Slotegrator built its business on game aggregation — one integration, many studios. The question worth asking is what that routing layer contributes on games you could integrate directly.
Slotegrator, established around 2012 and based in Cyprus, is known primarily for game aggregation and turnkey casino solutions, serving operators across Europe, the CIS, Latin America, Africa and Asia. Its core proposition is catalog access through a single integration.
Aggregation genuinely solves the breadth problem. Integrating two hundred studios individually is not a realistic plan, and the routing layer earns its share for third-party content.
Where it stops adding value is on content the platform already owns. Slotty Labs is the remote gaming server for its own five titles, so those rounds carry no third-party routing share — and because the games are first-party, the math models, simulation evidence and RTP configuration come with them.
Not broader — narrower and deeper. Five original games on our own remote gaming server, with the evidence and the configurability that first-party ownership makes possible.
Five originals — an online video slot, a crash-style cash-out game, a mines-style pick-and-reveal, a tower ladder and an arcade launcher — run on our own RGS. No aggregator revenue share on first-party rounds.
Written math models plus 10,000,000-round fixed-seed Monte Carlo output per RTP variant, verified within ±0.5% of theoretical. You get the evidence, not just the number.
Four separately calculated and separately simulated models per title — 92%, 94%, 96%, 97% — selectable per market or per brand.
USDT/USDC across six EVM chains with HD deposit addresses, automatic sweeping, sponsored gas, HSM/KMS key management and continuous solvency verification. Bitcoin, Solana and Tron built and in provisioning.
npm install @slottylabs/sdk — TypeScript, zero runtime dependencies, roughly a twenty-line integration for SSO plus game embed, and a sandbox with forced outcomes.
A GLI-19-aligned architecture with a seven-dossier certification package and per-jurisdiction evidence prepared for Curaçao, Malta and the UK.
A short list, because pretending otherwise wastes everyone's quarter.
If lobby breadth is the strategy, you need an aggregator. Five original games are a core, not a catalog — most operators run both.
Slotty Labs is casino game and platform infrastructure. Those verticals are not in scope and we would rather say so now.
We supply technology to licensed operators. We do not hold licences, run operations, or take on the player relationship.
On this comparison: other suppliers are described from their own public positioning, and capabilities change. This page sets out what we think is worth evaluating and how Slotty Labs answers it — verify current specifics with each supplier directly. Where another platform is the better fit, we would rather say so early.
An RGS runs the games — it holds the RNG, resolves bets server-side and persists rounds. An aggregator resells access to other studios' RGS platforms and takes a share of revenue for the routing. Slotty Labs is the RGS for its own titles.
No. The five titles are Slotty Labs originals delivered from our own remote gaming server, so they do not carry a third-party aggregator's revenue share.
Yes, and most operators should. A broad third-party catalog and an engineered first-party core are complementary.
Written math models, 10,000,000-round fixed-seed Monte Carlo output per RTP variant verified within ±0.5% of theoretical, RNG design documentation, and a GLI-19-aligned seven-dossier certification package.
Book a technical demo and bring your CTO. Math models, round replay, custody architecture and the certification dossier, live.