Eyecon slots provider: licensed casinos, RTP and free demos

Key facts about Eyecon

The studio and its game collection

• Identity: Australian studio born in Brisbane in 1997, which switched from video games to online casino games in 1999. It specialises in bingo slots, the games that keep bingo players busy between draws.
• Owner: Playtech bought Eyecon in February 2017, paying £25 million upfront plus up to £25 million more depending on results to June 2019.
• Game collection: 101 games as of 20 October 2026, including 97 slots and 75 grids of five reels and three rows, with 50 games rated high volatility.
• Fluffy Favourites: the 2006 flagship game and its fairground cuddly toys have spawned ten spin-offs on the official site, up to Fluffy Fishin in 2026.

RTP and licences

• RTP: 33 of the 101 games come in several settings chosen by the casino, most often 93% and 95%. Fluffy Favourites follows that pattern, and its official demo runs at 95.388%.
• Licences: no active licence in Eyecon's name on the British, Maltese, Alderney and Belgian registers checked in October 2026. Its Alderney subsidiary surrendered its Gambling Commission licence on 4 July 2025, with no regulatory action.
• Fairness: each spin is drawn by a random number generator, and nothing suggests that Fluffy Favourites is rigged.

Where can you play and try Eyecon games?

• CASINO button: it only keeps operators that offer Eyecon under a licence valid in the country you connect from.
• Markets: Great Britain is the historic market. The first games certified under Eyecon's name reached Spain in April 2020, the first titles reached Ontario in April 2025, and the Netherlands saw a wider presence from November 2025.
• Restricted countries: where online casinos are banned, no operator appears behind the CASINO button, but the free demos stay open to everyone.
• Demos: 96 games showed a demo button on the official site, but a good share of them refused to open during the October 2026 check. The Fluffy Favourites demo accepts virtual stakes from €0.01 to €15 per spin.

Eyecon online casinos: where to legally play slots from the maker of Fluffy Favourites

Eyecon is an Australian online slot studio, born in Brisbane in 1997 and made famous in 2006 by the cuddly toys of Fluffy Favourites. Playtech, the group that acquired the studio in February 2017, turned it into one of its in-house creative studios. As of 20 October 2026, Eyecon's official showcase lists 101 games.

This page points you to licensed Eyecon casinos in your country through the CASINO button, then to free demos of its games through the GAMES button. Unless stated otherwise, every figure quoted here comes from my own check of the official site, its demos and the regulators' registers on 20 October 2026.

Which online casinos offer Eyecon slots?

It all depends on where you play from, because only a casino licensed in your country can legally offer you Eyecon slots. Where online casinos are banned outright, the answer is short, and the free demos behind the GAMES button are the only way to play.

Eyecon grew up on the British market, to the point where it earned almost all of its revenue there when Playtech bought it in 2017. Spain welcomed the first games certified under Eyecon's own name in April 2020. Ontario got its first titles in April 2025, and the studio widened its presence in the Netherlands in November 2025.

Here is a quick look at the markets where Eyecon is present, along with a few where it has announced nothing.

In Great Britain, two rules shape your session. Gambling by credit card has been banned since 14 April 2020, which leaves debit cards such as Visa Debit and other payment methods. According to the Gambling Commission guidance on online slots, stakes have been capped at £5 per spin since 2025, and at £2 for players aged 18 to 24. The Fluffy Favourites demo, set in euros, goes well beyond that, up to €15 per spin.

At the top of this page, the CASINO button does the sorting for you. It only keeps operators that offer Eyecon under a licence valid in the country you connect from, and its list grows as new approvals come in. An empty list simply means that no selected operator offers the studio in your country yet.

Before any deposit, check that the licence number shown in the casino's footer appears on its regulator's register. Then open the help screen of each slot, where the return to player (RTP) should match one of the settings Eyecon publishes. A site that fails either test belongs among the blacklisted casinos and doesn't deserve a single chip.

Where the rules get stricter

Licensing rules vary a lot from one country to the next. Some states ban online casinos outright, others reserve them for a handful of local licence holders, and some also require every game supplier to hold a licence. Belgium, Switzerland and Canada each show a different version of that logic.

In Belgium, manufacturers and online platform suppliers must hold a class E licence. As of 16 October 2026, neither Eyecon nor Playtech appears among the 163 holders of that licence. Their absence from the class E licence list published by the Belgian Gaming Commission makes it unlikely that a licensed Belgian casino offers Eyecon games.

