Game provider and casino software developer focusing on slot game development.
Game provider and casino software developer focusing on slot game development.
Bitpunch's most notable game is "Killroad 66," its debut title released via the YGG Masters program, featuring expandable reels, free spins, and up to 7,776 ways to win.
Bitpunch was established in the early 2020s, with public recognition around late 2024 connected to its joining the YGG Masters program.
There is no specific official website publicly identified for Bitpunch; their games and activities are primarily showcased through partnerships such as with Yggdrasil.
No publicly available direct contact information; inquiries are generally managed through partnership networks and platforms like Yggdrasil.
The studio operates under the Spinart group, with Mitri Wiberg serving as Co-CEO of Bitpunch, indicating leadership from founding or executive members within Spinart.
Spain.
The main office is located in Barcelona, Spain.
Bitpunch is a studio under the Spinart group; no further subsidiaries or complex corporate structures are publicly detailed.
Bitpunch is privately held as part of the Spinart group.
No public valuation or market capitalization data is available for Bitpunch; typically, such private studios hold valuations aligned with their parent companies.
Mitri Wiberg is Co-CEO of Bitpunch; other key executives have not been publicly detailed.
Exact employee count is unavailable; typical game studios of this nature range from small teams of 10 to 50 developers and creatives.
No specific financial data is publicly available for Bitpunch.
Revenue mainly comes from game development, licensing to casinos via platforms such as Yggdrasil, and distribution partnerships.
Not publicly specified; primary revenue stream is casino slot games.
No public data on growth rates; as a relatively new studio, growth is likely focused on expanding game portfolio and market presence through partnerships.
Plans include releasing a roadmap of new games in partnership with Yggdrasil and expanding presence in regulated markets across the globe.
Bitpunch itself does not hold independent licenses; games are distributed through licensed entities like Yggdrasil, ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks.
Through Yggdrasil’s network, Bitpunch games are available in multiple regulated iGaming markets worldwide.
Indirect oversight via the regulatory bodies that license Yggdrasil and its partner operators.
No public information regarding pending license applications for Bitpunch.
Compliance through association with Yggdrasil’s regulated platform and game certification processes.
No public record of regulatory sanctions or penalties against Bitpunch.
Responsible gambling measures are implemented via operator platforms distributing their games, aligned with regulatory standards.
Games undergo certification and independent testing for fairness and RNG integrity via partner platforms.
AML procedures are maintained at the operator and platform level; Bitpunch facilitates compliance through trusted partners.
KYC compliance is supported and enforced by operators using Bitpunch games, not directly by Bitpunch as a content provider.
Games are certified and tested by licensed independent testing labs through distribution partners.
RNG certification is assured via third-party testing conducted under distribution networks.
Compliance with GDPR and data protection is managed by operators and platforms delivering Bitpunch games.
Compliance audits and reporting are facilitated through Yggdrasil and operator partners.
Regular auditing occurs as required by regulatory bodies overseeing the platforms hosting Bitpunch games.
As a niche, emerging studio, Bitpunch holds a modest market share leveraged through Yggdrasil’s distribution network.
Competitors include similar independent game studios like Peter & Sons, Black Pudding Games, and other YGG Masters partners.
Focus on innovative game mechanics, high-quality visuals, and collaboration with leading distributors like Yggdrasil differentiate Bitpunch.
Strongest presence in European regulated markets, notably Spain and broader EU territories through Yggdrasil’s reach.
Gaining a positive reputation as a fresh, innovative studio with the release of Killroad 66 and its engaging gameplay.
No public information on awards or recognitions to date.
Pricing and revenue share details are private but are competitive within typical third-party game provider arrangements.
Creative game design combined with the backing of a major distributor’s technology and market access.
Partnership with Yggdrasil as part of its YGG Masters program; part of Spinart group.
Positioned as an innovative independent studio producing high-quality slot games with creative themes and appealing mechanics.
Strengths include strong creative vision and partnership access; weaknesses include limited market history as a new studio.
Capitalizes on demand for unique slot themes, expandable reels, and high volatility mechanics favored by modern players.
Compliance managed via partnerships with regulated distributors; able to quickly adapt through established licensing frameworks.
Demonstrates innovation in game mechanics and visuals with debut title; roadmap indicates ongoing creative output.
Shows agility by quickly releasing debut title post-partnership and planning future game launches.
Exact number unknown; games distributed through Yggdrasil’s broad operator network.
Yggdrasil is the primary partner enabling wide distribution.
Online casino operators in regulated markets, ranging from mid-tier to large enterprises.
Primarily serves tier 1 and 2 operators through Yggdrasil’s extensive global network.
No public retention data; ongoing partnerships suggest satisfactory client relations.
Gains clients primarily through distribution partnerships and participation in notable programs like YGG Masters.
Industry norm for contracts typically ranges 1-3 years; specific Bitpunch contracts not public.
No public details on exclusive partnership deals; focus is on broad distribution.
Support typically provided via distributors like Yggdrasil, including technical and integration assistance.
Onboarding facilitated by partner platforms with standardized integration and compliance processes.
Training and support usually provided through distributor programs; no direct public training info.
Launch of "Killroad 66" successfully received as a fresh title in the iGaming market via Yggdrasil.
