Booongo casinos licensed in your country and BNG demos

Key points about the Booongo gaming provider

• Identity: Booongo, now known as BNG, is an online slot provider founded in 2015. Its development hub is in Ukraine and its administrative office in Curaçao, while a sales office has been running in Taiwan since May 2017.
• Company: the official bng.games website is signed by BNG Entertainment N.V., Heelsumstraat 51, E-Commerce Park, Curaçao. The 2017 and 2021 lab reports still carry the old name, Booongo Entertainment N.V.
• Sister brand: according to the GR8 Tech platform, the Booongo division serving regulated markets became 3 Oaks Gaming in 2021. On 14 October 2026, 80 of the 101 slots on 3oaks.com carried the same technical identifier as on bng.games. Since April 2025, shared titles have come out at 3 Oaks two to six months before BNG.
• Partners: six news posts on bng.games present a game as a Playson creation, from 3 Pots Riches Extra on 8 February 2024 to Tornado Power on 4 June 2026. The site code includes a Playson tab that never appears, and the Kendoo studio is credited on five releases from 2021 and 2022.
• Game library: 206 slots as of 14 October 2026, all playable in demo mode, with four releases announced for October and November 2026. The showcase has no table games, card games or live games, and its game pages cover 22 languages.
• Hold and Win: 89 titles carry this label. Since Sun of Egypt on 28 November 2019, the formula has relied on coins that stick to the reels during respins and on fixed jackpots. The latest versions, such as 4 Chili Amigos, promise a Super Jackpot of 10,000 times the stake on a 5x5 grid.
• Variants: since 2025, BNG has been rolling out cascading slots, often on a 6x5 grid, including seven x1000 titles. Lucky Penny Power Scatter pushes the cap to 50,000 times the stake. At the other end, the five Fever titles revisit fruit machines with five fixed lines.
• RTP: none of the 206 public game pages states a return-to-player rate, and the SOFTSWISS profile only says that RTP is controlled by iTech Labs. Two pages mention high volatility, Rhino Coins: Hit the Bonus and Forge of Vulcan.
• Labs: the random number generator was assessed by QUINEL against the GLI-19 standard, with a certification dated 15 February 2017, then certified by iTech Labs on 18 February 2021 against Swedish technical rules.
• Licence: a Curaçao licence was announced on 20 April 2017, with no number published. As of 14 October 2026, neither the UK Gambling Commission register nor the Spelinspektionen register in Sweden lists Booongo or BNG.
• Deadline: from 24 December 2026, the Curaçao Gaming Authority will require a supplier licence from game makers based on the island. The bng.games website still shows no CGA seal or number.
• Local rules: online slots are only legal where a regulator licenses online casino games. Where that is not the case, no online casino can legally offer Booongo slots, and the Kynox CASINO filter stays empty.

Booongo online casinos and free demos from distributor BNG

Booongo, known today by the initials BNG, is an online slot provider born in 2015, developed in Ukraine and run from Curaçao by BNG Entertainment N.V. Since a 2021 restructuring, its games have led a double life. Wherever a local licence is required, a sister brand built for regulated markets called 3 Oaks Gaming distributes a good share of them. BNG, meanwhile, stays loyal to less tightly regulated jurisdictions. As of 14 October 2026, the official showcase lists 206 slots, all playable in demo mode and offered in up to 22 languages. Of these, 89 carry the Hold and Win label in their name.

The CASINO button at the top of this page only shows online casinos licensed in the country you are connecting from. The GAMES button launches a handful of free demos that the provider publishes itself. The data below was collected on 14 October 2026 from the official bng.games website, its public API, the 3 Oaks Gaming showcase and the British and Swedish regulators' registers. Nothing was copied from a comparison site, and every figure comes with its date.

What will you find behind the CASINO and GAMES buttons?

Two buttons, two uses that are best kept apart. The first takes you to operators who spin BNG's reels for real money. The second opens a practice room where the credits are virtual and the only thing at stake is your curiosity.

