Flipluck Games: borrowed licence and regulated casinos by country

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FatBoss

14/06/202306/11/2026

Key points:

Identity: Flipluck Games is the brand of FLIPLUCK IGAMING S.R.L., a Romanian company registered on 12 November 2019. Its team works in Bucharest and its sales contact answers from Marbella.
Own licence: none in the registers of Romania's ONJN, the Malta Gaming Authority, the Belgian Gaming Commission or the UK Gambling Commission, checked on 5 and 6 November 2026. Romanian law nevertheless requires one from gambling software producers.
Distribution: in May 2021 the studio was among the first clients of RGS Matrix, EveryMatrix's game server, licensed at the time in 13 jurisdictions.
Great Britain: Flipluck and PureRNG returned no result in the UK Gambling Commission register on 6 November 2026, whereas EveryMatrix has held a gambling software licence there since 2015.
Belgium: EveryMatrix has held the supplier E licence there since 2 October 2026. Manufacturers need one too, and Flipluck has none.
CASINOS button: its list depends on the country you connect from and on whether each operator carries the studio. An empty list means that no casino licensed where you are has added it.
Portfolio: 86 titles on flipluck.com in October 2021, including 43 slots and 20 scratch cards. The studio claims more than 200 once its casual games are counted.
Scratch cards: Lucky Nugget returns only 54.46% of stakes in theory. Compare that rate with those of rivals in the scratch card niche before picking a ticket. On the reels, the best slot on the official site reaches 96.45%.
Languages: sixteen interface languages in the code of the seven titles examined, English included, but neither French nor Romanian.
Official site: four English-language sections on the admin.itestgames.fun domain, a home page that returns an error and no playable demo, hence no GAMES tab on this page.
Historic domain: flipluck.com, which still carries the studio's sales email address, is up for sale at $9,995.
Accounts: revenue of 118,175 lei in 2025 (about €23,400) against 3,456,750 lei (about €702,400) at its 2021 peak. No employees were declared last year.

Flipluck Games is a Romanian provider of slots, scratch cards and table games for online casinos, with no licence in its own name as of 5 November 2026. Like many small studios, it entrusted the distribution of its titles to EveryMatrix's RGS Matrix platform. In Great Britain, it does not appear in the Gambling Commission's register, although the law requires game makers to hold a licence. Elsewhere, you still need to know who guarantees what. I therefore checked four regulators' registers, the accounts filed in Romania and the archives of its former website. Every figure below dates from my checks of 5 and 6 November 2026, unless stated otherwise.

Where can you find Flipluck Games at a regulated online casino?

Flipluck Games holds no British licence, and I found it at no regulated casino in Belgium, Switzerland or Quebec. The studio itself names no partner operator. In any market, it all depends on the casino's licence in your country and on those held by the chain that supplies its games, studio included.

The double filter behind the CASINOS button

The CASINOS button on Kynox Casino applies two successive filters to this page. The first reads the country you connect from and removes any operator that is not licensed there. The second keeps only the casinos where I have recorded this provider. If nothing shows up, do not look for a hidden link or restricted access, because no casino licensed where you are offers this studio at the time of your visit. The list fills up as integrations happen, so a page that is empty today may grow on the day a licensed operator adds the studio to its lobby.

A British connection should show no casino

In Great Britain, the Gambling Act 2005 reaches beyond casinos to the businesses that build their games. Section 41 of the Act makes it an offence to manufacture, supply, install or adapt gambling software in the course of a business without an operating licence. The Commission's register of gambling businesses listed 2,630 records on 6 November 2026, and searches for Flipluck or PureRNG returned no result. EveryMatrix Software Limited (account 39383), by contrast, has held an active gambling software licence there since 11 June 2015. In my reading, that licence covers the distributor, not the studio whose games it carries. From a British connection, the CASINOS button should therefore stay empty.

In Belgium the distributor's licence does not settle everything

In Belgium, each gambling trade has its own licence and the E licence goes to suppliers. EveryMatrix Software Limited has appeared on the public list of its holders since a decision of 2 October 2026, valid until 2036. Nothing suggests that this distributor's licence also covers the studio. The Gaming Commission's licence E page states that manufacturers of gaming devices and online platform providers must both hold it. Flipluck holds none, which in my view shuts it out of Belgian casinos holding an A+ or B+ licence. Nor did I spot any of its games at these operators.

