024 by the Arquivo.pt web archive, shows a shop window frozen long ago. The homepage was last edited on 15 October 2021. The blog held only three posts, the most recent published on 18 January 2021.
I have watched plenty of brands disappear in this business. Most of them went out with the crash of a bankruptcy or a noisy takeover. This one bowed out like a dealer at the end of a shift. The chips are racked, the lamp above the table goes dark, and the room keeps spinning without him. I find that discretion almost elegant, but it leaves players without a landmark. That is exactly why this page exists.
The catalogue: from Maltese live tables to RNG tables
The Amazing Gaming provider rested on four product families, summed up on the homepage in one line: “We Power Your Betting Brand”. The demo site, still online as of 23 September 2026, gives the most precise inventory: 4 live tables and 8 casino titles, 12 titles in total.
| Title | Family | Mode |
|---|
| Baccarat | Live casino | Real dealer |
| Blackjack | Live casino | Real dealer |
| Dragon Tiger | Live casino | Real dealer |
| Roulette | Live casino | Real dealer |
| Roulette Deluxe | Table game | RNG |
| Blackjack Deluxe 3H | Table game | RNG |
| Blackjack Deluxe 5H | Table game | RNG |
| Baccarat Deluxe 5H | Table game | RNG |
| Baccarat Super 6 Deluxe | Table game | RNG |
| Fortune Dragon | Slot machine | RNG |
| Hunting Season | Slot machine | RNG |
| Fish Hunter | Standalone product | RNG |
Live casino from the Portomaso Casino
This was the heart of the offer. Baccarat, blackjack, roulette and Dragon Tiger tables were run by professional dealers at the Portomaso Casino in Malta, then streamed in high definition to desktop, mobile and tablet. The approach brings the brand closer to roulette filmed on the tables of a real casino than to studios built for the camera. At launch, 20 tables were announced, counting the Manila feed.
The presence of Dragon Tiger says a lot about the target audience. This fast two-card duel, hugely popular in Asia, echoes the positioning of an Asian live baccarat specialist and fits the group's ownership. Next to the Swedish giant of live gaming, the offer stayed modest: four games from a single filming location.
Malta has other players in this niche, starting with a Maltese live casino neighbour that has made custom tables its speciality. Amazing Gaming therefore sits among the providers that stream live dealer tables in our directory, with an argument few rivals could make in 2018: a real land-based casino in the background.
The Deluxe range of RNG tables
Alongside the live offer, the library included five virtual tables driven by a random number generator: Roulette Deluxe, Blackjack Deluxe 3H, Blackjack Deluxe 5H, Baccarat Deluxe 5H and Baccarat Super 6 Deluxe. The range places the provider among the designers of blackjack tables and the online baccarat suppliers in our directory, without claiming to rival the genre's specialists. The homepage praised tables that blend casino tradition with digital smoothness.
This format has nothing in common with dealers filmed for randomly drawn rounds, the hybrid formula of another Maltese studio. Here everything is drawn, and the roulette joins the roulette providers listed on our site with no video and no dealer. It is clean, classic and a little dated.
Slot machines and Fish Hunter
Slots remained the thinnest part of the catalogue. Two titles appear on the demo site, Fortune Dragon and Hunting Season. The latter is promoted on the homepage as Hunting Season 2. That is enough to list the brand among the video slot makers we cover, but without any real catalogue depth.
The most unusual title is Fish Hunter. The provider presented it as a video slot, yet gave it its own product page, a trailer and a separate launcher. Its theme recalls the fish shooting games that came from Asia, a format rarely seen in European lobbies.
Odds Feed and sportsbook
The last building block was also the most unexpected for a casino brand: a sports odds feed. The blog post about the virtual SiGMA show of November 2020, published on 18 January 2021, lists its specifications: 40,000 pre-match events, 30,000 live events, more than 55 sports, an esports offer, minute-by-minute markets and a free 30-day integration period. The homepage, for its part, advertised more than 2,000 markets. These figures date from 2021 and were never updated.
Licences and certifications checked register by register
The footer, identical on the archived site and on the demo site, attributes every licence to Tain Betting Promotion Limited. This Maltese company is registered under number C36814, with a declared registered office at 75 Regent House, Bisazza Street, Sliema.
Licences as of 23 September 2026
| Entity | Regulator | Reference | Status | Verification |
|---|
| Tain Betting Promotion Limited, now Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd | Malta Gaming Authority | MGA/B2B/104/2000, B2B Critical Supply, Type 1 services | Licensed | MGA verification service checked on 23 September 2026 |
| Tain Betting Promotion Limited | ONJN (Romania) | Class II, decisions nr.1120 and nr.1129 of 29 June 2016 | Declared | Not cross-checked |
| Tain Betting Promotion International N.V. | Curaçao eGaming | No number published | Declared | Not cross-checked |
| Eeze Entertainment (IOM) Limited | Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission | Network Services since 8 November 2018 | Active | Register updated on 16 September 2026 |
The Maltese row tells the most. The verification link shown on the Amazing Gaming website leads to the Malta Gaming Authority record, which now returns the name Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd, the same licence number and the eeze.com website. The Amazing Gaming footer dated this licence to 1 August 2018, the day Malta's new framework came into force. Eeze, meanwhile, dates its current licence to 9 December 2023.
The logos of iTech Labs and GLI, two testing laboratories, also appeared in the footer. Finally, as of 23 September 2026, the names Amazing Gaming and Tain Betting Promotion return no licence holder on the register of the UK Gambling Commission.