When the CASINO filter comes up empty

The Kynox CASINO filter is geolocated. It only lists online casinos that hold a licence valid in your jurisdiction, so two readers in two different countries will not see the same selection. In some countries the list stays empty, and that is not a glitch. Many jurisdictions authorise online sports betting or poker but keep casino games off the internet, leaving real-money slots, where they are legal at all, to land-based venues.

A CASINO filter with no results means that no online casino offering BNG is available to you, nothing more and nothing less. There is no hidden list, no private access and no link to request by private message. Looking for a Booongo online casino means looking for an operator licensed where you live that has added BNG games, and the answer may well be no.

One passage from the provider is worth reading before any real-money session. On the bng.games Contacts page, BNG warns that as a slot distributor it has neither the control nor the ability to fix a problem on the casino side. It sends players to their operator's support team instead. In a dispute, your complaint therefore goes to the casino, then to its regulator, never to the provider.

206 free demos served by bng.games

The GAMES button draws on a selection of demos published by BNG itself. On 14 October 2026, all 206 game pages in the showcase were listed as free to play, on desktop and mobile alike, in up to 22 languages. The credits are virtual and no sign-up is needed. That same day, a check on Sun of Egypt 3 and 3 Thunder Coins: Hold and Win confirmed that the chosen language really does reach the game client.

A demo reveals nothing about the return-to-player rate, but it shows a slot's temperament within minutes. You can compare these titles with other studios' reels to try in demo mode. That is often where you feel the difference between a Hold and Win that holds its breath and a cascading slot that crackles on every spin. Of course, the luck of a free session says nothing about a paid one.

Demos have another merit, as they teach you the rules of a bonus before you pay for it. Alongside the free demos gathered on Kynox, BNG's own demos let you check how the meters fill up, how many respins a bonus grants and when the fixed jackpots drop. Any winnings shown during these trial rounds are, of course, just as virtual.

Booongo fact sheet under its new BNG name

Every provider listed on Kynox gets the same reading grid. The table below follows the template of my provider profiles sorted from A to Z and only keeps data taken from official pages, from certificates published by the provider and from the B2B platforms that distribute it. Missing details, such as the company registration number, have not been replaced with guesses.

Timeline from Booongo to BNG

Eleven years of activity read better in dates than in adjectives. The following table cross-checks the 322 news posts on bng.games, published between 20 April 2017 and 8 October 2026, against domain name registries, lab certificates and the B2B press.

A Ukrainian studio with an address in Curaçao

BNG's Contacts page sketches a three-point map. Curaçao hosts the administrative office, at Heelsumstraat 51 in the E-Commerce Park. Ukraine is home to the game development hub, and Taiwan serves as a sales relay. Curiously, the Chinese version of the same site swaps Ukraine for Europe and Taiwan for Asia, as if the map adjusted itself to its reader.

Ukrainian roots are nothing unusual in online slots. The country has seen other studios grow, starting with Evoplay, a fellow provider based in Ukraine founded in 2017. In September 2021, Booongo was still announcing its trip to Ukrainian Gaming Week, billed as the biggest industry event in the country. As early as November 2017, a news post from the provider described a week-long workshop in Taiwan that brought its Taiwanese and Ukrainian teams together.

Distributors do not always copy the same map. Updated on 15 May 2026, the SOFTSWISS profile of BNG describes the provider as the former Booongo and credits it with offices in Ukraine, Venezuela and Vietnam. The official site, for its part, names Ukraine, Taiwan and Curaçao. There is another inconsistency, as the site's technical description calls it a slot developer while the footer presents it as a professional distributor.

Hold and Win as a signature from 2019

The pioneers of 2017 have left the stage. In its early days, Booongo highlighted Hell's Band, God's Temple, Secret of Nefertiti and Thunder Zeus for their popularity and unusual grids. None of them appears in the 2026 showcase. The oldest title still listed, Dragon Pearls, dates from 27 March 2019, and its release came with a network promotion worth €50,000.