In Switzerland, only casinos holding a concession may offer online casino games. According to the Federal Office of Justice fact sheet dated April 2021, each game also needs approval from the Federal Gaming Board. No Swiss partner appears in the 37 press releases Eyecon published between September 2019 and November 2025.

In Canada, the answer changes from one province to the next. In Ontario, Playtech launched the province's first Eyecon titles on 24 April 2025 with a regulated operator. Fluffy Favourites, Temple of Iris and Shaman's Dream led the way. In Quebec, legal online gambling is still a Loto-Québec monopoly as of October 2026. The 5 October election could open the door to reform, starting with sports betting. Eyecon has not announced any deal there.

Fluffy Favourites and the culture of bingo slots

On the online bingo scene, Eyecon made its name with bingo slots, the slot games that keep players busy between two draws. These side games are filed under soft games, and at the time of the takeover Playtech described Fluffy Favourites as a benchmark in that niche. Half bingo and half slot, Slingo takes the mix further, and a few Slingo grids you can try for free are enough to grasp the idea.

In 2017, Playtech listed Virtue Fusion, its own bingo network, among the Australian studio's distribution channels. Eyecon's About page explains that Fluffy Favourites is popular with female bingo players, while games like Stampede and its safari should appeal to a male audience. That split may raise a smile, or a few eyebrows. It still reveals a method, which is to design each game for a specific audience, with readable rules and bonuses that are easy to follow.

These games were born in bingo rooms, and that is where they make the most sense. Between two rounds of spins, tick off a few cards on bingo games playable in demo mode, for the simple pleasure of a draw with nothing at stake.

Nellie the pink elephant and her ten spin-offs

The Fluffy Favourites slot turns twenty in 2026, and its official page still calls it the most popular slot around, no less. Its five reels and 25 paylines are filled with fairground cuddly toys, from a dragon and a hippo to a turtle and a clownfish. Watching over them is Nellie, the pink elephant that Eyecon now calls by name. This mascot substitutes for the regular symbols and doubles any win she completes.

Three or more claws trigger the Toybox Pick, where each claw earns one pick from the toy box, worth up to 100 times the total bet. Three, four or five elephants award 15, 20 or 25 free games with tripled wins, and the feature can be retriggered up to fifteen times. At the top of the paytable, the best combination pays 5,000 times the line bet.

On the official demo, you can play Fluffy Favourites for free, with virtual stakes from €0.01 to €15 per spin. It also offers a Double up, a double-or-nothing gamble limited to five attempts in a row. I would advise you to skip it once real money is involved.

Eleven games carry the Fluffy name on the official site, from the original Fluffy Favourites of 2006 to Fluffy Fishin, added in 2026. Among them you will find a Megaways version, a Remastered version and Clawmania, which is built around the claw. In May 2024, Fluffy Favourites was shortlisted in the Legacy Slot Title category of the CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards. Eyecon pointed out at the time that its success had earned it its own bingo rooms, run by some of Britain's biggest bingo sites.

Sometimes the pink plush leaves its reels behind. Under licence, the London-based creator of Slingo Fluffy Favourites, Gaming Realms, launched this mix of bingo-style grid and cuddly bonuses on 28 October 2020. In May 2023, Eyecon licensed LuckyTap, an instant win mechanic from Design Works Gaming, to build games around themes such as Fluffy Favourites.

British bingo right on the reels

Several games bring the bingo hall straight onto the reels. My Bingo Hall and its exclusive version for a betting site feature a bingo caller and free games. Their Prize Bingo feature pays up to 100 times the stake on each pick, and My Bingo Hall's page claims a maximum win of 30,000 times the stake.

Bouncy Bingo Balls, created in 2024 with a UK bingo site and later released in a general version, pushes the in-joke even further. It borrows the traditional bingo calls, such as Bullseye for 50, Dancing Queen for 17 or Doctor's Orders for 9. Any regular of a British bingo hall will recognise them straight away.

Cheltenham got its own tribute with Giddy Up, designed in 2023 for a British bookmaker. Its reels capture the mood of the famous horse racing festival, and the game complements the Giddy Up bingo room that Playtech had built for that brand.

Eyecon's game collection in numbers

Eyecon's official showcase lists 101 games as of 20 October 2026, including 97 slots. On the homepage, a counter shows 100 original titles, and the About page mentions more than 90 games. At the time of the 2017 takeover, Playtech was already counting more than 70.