In Switzerland and Quebec the studio is nowhere to be found

In Switzerland, only casinos whose licence has been extended to online play may offer casino games on the internet. Each game they put online also requires a permit from the Federal Gaming Board. I found no trace of a Flipluck title at these operators. In Quebec, legal online casino play goes through the provincially owned Loto-Québec, where I could not find the studio either. Swiss or Quebec players who come across these titles elsewhere will therefore find them at an operator without local authorisation.

Everywhere else the operator comes before the studio

In other markets, no public register I consulted mentions a Flipluck title, so your checks have to focus on the operator. If Flipluck titles appear in a casino lobby, bear in mind that an offshore licence is valid in its home jurisdiction but does not protect you in a country that regulates online gambling. Before signing up, run three checks:

Operator licence: look up its name in your national regulator's register, not just in its website footer.
Provider label: these titles may appear under the Flipluck name or under PureRNG.
Info screen: note the RTP shown in the game and compare it with the rates published by the studio.

One last reflex applies to every provider. In the mid-2010s, I saw on some brands what looked very much like fake Betsoft Gaming games. Before opening an account, check that the brand you have in mind is not among the casinos that have lost my trust, which I list on my blacklist. It complements the regulator's register rather than replacing it.

Flipluck Games licences: the studio stepped back behind its distributor

In my checks of 5 and 6 November 2026, none of the four regulators' registers I consulted mentions Flipluck Games or its company FLIPLUCK IGAMING S.R.L. Its titles have nevertheless circulated under a borrowed authorisation, that of the EveryMatrix group, which distributed them to operators.

Four registers and not a single Flipluck entry

Romania's National Gambling Office (ONJN) grants class II licences to companies that produce or distribute gambling software, among others. On 5 November 2026, its list of class II licensees counted 410 holders. Neither the name FLIPLUCK IGAMING nor its tax code 41891386 returns a single result. The finding weighs heavily for a Romanian company. The law of 29 May 2015 requires this licence from gambling software producers, and not only from distributors. I found no text exempting a studio distributed through a licensed aggregator, nor any licensed Romanian casino offering its games.

Same silence in Malta. None of the 317 licensees listed in the Malta Gaming Authority register, updated on the day of my check, bears the Flipluck name. The Belgian Gaming Commission has not listed it among the 163 holders of its E licence either, in its list of 30 October 2026. With the British register seen above, that makes four blank searches.

For you, the consequence is simple. Protection comes from the licence of the casino and from that of its content supplier, never from a stamp that Flipluck does not have.

RGS Matrix: the passport lent by EveryMatrix

RGS Matrix is the remote game server of the Malta-based EveryMatrix group, built to host third-party studios' titles and distribute them under its own licences. Flipluck was among its very first clients. On 20 May 2021, an EveryMatrix press release published by European Gaming described the platform as licensed in 13 jurisdictions. The same text welcomed Lady Luck Games, a Swedish studio that joined RGS Matrix in 2021 as its sixth client after Spearhead Studios, Wild Boars, FunFair, Flipluck and JVL. It does not say in which markets each studio was actually distributed.

The platform's story had begun a year earlier. In July 2020, the first client of RGS Matrix was Arcadem, a Maltese studio that has since closed and no longer appears in the 2021 list. Flipluck therefore belongs to the first generation of studios hosted on RGS Matrix.

Five years later, this link can still be read in the code. On the demo server that hosts its games, I opened the files of Money Wagon, Hello Paris, Smoothie Panda and Fabulous Piggy Bank. Each one contains an address check that recognises only two domains, flipluck.com and rgsmatrix.com. The second is tied to a configuration named SPEARHEAD, a namesake of Spearhead Studios, the in-house studio that already supplied RGS Matrix in 2021. The group kept investing in studios. Fantasma Games, the Swedish team acquired in 2024 by EveryMatrix, shows how far that appetite went. I found no announcement after 2021 confirming that Flipluck's channel still works.

What a borrowed licence does not tell you

A licence like those of EveryMatrix covers the company hosting the games, not every title in every country. In most regulated markets, a game must also be certified by an accredited laboratory before it appears at a local operator. I found no public list, from laboratories or regulators, showing which Flipluck titles have passed this step.