Sun of Egypt on 28 November 2019, Aztec Sun on 25 June 2020 and 15 Dragon Pearls on 27 August 2020 then set the house formula. Its bonus symbols stick for a few respins and bring fixed jackpots into play. Since then, Mini Minor Major Grand jackpot providers have formed a whole family, and BNG carries real weight in it with 89 titles branded Hold and Win. The mechanic has the simplicity of old one-armed bandits, a coin that drops and the hope that another will join it.

Yet Booongo has not always sworn by Hold and Win alone. On 27 May 2021, it tried another school with Aztec Pyramid Megaways, released under Big Time Gaming's Megaways licence and its 117,649 ways to win. The experiment continued in December 2021 with Buddha Megaways, advertised at up to 20,000 times the stake. The studio then tried its own variant, called MEGALINES, with Happy Fish on 3 March 2022 on a 6x7 grid. Only Happy Fish is still in the current showcase.

Twenty-two months without a press release

On 23 March 2022, the newsroom announces Sun of Egypt 3. Then nothing until 24 January 2024, when Sky Pearls gets things moving again. Not a single news post is dated 2023, even though 22 games in the showcase carry a date from that year. Since the restart, none of the 119 posts published has mentioned the Booongo name, and the BNG initials have taken over from 19 December 2024.

On 4 October 2022, in the middle of that silence, the bng.games domain was registered, which suggests the switch to the BNG name was being prepared at the time. The silence began a month after the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, home to the development hub. The provider has never commented on this period, and I will not invent an explanation that no document provides.

Are BNG and 3 Oaks Gaming the same provider?

On paper, no. BNG Entertainment N.V. is a Curaçao company, while 3 Oaks Gaming relies on Green Rock Limited, which holds account 63055 on the UK Gambling Commission register. In practice, the border is far more porous.

The most precise account comes from a distributor. Updated on 1 July 2026, the GR8 Tech platform's provider page explains that 3 Oaks came out of the restructuring of Booongo, a studio founded in 2015. According to that page, the division devoted to regulated markets became 3 Oaks in 2021, while BNG kept operating in less regulated jurisdictions. None of the 322 news posts on bng.games mentions 3 Oaks, and that discretion makes comparing the two showcases all the more revealing.

80 games shared by both showcases

Technical identifiers do not lie. On 14 October 2026, the public API of the 3 Oaks Gaming showcase listed 101 slots, and 80 of them carried exactly the same identifier as on bng.games, from sun_of_egypt to 4_fortune_clovers. That leaves 21 titles unique to 3 Oaks, mostly 2026 releases that BNG had not yet picked up, and 126 titles found only at BNG.

A lead of two then four then six weeks

Until March 2022, the two brands publish on the same day. After that, BNG pulls ahead with clockwork regularity. The lead is exactly 14 days on seven titles, then 28 days on fifteen, then 42 days on thirteen. It is hard not to see a shared release calendar behind this, set like the rotation of tables in a casino hall.

The spring 2025 reversal

From April 2025, the order flips. 3 Oaks now releases new games first and BNG picks them up two to six months later, as with 4 Fortune Clovers, launched on 9 July 2026 on 3oaks.com and on 10 September 2026 on bng.games. Super Hotfire Diamonds follows the same path, released on 2 July 2026 at 3 Oaks and announced for October 2026 on BNG's roadmap.

What this split means for you

If you play in a country that requires a local licence, the Sun of Egypt or Coin Volcano you come across is very likely to carry the 3 Oaks label rather than BNG. That does not guarantee identical settings, since a regulator can impose its own game rules, and neither showcase publishes a return-to-player rate. On this page, the CASINO button only lists operators that offer the BNG brand, while the 3 Oaks Gaming page remains the right entry point for regulated versions.

Playson's share of the BNG game library

A showcase of 206 games does not come out of a single workshop, and BNG half admits it. Its Games page mentions titles produced by partner studios, then insists the company is more than a distributor, which leaves room for every interpretation.