In this collection, the classic grid of five reels and three rows dominates, with 75 titles. Around it sit square cluster grids and a few retro three-column slots. Taller grids, two scratch cards, one instant win game and a baccarat table complete the picture.

A high volatility game pays rarely but big, while a low volatility game pays often but small. On that measure, the collection leans high, with 50 games rated high, 33 medium and 18 low. Eyecon adds its own in-house scale called Game Play, which ranks 16 games as soft, 36 as medium and 49 as hard.

Among slots with a single setting, the displayed RTP drops to 91% on Frooty Licious, Haunted Hallows and Money Bunny. It peaks at 97% on five titles, including Lucha Rumble and Crystal Lotus, while HitMe! Baccarat climbs to 98%.

Only three categories sort the games on the showcase. Jackpot covers 80 titles, Hot flags 22 trending ones and Instant Wins groups 3 instant games, scratch cards included. A title can carry several of them, and 16 games have none.

As for jackpots, Eyecon offers to attach its own to a single game or a group of games, as the operator chooses. Clover Rollover 2 carries a three-tier version, Mini, Maxi and Mega, worth comparing with jackpot slots in free-play mode from other studios.

For scratch card fans, the showcase offers two cards with RTP settings of 90% or 95%. Love Lines promises up to 1,000 times the stake to anyone who lines up three Cupids, but its demo refused to open during my test. Fortunately, other instant scratch cards played with virtual credits let you compare formats.

Eyecon claims support for 24 languages, and the Fluffy Favourites demo client does ship with 24, from Bulgarian to Vietnamese, with Japanese and Khmer along the way. Every game runs on desktop and mobile.

On its homepage, Eyecon displays 251 operator networks and more than 32 million players, figures I could not cross-check anywhere. I treat them with the caution I apply to all the casino providers reviewed on this site, until a register or an annual report confirms them.

New releases in 2025 and 2026

Eight games joined the showcase between January 2025 and May 2026, and five of them clearly show where the studio is heading, with cuddly toys, clusters and instant wins.

Tools for operators

Beyond the games, Eyecon sells ways to liven up a lobby. Launched in 2020, the Megastar Tournaments let the operator decide when, how long and how often a tournament runs, on the games of its choice. Eyeconcierge, built with Future Anthem, works more discreetly. This tool predicts in real time when a player is likely to leave a game, using around 75 behavioural variables, then offers free spins without interrupting play.

In 2023, Eyeconcierge earned Eyecon two shortlist spots at the EGR Awards, one in the safer gambling category and the other for marketing campaigns. That gap says a lot about the tool's ambiguity, and I admit I am still torn. Used well, this kind of algorithm can spot a player who is getting carried away, but its first purpose is to guess the moment you might be tempted to stop.

Free Eyecon games to try in demo mode

You can try Eyecon games in demo mode, without signing up or staking real money, through the GAMES button on this page. These demos join the free games playground on Kynox as they are integrated.

On the official site, 96 games showed a demo button during my check. A good share of them refused to open, Fluffy Favourites Clawmania and Bouncy Balls Cascade Crazy included. No demo existed yet for the three 2026 releases, nor for two operator-exclusive versions. Fluffy Favourites, Shaman's Dream, Temple of Iris and Stampede are among the official demos that can also be switched to other languages.

Ten Eyecon slots to discover the studio

All ten titles launched in demo mode during my tests. Volatility and RTP are as shown on the official showcase.

Fluffy Favourites Megaways and its variable-height reels

With Megaways, the number of symbols on each reel changes every spin, and so does the number of ways to win. Under licence from the Sydney studio that trademarked Megaways, Eyecon applied the mechanic to its star plush in 2021. Each winning cascade pushes the multiplier up, while the claw on the carousel picks multipliers from 1 to 5 that are multiplied together.

Big Time Gaming is not the only Australian studio to cash in on its mechanic. Based in Sydney, the creator of Infinity Reels granted Relax Gaming a licence in April 2020 for its reels that expand with every win, valid for Relax and its partners.

Heirs to Playtech's classics

Belonging to Playtech opens the group's treasure chest of memories. Eyecon has produced sequels to three of its owner's hits, Clover Rollover 2 in 2020, Bouncy Balls 2 in 2021 and Fruity Burst 2 in 2022. The last two rely on a Powergrid, which grows during the free games of Bouncy Balls 2. Clover Rollover 2 keeps the four-leaf clover, the pot of gold and the barmaid from the 2008 original, redrawn and animated for the occasion.