Are Amazing Gaming and Eeze the same company?
Yes, and the evidence is administrative rather than promotional. Three facts line up:
- Registry: company C36814 was called TAIN BETTING PROMOTION LTD until a change of name filed on 14 and 17 February 2025, according to its company record on Datocapital. Eeze displays the same number, C36814, in its footer.
- Licence: Amazing Gaming's licence number, MGA/B2B/104/2000, is Eeze's.
- Address: Amazing Gaming's AG Building and Eeze's headquarters share Zone 2 of the Birkirkara Central Business District and the same postcode, CBD 2010.
In its press release of 15 January 2025, Eeze even presents itself as a member of the Tain group, with more than twenty years of B2B solutions behind it, studios in Malta and offices in London, Malta and Bucharest. The provider that ran under the Amazing Gaming label simply changed its stage name.
For the rest of the story, our Eeze page takes over: first slots announced in January 2025, a green screen studio opened in Malta in May 2025 and more than 800 employees claimed on its website as of 23 September 2026.
Can you still play Amazing Gaming tables?
Not under that name. With the brand defunct, we link no casino to this page. The studios in Malta, however, keep running under the Eeze banner, and the search for a certified operator continues on the page dedicated to that successor.
On the demo front, the trial site does offer a free-play button on its RNG titles. Yet every launch tested on 23 September 2026 ends in an error from Tain's launcher, which reports the game as not found. The live tables, for their part, require a login. To get your hand in, you are better off trying baccarat in demo mode with other providers whose demos actually work.
A supplier licence is not an operator licence
Amazing Gaming was never a casino operator. Its Maltese licence was a B2B supply licence, which covered providing games to licensed operators, not taking bets from players. Whether you can legally play at a given site depends on that operator's own licence and on the gambling rules of your country of residence. Check both before you play.
What is left of the Amazing Gaming brand in 2026
As a brand, not much. No official website, a blog that stopped in January 2021 and a demo site whose copyright froze in 2021. As a business, everything carries on: the Maltese licence is active, so is the Isle of Man entity, and the studios in Malta run under the Eeze name.
If you landed here looking for somewhere to play, remember this. From 2018, Amazing Gaming was the Tain group's European showcase, with live tables filmed in a real Maltese casino, a small RNG range and an odds feed. This Kynox Casino page has nothing to sell you. It keeps a record of a real gaming provider, so that nobody can pass it off as a studio still in business. The game is now played at Eeze.
FAQ: Amazing Gaming
What is Amazing Gaming?
Amazing Gaming is a Maltese casino provider brand launched in January 2018 by the Tain group. It offered live dealer tables filmed at the Portomaso Casino, RNG table games, two slot machines and a sports odds feed. The brand is now defunct and its business continues under the Eeze name.
Who owned Amazing Gaming?
Amazing Gaming belonged to the Tain group, a Swedish-born B2B supplier whose first sportsbook dates back to 1999. Tain was bought in July 2016 by XIN Gaming, a games developer from the Asian market. The licence holder, Tain Betting Promotion Limited, is now called Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd.
Does Amazing Gaming still exist?
No, the Amazing Gaming brand is defunct. As of 23 September 2026, its official website no longer responds. Its blog has been dormant since January 2021 and only a demo site frozen in 2021 is still accessible. The business has not vanished, though: it continues under the Eeze banner with the same Maltese licence.
What is the link between Amazing Gaming and Eeze?
Eeze is the direct successor of Amazing Gaming. Both brands depend on the same Maltese company, registered under number C36814. Formerly known as Tain Betting Promotion Limited, it was renamed Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd in February 2025. It still holds licence MGA/B2B/104/2000, once displayed by Amazing Gaming.
What games did Amazing Gaming offer?
The Amazing Gaming demo site lists 12 titles as of 23 September 2026. They include 4 live tables (baccarat, blackjack, Dragon Tiger and roulette), 5 RNG tables from the Deluxe range, 2 slot machines (Fortune Dragon and Hunting Season) and the game Fish Hunter. The provider also sold a sports odds feed.
Where were Amazing Gaming's live tables filmed?
Amazing Gaming's live tables were filmed at the Portomaso Casino in Malta, with professional dealers and high-definition streaming. At launch in 2018, a feed from Manila completed the offer, for an announced total of 20 tables. A real casino in the background was the brand's main selling point.
What licence did Amazing Gaming hold?
Amazing Gaming operated under Maltese licence MGA/B2B/104/2000, a B2B Critical Supply licence for Type 1 services held by Tain Betting Promotion Limited. Still active as of 23 September 2026, it is now in the name of Eeze Entertainment Malta Ltd. The provider also declared licences in Romania and Curaçao, and displayed the iTech Labs and GLI testing labs.
Can you try Amazing Gaming in demo mode?
No. The Amazing Gaming demo site still shows free-play buttons, but every launch tested on 23 September 2026 returns an error saying the game cannot be found. The live tables require an account login. That is why the Kynox Casino page offers no demo filter.
Can you still play Amazing Gaming tables?
Not under that name. Since the brand is defunct, Kynox Casino links no online casino to the Amazing Gaming page. The business now continues at Eeze, and that successor is where to look for a certified operator streaming its live tables.
Is Amazing Gaming legal in my country?
The answer depends on your country, not on the provider. Amazing Gaming's MGA licence was a B2B supplier licence, not an operator licence: it covered supplying games to casinos, not taking bets from players. What matters is the licence of the casino you play at and the gambling law of your country of residence. Check both before you play.