Six news posts that credit Playson

Six news posts on bng.games explicitly present the game as a Playson creation. They run from 3 Pots Riches Extra: Hold and Win on 8 February 2024 to Tornado Power: Hold and Win on 4 June 2026, by way of 3 Magic Lamps, Energy Joker, Lightning Clovers and 3 Luxor Pots. The Tornado Power case is the most telling. Playson unveiled it on 4 December 2025, according to the announcement carried by European Gaming, with a 3x4 grid, ten lines and multipliers up to x20. Six months later, the matching BNG news post still described it as “upcoming”.

I admit I smiled at that word, frozen in a copied text like a croupier still calling “place your bets” after the ball has dropped. After fifteen years of watching providers' showcases, I have learned that these little copy-paste fossils often tell the real story. Here, they are a reminder that part of the BNG game library is made elsewhere.

Other franchises that Playson launched under its own name also sit in the showcase, often with dates unrelated to their birth. Buffalo Power: Hold and Win, announced by Playson on 27 August 2020, is dated 30 May 2025 there. Coin Strike: Hold and Win, presented by Playson on 27 April 2023, carries the date 29 April 2025. Players who know Playson's Hold and Win range will therefore find several familiar faces under the BNG label, Crown Strike and Buffalo Power Megaways included. Nothing shows, however, whether these titles are strictly identical to the versions Playson distributes.

A PLAYSON tab hidden in the site code

The code of the bng.games Games page provides for three tabs, BNG, Game Partner and Playson, but only the first two are displayed. All 206 pages in the public API are attached to BNG, so the Game Partner tab stays empty and the Playson tab never appears. The exact nature of the link between the two companies, whether a simple distribution deal or a closer kinship, is not documented anywhere.

The Game Partners programme and the Kendoo studio

On 20 February 2018, Booongo launched a programme called Booongo Game Partners, open to art studios and external developers. The provider supplied the server, the interface, the technology and market access, while partners brought their ideas. The Kendoo studio is the best-documented example, credited on five releases from 2021 and 2022. Three of them, Wolf Saga, Black Wolf and Pearl Diver 2: Treasure Chest, are still in the showcase.

What the BNG showcase holds in October 2026

As of 14 October 2026, bng.games displays 206 slots and announces four releases for October and November 2026. There are no casino tables, card games or live games here, since the company speaks only one language, the language of reels. A single slot can belong to several of the families below.

89 Hold and Win titles and the grammar of pots

The principle fits in a few lines. Six bonus symbols usually trigger a series of respins in which only coins can land. Those that arrive stick to the reels, and fixed jackpots wait at the end of the road. BNG adds its pot-shaped meters, which fill up above the reels and inject collect, multiplier or mystery features into the bonus.

The showcase also tells a story of escalation. The numbered series starts with 3 Coins on 28 January 2021 and moves to four pots with 4 Pots Riches: Hold and Win on 18 November 2025. Three of the four titles announced for autumn 2026 also begin with the number 4. The latest versions promise a Super Jackpot of 10,000 times the stake on a grid enlarged to 5x5, such as 4 Chili Amigos: Hold and Win.

Nobody owns the coin that sticks to the reels. This know-how puts BNG among video slot providers built on collect mechanics, without giving it any exclusivity. The same device drives the Coins series from a Maltese rival, with its own jackpot respin system, proof that the genre has caught on. At BNG, abundance has its downside. With 23 titles whose names evoke ancient Egypt, the themes end up looking alike.

x1000 cascades and retro reels

Since 2025, BNG has been rolling out a punchier formula, often on a 6x5 grid where eight matching symbols are enough to win. Cascades and multipliers up to x1000 drive it, as in Lucky Apple x1000. Lucky Penny Power Scatter pushes the promise to 50,000 times the stake thanks to its Power Scatters, and Golden Penny 2 x1000 advertises up to 20,000 times the stake in free spins. The seven x1000 titles remain a minority, though, and fixed-jackpot bonuses to test in demo mode are still the heart of the house. For a studio that built its reputation on sticky coins, cascades remain a side project.