Where to start depending on your style

If you like calm sessions, start with Bouncy Balls 2, Clover Rollover 2 and Crystal Lotus. All three are low volatility, and Crystal Lotus has the highest RTP in the selection. Fans of classic bingo slots should head for Fluffy Favourites, Shaman's Dream and Sugar Train, three hits Eyecon itself highlights, bearing in mind that Fluffy Favourites is rated high volatility. For more thrills, Galactic Girls and Stampede bet on high volatility and free spins with multipliers.

A demo costs nothing, a real-money session does. Once you have tried these titles, compare them with rival slots you can spin without betting, just to make sure the Eyecon style really suits you.

Can you trust Eyecon games?

Eyecon games have been running for years at regulated British operators, which speaks for their reliability, but the licences the studio displays call for a careful read. Bought in 2017 by Playtech, a London-listed group that holds active British licences, the studio surrendered the licence held by its Alderney subsidiary in July 2025.

A Gambling Commission logo still sits in the footer of eyecon.com and links to account 39227. This file 39227 on the British public register belongs to Eyecon Alderney Limited, based in Alderney. It covers two authorisations, game supply from 17 August 2015 and casino game hosting from 27 September 2018. Since 4 July 2025, both have carried the Surrendered status, used for licences handed back by their holder. The file shows no regulatory action.

Elsewhere in the footer, the cards get shuffled. For Malta, the Malta Gaming Authority logo points to the regulator's homepage, yet no Eyecon entity appears among the 317 licensees on its register as of 20 October 2026. As for the Gibraltar logo, it opens the B2B casino licence of Ormston Limited, and the site never explains how that company is linked to Eyecon.

Displayed licences and public registers

To get to the bottom of it, I checked every footer logo against the matching register. I then added Alderney's, where the subsidiary that held the British licence is based. A search for “eyecon” on the British register returned only file 39227, and the licence page listed in the eyecon.com sitemap showed a 404 error.

This mismatch says nothing about the fairness of the draws, which relies on the random number generator and on the checks imposed on operators. It is a reminder that in 2026, the real guarantee lies first in the licence of the casino where you play.

Several RTP settings for a single game

Behind the three letters RTP, short for return to player, lies a very long-term average. It is the share of stakes a game pays back to players over millions of spins. At 95%, the casino keeps €5 of every €100 staked on average, with no promise for any given evening.

As of 20 October 2026, 33 of Eyecon's 101 games come in several settings, most often 93% and 95%, and the operator makes the choice. Fluffy Fishin and Crystal Lotuses offer five, from 88% to 96%, which triples the casino's theoretical edge from one end to the other, from €4 to €12 per €100 staked.

The official demos run on the high setting. Their rules show an RTP of 95.388% for Fluffy Favourites and 95.250% for Stampede, while Shaman's Dream and Temple of Iris both reach 95.436%. At your casino, open the help screen before your first bet, because nothing guarantees that the version on offer matches the demo.

Some players suspect Fluffy Favourites of being rigged. Each spin is drawn by a random number generator, independently of the previous one, so no time of day pays better than another. On the British register, Eyecon's file shows no regulatory action. Your only real lever is your budget. Set it before you play with these tools to stay in control of your sessions, and remember that minors cannot gamble. The legal age varies from one country to another.

Where does the Eyecon studio come from?

Eyecon was born in 1997 in Brisbane, Queensland, as a computer games studio. Its first title, Gore, came out in 1998 and was downloaded millions of times, according to the studio. By 1999, Eyecon had switched to online casino games, then released Temple of Iris in 2003 and Fluffy Favourites in 2006.

Australia at the time lived to the rhythm of pokies, the slot machines found in pubs and clubs. In Sydney, the Australian pokies heavyweight, Aristocrat, dominated the market. Its founder, Len Ainsworth, launched a second pokies manufacturer under his own name in 1995. Up in Brisbane, Eyecon sat down at a different table, one made of screens and online networks.

In the 2010s, Eyecon moved into the Channel Islands. According to the local press, it was operating in Guernsey by 2013 and set up its head office there in 2015. That year, its Alderney subsidiary obtained its Gambling Commission licence, and Eyecon launched its Free Spins and Jackpots offers, according to its own timeline.