EveryMatrix Software Limited holds very real authorisations of its own. The ONJN granted it two class II licences on 22 December 2016, one to produce and distribute gambling software, the other to host a platform. They have run since 1 January 2017 and were still on the register at the time of my check. A distributor of this kind is how Flipluck titles could reach a licensed Romanian casino. In my view, though, the studio would also need its own licence.

FLIPLUCK IGAMING S.R.L.: the Romanian company behind the brand

FLIPLUCK IGAMING S.R.L. has been on the Romanian trade register under number J52/1185/2019 since 12 November 2019. Its registered office is in Bolintin-Deal, a commune in Giurgiu county.

A head office in Giurgiu and a team in Bucharest

On paper, Flipluck is not a gambling game publisher but a computer programming company. Romanian public data compiled on the company's Risco page classify it under NACE code 6201 and list it as VAT-registered. Two shareholders share its capital and two directors run it, but their names are not available free of charge.

The official site paints a slightly different picture. Under the name FlipLuck Studios, the company describes itself on its About page as a “stealth studio” with offices in Spain and Bucharest. The Contact page places FLIPLUCK IGAMING in Marbella, with a Romanian mobile number. This Costa del Sol office does not make Flipluck a Spanish publisher, in the sense that R. Franco Digital is one as the offshoot of a manufacturer of land-based gaming machines. Between a team in Bucharest, a rural head office in southern Romania and a contact in Marbella, the organisation chart reads like a treasure hunt.

Revenue divided by almost thirty since 2021

FLIPLUCK IGAMING's revenue peaked in 2021 before falling by 96.6% in four years, despite a slight 7% rebound in 2023.

Year	Revenue (lei)	Approximate euro equivalent	Net result (lei)	Declared employees
2019	52,899	11,100	39,094	not disclosed
2020	780,013	161,200	loss of 168,682	2
2021	3,456,750	702,400	1,775,673	1
2022	872,145	176,900	602,290	1
2023	932,979	188,600	719,285	1
2024	170,252	34,200	118,712	1
2025	118,175	23,400	100,523	0

These amounts come from the annual accounts filed in Romania, as compiled by Risco on 3 November 2026. I converted them at the ECB annual average rate for each financial year, rounded to the nearest hundred euros. Risco does not detail where the revenue comes from.

Two clues shape my reading. An 85% net margin with no employees in 2025 points to recurring income from games already live rather than to active production. And the company keeps filing its accounts, most recently in June 2026, which rules out the idea of an abandoned shell.

A showcase hosted on a test domain

At the time of my check, the official Flipluck Games site consisted of four English-language sections and eight game descriptions hosted on admin.itestgames.fun, a subdomain whose name suggests a test bench more than a shop window. Its home page displays “400 - Page not found”, while the other pages name it as their canonical address. For a studio that calls itself stealthy, the promise is kept beyond reason.

The promotional visuals still online carry timestamps in their file names ranging from 20 August 2020 to 4 November 2021. In other words, the site has received no new visual in five years, almost to the day. As for the historic domain, flipluck.com was listed for sale at $9,995, while the Contact page still cites it as the website. The address sales@flipluck.com, the only email address the studio publishes, depends on that same domain.

Has Flipluck Games become PureRNG?

No Flipluck announcement mentions a change of name as of 5 November 2026. Its titles nevertheless live on an infrastructure other than its website. The demo server already mentioned, called “Dev Sandbox”, lists 220 distinct titles. Flipluck games such as Money Wagon, Hello Paris or Lucky Nugget sit alongside titles whose author is not documented, from multi-hand blackjack to dominoes. The page also features new releases absent from the former site, such as Purrse Strings or Got Milk. Several technical settings of these games still point to flipluck.com and admin.itestgames.fun.

Meanwhile, several lobby directories file these titles under a new provider label, PureRNG. Same catalogue, same infrastructure, new name: the family link looks solid, but I found neither the company that owns this brand nor the licence under which it operates. The few specialist sites that mention it link it to offshore casinos, notably ones open to American players. If you come across PureRNG in a lobby, run the same checks as for Flipluck.

Flipluck slots and scratch cards: what the official descriptions say

Flipluck Games claims more than 200 games created for the casual and casino markets. The most comprehensive list the studio has published, that of flipluck.com in October 2021, counted 86.