At the other end of the spectrum, the Fever range pays tribute to the fruit machines of old gaming halls. Double Joker: Fever, Fruits Fever 5 lines and Fruits & Sevens: Fever stick to retro grids with five fixed lines, with cherries, red sevens and a fever meter that climbs in steps until it triggers. There is something reassuring about these titles, like the click of a lever you thought had been retired to a museum.

Why are the displayed dates misleading?

Because the showcase dates a game's entry into the repertoire, not its birth. Between 18 April and 1 July 2025, 54 game pages received a date, including games announced much earlier. Golden Dancing Lion, presented by Booongo on 3 December 2021, is dated 16 May 2025. Olympian Gods, released on 29 August 2019, shows 18 April 2025. The same goes for 3 Pots Riches Extra, announced on 8 February 2024 and dated 6 May 2025.

As a result, 2025 counts 89 titles in the API, a figure that measures restocking rather than production pace. To date a BNG game, rely on its launch news post instead, or on the date shown by 3 Oaks when the title exists in both showcases.

Advertised caps but no published RTP

None of the 206 public game pages mentions a return-to-player rate, and only two refer to high volatility, Rhino Coins: Hit the Bonus and Forge of Vulcan. The SOFTSWISS profile states that RTP is controlled by iTech Labs, without giving the figure. For players, this gap rules out any evidence-based comparison with providers that publish their figures game by game.

Licences and certificates of BNG Entertainment N.V.

The provider publishes neither a licence number nor a regulator's seal on its website. Two lab reports, available from the footer, and a 2017 news post make up most of the documentation.

Two lab reports in Booongo's name

The first document, signed by the Maltese lab QUINEL M. Limited, assesses Booongo's random number generator between 17 January and 14 February 2017, with a certification dated 15 February 2017. The news post of 20 April 2017, titled Curacao License & RNG Certificate obtained, relies on this report to announce both the licence and the certification. Neither the report nor the news post gives a licence number.

The second, issued by iTech Labs on 18 February 2021, covers the same generator against Swedish technical rules, and it is the document that the iTech Labs logo in the footer opens in one click. The holder appears as Booongo Entertainment N.V., as the iTech Labs certificate of 18 February 2021 shows, while the current footer is signed BNG Entertainment N.V. Neither text certifies a game-by-game RTP.

Neither London nor Stockholm

As of 14 October 2026, the Gambling Commission register returns no result for Booongo, Boongo or BNG Entertainment. Green Rock Limited, the 3 Oaks company, does appear there under account 63055. The Swedish register of Spelinspektionen is just as silent on Booongo, BNG, Green Rock and 3 Oaks.

The Swedish case is instructive. In October 2020, Booongo announced a deal with a gaming group listed in Stockholm, and the Swedish iTech Labs certificate followed four months later, at a time when a certified game was enough. Since 1 July 2023, Sweden has required a dedicated licence for game providers, and no entity linked to Booongo appears in its register as of 14 October 2026.

The countdown to 24 December 2026

Curaçao is changing its rules. According to an Asia Gaming Brief article of 26 June 2026, the Curaçao Gaming Authority will fully enforce its supplier licensing and registration requirements on 24 December 2026. That date marks the end of the transition period under the new gaming law. Suppliers based on the island that provide critical services, RNG game makers included, will need a supplier licence, and licensed operators will no longer be able to work with an unregistered supplier.

BNG Entertainment N.V. is a Curaçao company, so the deadline applies to it directly. As of 14 October 2026, bng.games shows no CGA seal and no number, and 24 December 2026 will tell whether the brand opts for the regulatory transparency that many of its competitors already display in their footers.

Twenty-five language versions and player engagement tools

The About page advertises games available in 25 languages and a new language added within two weeks. In detail, the game pages list 25 codes covering 22 languages, since English also comes in a social version, Portuguese in a Brazilian version and Chinese in a traditional version. That matches the 22 languages cited by SOFTSWISS.

• Europe: Bulgarian, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian.
• Asia: Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese.
• Variants: social English and Brazilian Portuguese, the latter missing from 39 titles, mostly games released before 2025.