Eyecon at Playtech since 2017

In February 2017, Playtech took over Eyecon. According to Playtech's official acquisition announcement, the group paid £25 million upfront, around eight times its target's annual EBITDA. Up to £25 million more was planned, depending on results to June 2019. At the time of the deal, the studio had more than 70 games. Its founder, Scott Murray, committed to staying on for at least three years.

Under Playtech's wing, Eyecon kept its personality. According to the studio, Lucha Rumble and its Mexican wrestlers won over nearly 200,000 players during a three-month exclusive with one operator, before a general release in October 2019.

In 2020, several operators signed up as early as winter, and Spain saw the first certified games under the studio's name arrive in spring. Aggregators followed, starting with the BetConstruct platform Eyecon joined in June 2020, which added the bingo slots to its offer.

Summer then set the reels spinning for good. In July, the games reached the Slovenian gateway Oryx Gaming, followed by the Isle of Man platform signed in August 2020 run by Microgaming.

Eyecon is not the only Australian talent to end up under foreign ownership. Big Time Gaming, the inventor of Megaways, joined Evolution in 2021. Lightning Box, the Sydney studio now part of Light & Wonder, followed in August 2021, when the group was still called Scientific Games.

In recent years, Eyecon has been cultivating its heritage, and the Fluffy family keeps growing while British and Irish brands order exclusive versions. In November 2025, four months after handing back its British licence, the studio expanded its presence in the Netherlands again. Oddly, the timeline on its About page still stops in 2020, even though eight games have joined the showcase since January 2025.

Key facts and companies behind the brand

This table sums up Eyecon as of 20 October 2026. A second one then lists the companies linked to the brand, from Australia to the Isle of Man by way of the Channel Islands and Gibraltar.

Six companies appear in the public documents I consulted, from Brisbane to Douglas.

What I make of Eyecon

Eyecon suits fans of bingo slots and light-hearted themes. It is less suited to RTP hunters, since its flagship titles also exist at 93% and only about fifteen games go above 95%. It reminds me of the local bingo hall, where people come back because they know the rules and the faces, not for the neon lights. Its cuddly toys, sweets and shamans are not trying to impress, and that is exactly their strength with players who spin to relax between bingo games.

I also like the restraint of its new releases. Fluffy Fishin caps out at 1,780 times the stake, Fluffy Favourites Clawmania at 1,200 times and Bouncy Balls Cascade Crazy at 665 times. Plenty of rival studios dangle five-figure wins instead. Elsewhere in the collection, that caution fades, since My Bingo Hall claims up to 30,000 times the stake and half of the games are rated high volatility.

What bothers me more is the patchwork of RTP settings. Letting the operator choose between 93% and 95%, or between 88% and 96% on two 2026 releases, hands part of your chances to a third party you never see. Eyecon publishes these settings, which is honest, but I would rather have a single RTP, and a high one.

When I review a casino, its licence is one of the first things I check, and for once it was the supplier that sent me back to the registers. A footer still showing a British licence surrendered in July 2025 deserves a few lines of explanation. So do a Maltese logo with no Eyecon licensee on the register, a Gibraltar licence in another company's name and a licence page returning a 404 error. Nothing points to a fairness problem with the games, but transparency is part of the game too.

What about tomorrow? Playtech holds all the cards, and Nellie surely has plenty of good rounds left in her. Still, I wonder whether the Brisbane studio's name will stay on the reels or end up melted into the group's collection, like so many brands bought before it. I will look for that answer in the registers before I read it in a press release.

FAQ: Eyecon

What is Eyecon?

Eyecon is an Australian online slot studio, born in Brisbane in 1997 and bought by Playtech in February 2017. It made its name with bingo slots, the games that keep bingo players busy between draws, and above all with Fluffy Favourites, released in 2006. As of 20 October 2026, its official showcase lists 101 games, including 97 slots.

Where can you legally play Eyecon slots?

Eyecon slots can be played legally at licensed online casinos in the country you play from. Rooted in Great Britain, the studio had its first games certified under its own name in Spain in April 2020. Its first titles followed in Ontario in April 2025, before a wider presence in the Netherlands in November 2025. The CASINO button on this page only keeps operators that are authorised where you connect from.

Can you play Eyecon slots where online casinos are banned?

No, where online casinos are banned, no licensed operator can offer Eyecon slots for real money. From those countries, the CASINO button on Kynox Casino stays empty. The free demos behind the GAMES button remain open to everyone, with virtual stakes and nothing to win.

Who owns Eyecon?