Eighty-six titles and half of them on reels

On 26 October 2021, the former flipluck.com site listed 86 titles: 43 slots, 20 scratch cards, 12 table games and 11 other games. This Internet Archive capture remains the most reliable count, for lack of a more recent list. The descriptions still online show 5x3 grids, one 5x4 and one 8x8 cascading grid.

On the reels, Flipluck does not try to break the mould. Its themes draw on tried and tested material, from Paris for Hello Paris to the Wild West for Money Wagon, not forgetting Prohibition-era America for Fabulous Piggy Bank. Its description even places Prohibition in the 1940s, a good decade later than the history books. Nothing really sets it apart from the video slots signed by other houses, except the habit of turning the same worlds into scratch cards. Fabulous Piggy Bank, Emerald Fantasy, Kings of War and Sky Patriots thus exist in both formats.

The rest of the 2021 collection strays further off the beaten track. The studio lined up a craps game, a Texas Bonus Hold'em, a Let it Ride and a Casino War, American-style tables that bring it closer to electronic table game providers than to pure slot studios. Its other games mixed three keno titles with instant games such as Cuzco Gold or Inca Paradox. Few recent providers still venture onto this ground, and here Flipluck joins the studios that still draw keno balls online. None of these titles appears among the current descriptions on the official site.

Eight promotional packs and their return rates

The official site now details only eight titles, presented as “Promotion Packs”: image kits intended for operators. The section is titled “Clients”, but it names no partner casino. Each description does state its return to player (RTP), though.

Title	Format	Advertised mechanic	RTP
Fabulous Piggy Bank	5x3 slot	Expanding wilds on reels 2 to 4 and a gamble feature up to 80 times the bet	96.45%
Fortune Caravan	5x3 video slot	Bonus symbols that raise and then trigger the jackpots plus a gamble option	96.30%
Smoothie Panda	8x8 cascading slot	Wild and scatter symbol with a growing multiplier	96.00%
Hello Paris	5x4 slot	Expanding wilds on reels 2 to 4 with two types of scatter and a gamble feature up to 80 times the bet	95.12%
Money Wagon	5x3 slot	3x3 Megablock in free spins and Money Game	94.57%
Fabulous Piggy Bank Scratch Card	3x3 scratch card	Free games that double the winnings	67.34%
Paris Scratchcard	Scratch card	Two games and eight chances per ticket	61.98%
Lucky Nugget	Scratch card	Matching symbols and a random multiplier	54.46%

Two titles stand out in terms of potential winnings. Fortune Caravan and Money Wagon are the only ones on the list to promise a jackpot, which brings them closer to slots with a built-in jackpot than to grids with plain free spins. The studio does not say whether these jackpots are fixed or progressive.

Three mechanics to decode before spinning the reels

Three of the five slots on the official Flipluck site rely on a mechanic that changes how wins are read. Hello Paris stretches its wilds, Money Wagon merges three reels and Smoothie Panda keeps raising a multiplier.

The expanding wilds of Hello Paris

On Hello Paris, a wild landing on the second, third or fourth reel stretches to cover the whole column. With four rows per reel, a single wild then replaces four symbols at once. Picture two wilds expanded on reels 2 and 3. A matching symbol on the first reel is then enough to start combinations across several lines.

The Money Wagon Megablock

During the free spins of Money Wagon, reels 2, 3 and 4 merge into a single 3x3 block that shows one giant symbol. Three columns then display the same image, so the round largely hinges on what lands on the first reel. The Money Game opens another route to the game's jackpot, with a bonus advertised at 1,000 times the stake.

The evolving multiplier of Smoothie Panda

Smoothie Panda changes scale with an 8x8 cascading grid, where winning symbols disappear and make way for new ones. Its special symbol acts as both wild and scatter, and it carries a multiplier that rises with every win it triggers. Megablocks and free spins complete the arsenal.

Flipluck's scratch cards pay back less than its reels

The three scratch cards on the official site show RTPs of 54.46%, 61.98% and 67.34%, against 94.57% to 96.45% for the five slots. RTP measures what a game returns on average over millions of rounds. A rate of 54.46%, like the one announced in the official Lucky Nugget description, means that in theory €100 staked returns €54.46 over the long run. The house edge therefore reaches 45.54%. On Fabulous Piggy Bank, the same €100 returns €96.45 on average.