On the engagement side, Booongo was already promoting a Spectator mode on 25 April 2017, letting players follow an opponent's spins live during a head-to-head tournament. In July 2021, its Promo UI 2.0 brought HYPE tournaments, Prize Drops and cashback together in collapsible widgets. The demo launcher still loads a promotional module today that handles tournaments, Prize Drops and free bets, proof that engagement tools remain a selling point with operators.

BNG's partners and playing fields

The partner carousel on bng.games shows 51 logos as of 14 October 2026, mixing B2B platforms, operators and four affiliate sites. Operator names are not repeated here, but the map they draw leaves little doubt, spanning Asia, Latin America and offshore markets.

Asia speaks Mandarin on asia.bng.games

Asia was the first conquest. In April 2017, Booongo announced its visit to G2E Asia in Macau. It opened its Taiwan office in May, with an operations director dedicated to Asia, then chose Solid Gaming as its key partner for the region that September. The asia.bng.games mirror site now offers the same 206 titles in Chinese, where Hold and Win becomes “集鸿运”, a phrase that evokes the art of gathering good fortune.

Latin America since Juegos Miami

In May 2019, Booongo was one of the main sponsors of Juegos Miami, after a stop at the Colombian FADJA show in Bogotá in April. The provider then connected to BetConnections in June 2019 and to Virtuarsoft in March 2021, before announcing deals with a Venezuelan operator and another Latin American operator in summer 2021. The carousel also includes Salsa Technology, a Brazilian integrator in its distribution network, alongside other platforms focused on the region. The Contacts page, for its part, mentions no presence in Latin America.

The early European platforms

The years 2017 and 2018 look like a tour of the aggregators. Groove came in July 2017, Digitain in December, EveryMatrix in January 2018 and QTech in March. Then came BetConstruct, a partner platform since March 2018, before Tyche Digital and Gamingtec in April. Gaming1, a Belgian group tied by an April 2018 supply deal, joined the list, followed by Soft2Bet in June and iForium in August. In just over a year, the young company had plugged into a good share of Europe's aggregators.

The newsroom of that era has its charm. A November 2018 announcement invites readers to meet the team at “SiGMA 2108”, a typo that sends the Maltese show into the 22nd century. Industry recognition followed in 2020 with a nomination at the SBC Awards, then in 2021 with a nomination at the CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards for the Great Panda soundtrack, carried by the Chinese erhu.

The grey areas I could not clear up

Several questions remain without a public answer as of 14 October 2026. Who owns BNG Entertainment N.V., under what number is the company registered, and which licence covers its games today, beyond the 2017 announcement? The provider does not say, and I would rather leave these boxes empty than fill them with guesswork.

The relationship with Playson is just as intriguing. A tab planned in the code, six news posts crediting Playson and franchises rebadged under the BNG label describe a real link, without saying whether it is a distribution contract or shared shareholders. The same caution applies to 3 Oaks, whose link rests on a B2B platform and on the comparison of the two showcases, never on a statement from either company.

One last detail puzzles me. The booongo.com domain was registered on 20 June 2012, three years before the claimed founding year. On 14 October 2026, it returned a Cloudflare 522 error, a sign that its origin server was not responding that day. For a provider that sells trust to operators, this vagueness comes at a cost. This BNG page will be updated as soon as any of these points is cleared up, starting with the 24 December 2026 deadline.

Namesakes not to be confused with BNG

The BNG initials circulate well beyond online gaming. BNG Bank is a Dutch public bank with no connection to Booongo. BNG Investment Group Limited, a British Virgin Islands company registered under Gambling Commission account 57905, held Gambling Software and bingo licences from 2021 to 2024 that have since been surrendered, with no documented link to BNG Entertainment N.V. Finally, watch the spelling. The provider is written with three o's, Booongo, not Boongo or Bongo. Even the file name of the iTech Labs certificate published on bng.games makes that typo.

FAQ: Booongo (BNG)

What is Booongo?

Booongo is an online slot provider founded in 2015 and known today by the initials BNG. Its development hub is in Ukraine, while its operating company, BNG Entertainment N.V., is based in Curaçao. As of 14 October 2026, its official showcase lists 206 slots, 89 of which carry the Hold and Win label.