Eyecon belongs to Playtech, a London-listed group that bought it in February 2017. According to the official acquisition announcement, Playtech paid £25 million upfront, with up to £25 million more depending on results to June 2019. At the time, the studio had more than 70 games. Its founder, Scott Murray, had committed to staying on for at least three years.

Does Eyecon have a gambling licence?

No, Eyecon no longer holds an active licence in its own name on the British, Maltese, Alderney and Belgian registers checked in October 2026. Its subsidiary Eyecon Alderney Limited surrendered its Gambling Commission authorisations on 4 July 2025, with no regulatory action on file. Playtech, its owner, holds active British licences. Before you play, check the casino's licence first.

Is Fluffy Favourites rigged?

Nothing suggests that Fluffy Favourites is rigged. Each spin is drawn by a random number generator, independently of the previous one, so no time of day pays better than another. On the British register, Eyecon's file shows no regulatory action. Do check the RTP shown by your casino, though, because the game exists in a 93% and a 95% version.

What is the RTP of Fluffy Favourites?

Fluffy Favourites has an RTP of 93% or 95%, depending on the setting chosen by the casino. The official demo runs on the higher setting, with a rate of 95.388% stated in its rules. This percentage is an average calculated over millions of spins, not a promise for a single session. Open the game's help screen before you bet to see which version is on offer.

What is the max win on Fluffy Favourites?

On Fluffy Favourites, the best combination pays 5,000 times the line bet. The Toybox Pick, triggered by three or more claws, pays up to 100 times the total bet on each pick. Three, four or five elephants award 15, 20 or 25 free games with tripled wins, which can be retriggered up to fifteen times. The pink elephant also doubles any win it completes.

Can you play Fluffy Favourites for free?

Yes, you can play Fluffy Favourites for free in demo mode, without signing up and with virtual credits. The official demo accepts virtual stakes from €0.01 to €15 per spin and runs in 24 languages. On Kynox Casino, the GAMES button on this page gathers Eyecon demos as they are integrated. The Double up offered in the demo is a double-or-nothing gamble best avoided with real money.

Which Eyecon slots should you try first?

To discover Eyecon, start with Fluffy Favourites, Shaman's Dream and Sugar Train, three hits the studio itself highlights. If you prefer calm sessions, Bouncy Balls 2, Clover Rollover 2 and Crystal Lotus are low volatility, and Crystal Lotus reaches a 97% RTP. Galactic Girls and Stampede, on the other hand, are aimed at fans of high volatility.

Sources:

• Eyecon homepage
• Official Eyecon games showcase
• Eyecon About page and timeline
• Fluffy Favourites page on the Eyecon site
• My Bingo Hall page on the Eyecon site
• Fluffy Fishin page on the Eyecon site
• Eyecon privacy policy
• Eyecon press release on its Australian roots
• Lucha Rumble launch
• Eyecon's first certified games in Spain
• Eyecon games arrive on BetConstruct
• Eyecon and Oryx Gaming partnership
• Eyecon and Microgaming deal
• Clover Rollover 2 launch
• Eyecon and Gaming Realms partnership for Slingo Fluffy Favourites
• Fruity Burst 2 launch
• Fluffy Favourites shortlisted at the 2024 CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards
• Eyeconcierge shortlisted for two EGR Awards in 2023
• Playtech's official acquisition announcement
• Playtech 2017 annual report
• Playtech registered office move to Douglas
• City AM on Playtech's acquisition of Eyecon
• Guernsey Press on Eyecon's base in Guernsey
• Gaming Intelligence on the LuckyTap licence
• Eyecon studio showcase on Gaming Intelligence, Ontario launch
• European Gaming on the Infinity Reels licence granted to Relax Gaming
• GGRAsia on Scientific Games' acquisition of Lightning Box
• Ainsworth Game Technology history
• File 39227 on the British register
• Playtech Plc account 38516
• Trading names declared by Playtech Plc
• Gambling Commission guidance on stake limits
• Credit card gambling ban in Great Britain
• MGA licensee register
• AGCC list of licensees
• Ormston Limited licence published by Gibraltar
• Belgian Gaming Commission page on the class E licence
• Belgian Gaming Commission class E licence list
• Raw data of the class E licence list
• Swiss Federal Office of Justice fact sheet on online gambling
• 2026-2027 pre-budget brief on online gambling regulation in Quebec
• CDC Gaming on the 5 October 2026 Quebec election
• ABN record 14 078 735 538
• ABN history of Eyecon Services Pty Ltd