Even among the scratch cards, the gap is wide. Fabulous Piggy Bank Scratch Card returns about two thirds of stakes, while Lucky Nugget hands back barely more than half. The ticket hardly lives up to its name, since the nugget stays firmly down the mine.

None of these figures predicts a session, and you can win on a 54% ticket and then lose on a 96% slot. The longer you play, the more the average takes over. If tickets tempt you, treat them as entertainment with a price tag, with a budget to set before scratching and not a penny more. The price of a ticket looks trivial, and that is precisely what makes the bill invisible.

Which languages do Flipluck games speak?

The code of seven Flipluck titles, including Money Wagon and Hello Paris, declares sixteen interface languages. English is one of them. German, Spanish, Italian and Chinese are also included. Eleven languages from northern and eastern Europe complete the list: Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian and Croatian. Romanian is missing, which is ironic for a studio registered in Giurgiu county. French is absent too, a gap for French-speaking players in Belgium, Switzerland or Quebec.

No official demo and therefore no GAMES tab

As of 5 November 2026, the official Flipluck site offers no free play. Its descriptions are limited to texts and downloadable visuals. The technical server mentioned above does run demos, but it is a development sandbox that works with test tokens. With no official source, this page therefore shows no GAMES tab, as Kynox Casino only offers demos that come from the provider itself. To try a studio before staking money, browse the providers reviewed on this site instead, many of which give access to demos. A demo remains the safest way to gauge volatility without risking a penny.

My review of Flipluck Games

Flipluck Games leaves the impression of a skilled craftsman who has stopped looking after his shop. Its descriptions are clear, its RTPs published and its slots hold up on paper. But a provider with no licence in its own name, whose website sits on a test domain and whose historic address is up for sale, does not inspire the confidence your first deposit deserves.

Its games are not suspect on principle, since EveryMatrix distributed them in 2021. That track record guarantees nothing for the versions now circulating under the PureRNG label. If a brand licensed in your country offers them, check the displayed RTP first. Between a 96% slot and a 54% ticket, the maths is quickly done.

I will keep an eye on PureRNG. If the brand one day publishes its licences and demos, this review will change its tone.

FAQs:

Can you play Flipluck Games legally in the UK?

Not at a British-licensed casino, as far as I can tell. The Gambling Act 2005 requires an operating licence from anyone who manufactures gambling software, and neither Flipluck nor PureRNG appears on the UK Gambling Commission register.

Does Flipluck Games hold a gambling licence?

None in its own name, according to my checks with the Romanian, Maltese, Belgian and British regulators in November 2026. Its titles went through RGS Matrix, the EveryMatrix platform, although Romanian law requires a licence from the producer itself.

Which company is behind Flipluck Games?

FLIPLUCK IGAMING S.R.L., a limited liability company whose registration in Romania dates back to 12 November 2019. It declares its head office in the village of Bolintin-Deal (Giurgiu county) and handles its sales from Marbella, on the Costa del Sol.

Can you play Flipluck Games in Belgium?

Not at a licensed casino, as far as I know. Manufacturers there must hold an E licence, which Flipluck does not have, and I found its titles at no holder of an A+ or B+ licence.

Can you play Flipluck Games in Switzerland?

Nothing suggests so. Swiss casinos need a permit from the Federal Gaming Board for each game they offer online, and I found no Flipluck title in their lobbies as of 5 November 2026.

Which Flipluck game has the best RTP?

Fabulous Piggy Bank, a 5x3 slot advertised at 96.45% in its official description. At the other end, the Lucky Nugget scratch card tops out at 54.46%, the lowest rate among the eight titles presented.

Which languages are Flipluck games available in?

Sixteen for the seven titles I inspected on 5 November 2026, with English, German, Spanish and Italian among them. Neither French nor Romanian is included.

Why is the CASINOS button list empty for me?

Because no casino licensed in the country you are connecting from offers this studio at the moment. From Great Britain, it should stay empty for as long as Flipluck holds no British licence.

Are Flipluck Games and PureRNG the same provider?

Nothing official confirms it. Flipluck titles do run on the infrastructure of the games sold under the PureRNG label, and some casino directories now credit them to that brand.

Is Flipluck still releasing new games?

Not on its official site, whose latest visuals date from 4 November 2021. The technical server hosting its games nonetheless features new releases such as Purrse Strings, which directories attribute to PureRNG.