Are Booongo and BNG the same company?

Yes. BNG is Booongo's current name, and the bng.games website is signed by BNG Entertainment N.V., at Heelsumstraat 51 in the E-Commerce Park, Curaçao. The 2017 and 2021 lab reports still carry the old name, Booongo Entertainment N.V. Since 24 January 2024, no news post from the provider has mentioned Booongo.

Does Booongo have a gambling licence?

Booongo announced a Curaçao licence on 20 April 2017 without publishing its number. On 14 October 2026, the company did not appear on the UK Gambling Commission register or on the Swedish Spelinspektionen register. Its random number generator was certified by the QUINEL lab in 2017, then by iTech Labs in 2021.

What is the link between Booongo and 3 Oaks Gaming?

3 Oaks Gaming is Booongo's sister brand for regulated markets. According to the GR8 Tech platform, the Booongo division dedicated to those markets became 3 Oaks in 2021, while BNG kept operating in less tightly regulated jurisdictions. Of the 101 slots listed on 3oaks.com on 14 October 2026, 80 carry the same technical identifier as on bng.games.

How many games does Booongo offer?

Booongo offers 206 games, all of them slots, according to its official showcase checked on 14 October 2026. The provider has no table games, card games or live casino, and it has announced four new releases for October and November 2026. Part of the library comes from partner studios, including Playson and Kendoo, credited in its news posts.

What is Hold and Win at Booongo?

Booongo's Hold and Win is a respin bonus in which every coin that lands sticks to the reels. It is usually triggered by six bonus symbols, and fixed jackpots are up for grabs during the round. On some titles, BNG adds pots that fill up above the reels and bring collect, multiplier or mystery features into the bonus.

What is the RTP of Booongo slots?

Booongo does not publish the RTP of its slots. None of the 206 game pages checked on bng.games on 14 October 2026 mentions a return-to-player rate, and the SOFTSWISS platform only states that this rate is controlled by iTech Labs. Look for the figure in the game rules shown by your casino before you bet.

Can I play Booongo games for free?

Yes. On 14 October 2026, all 206 slots on bng.games were available as free demos, with no sign-up, on desktop and mobile. The titles come in up to 22 languages supported by the provider.

Can I play Booongo slots for real money where I live?

Only if your country licenses online casino games. Many jurisdictions authorise online sports betting or poker without allowing casino games, and in that case no online casino can legally offer Booongo slots to local players. The Kynox CASINO filter then stays empty for visitors connecting from there.

Where can I find a legal Booongo online casino?

Use the CASINO filter on the Kynox Booongo page. It only shows online casinos that offer BNG games and hold a licence valid in the country you are connecting from. An empty list means no licensed operator is available where you live. In a dispute, contact the casino first and then its regulator, as BNG itself refers players to their operator.

Sources:

• Official bng.games website
• bng.games Contacts page
• bng.games About page
• BNG roadmap
• Asian site asia.bng.games
• Curaçao licence and RNG certificate, news post of 20 April 2017
• Taiwan office opening, news post of 7 May 2017
• Booongo Game Partners programme launch, news post of 20 February 2018
• First Megaways under Big Time Gaming licence, news post of 27 May 2021
• 3 Pots Riches Extra presented as a Playson game, news post of 8 February 2024
• Tornado Power presented as a Playson game, news post of 4 June 2026
• QUINEL RNG report BOO001RNG from 2017
• iTech Labs RNG certificate for Sweden, 18 February 2021
• Official 3 Oaks Gaming showcase
• 3 Oaks Gaming page on the GR8 Tech platform
• SOFTSWISS profile of BNG
• Tornado Power launch by Playson, European Gaming
• Buffalo Power launch by Playson, European Gaming
• Coin Strike launch by Playson, European Gaming
• Curaçao supplier deadline, Asia Gaming Brief
• First supplier licences in Sweden, SBC News
• Gambling Commission business register
• Spelinspektionen licence register
• Evoplay profile on SiGMA