Feedback captured via distributor and operator channels as per industry best practices.
Uses partner platform feedback systems to gather operator insights and player data.
Issues resolved through platform partner mediation and industry-standard dispute mechanisms.
Support typically provided via distributors like Yggdrasil, including technical and integration assistance.
Primarily slot games with innovative mechanics and engaging themes.
New titles planned for rollout throughout 2025 as part of a development roadmap.
No public information on branded or licensed IP content creation; focuses on original themes.
Adventure, biker gang road race themes (Killroad 66), western and high volatility gameplay elements.
Demo versions available through partner operator platforms for player trial.
Offers a range of volatility, with debut title featuring potentially high volatility with multiple free spin tiers and expansive reels.
RTP details are game-specific but generally conform to regulated market standards (approximately 95%-97%).
No public information on progressive jackpot offerings currently.
Features include expandable reels, multiple free spin rounds, wild multipliers, and progressive bonus tiers.
Games are fully optimized for mobile devices using HTML5 technology.
Supports multiple languages in line with operator platform capabilities.
Titles are designed to appeal globally with thematic universality; cultural adaptations as per operator localization.
Industry standard accessibility features are expected; no public details on additional specific inclusions.
Uses modern game development frameworks focusing on HTML5-based technologies and integration via APIs.
Games built in HTML5, ensuring cross-platform compatibility and mobile responsiveness.
Integration via regulated platform APIs such as Yggdrasil’s GATI technology.
Designed for seamless integration through standardized developer toolkits offered by distribution partners.
Documentation is provided through partner platforms facilitating operator integration and compliance.
No public indication of white label or turnkey platform solutions; focus is on game content provision.
Operators can typically modify configurable settings within compliance and certification boundaries.
Analytics generally provided by the platform that distributes the games.
Real-time data and statistics support available through partner platforms.
Adheres to industry-standard security protocols via platform integrations.
Updates and maintenance scheduled and managed in coordination with distribution partners.
Performance testing conducted to ensure optimization on all supported devices and platforms.
Games are compatible with multiple wallet systems through integration with operator platforms.
Payment integrations managed by operators and platforms, not directly by Bitpunch.
Bitpunch does not offer a full casino management system; it is a game content provider.
Not applicable; such tools are provided by operator platforms.
No sportsbook or betting solutions offered.
Player management is handled by operator platforms.
Bonus and promotions managed by operator platforms, not directly by Bitpunch.
CRM features are part of operator platforms.
Affiliate systems are operator-managed.
Operators provide marketing tools; Bitpunch supports by delivering engaging game content.
Responsible gaming tools are implemented at the platform/operator level.
Detailed reporting provided by the platforms distributing Bitpunch’s games.
Enabled through operator platforms.
Handled by operators/platforms.
Fraud prevention is operator platform responsibility.
Offered by licensing operator platforms.
Bitpunch’s game architecture is designed for scalable deployment via partner platforms.
Active collaboration with Yggdrasil's technology initiatives including GATI toolkit.
No public VR/AR game development currently.
No public information regarding blockchain or crypto integration.
No specific AI/ML features publicly disclosed in game development.
Games are mobile-optimized but no indication of mobile-exclusive titles.
Focus on cross-platform HTML5 games accessible on desktop and mobile devices.
Customization and analytics handled via platform partners.
No public patents or proprietary technology disclosures.
Leverages partner technology innovations to maintain competitiveness.
Likely ongoing R&D supported by the Spinart group and Yggdrasil collaboration.
No public information on academic or startup collaborations.
Implements expandable reels, multiple free spin mechanics, and large ways-to-win systems.
Focuses on seamless cross-platform experiences through HTML5 design.
Publicly shares a game release roadmap via partnerships, planning multiple new titles.
Licensing, revenue share via game distribution platforms.
Industry standard revenue share models range from 30%-50%.
Typical integration fees depend on distributor/platform agreements; no public specific data.
Industry standard contracts may include minimum volume clauses; specifics not public.
Pricing models depend on platform distributor deals; no public tier structures.
Typically offered in the industry; no specific details for Bitpunch.
Pricing expected to be competitive within mid-tier independent game studio norms.
May apply via platform agreements; no direct public info.
Operator-platform dictated; no direct public info.
Common industry approach; no direct confirmation for Bitpunch.
Industry practice includes penalties or notice; no public Bitpunch-specific info.
Usually negotiated via licensing agreements; no public data.
Technical support costs usually embedded in licensing or service fees.
Standard industry practice; details unavailable publicly.
Typically flexible depending on operator scale and partnership.
Usually 1 to 3 years standard in the industry.
No public exclusivity offers; focus on broad distribution.
Not publicly disclosed.
Standard IP licensing protecting game content and technology.
Industry-standard contract dispute resolution clauses apply.
Standard notice periods usually embedded in contracts.
Standard nondisclosure and non-compete agreements are industry norm.
Standard liability and indemnification protections typical of industry contracts.
Common contractual provision in agreements.
Contracts outline compliance with relevant regulations for markets involved.
SLAs generally established through distribution platforms; no direct public info.
Data handling protocols managed by operators and platforms.
Marketing restrictions governed by platform and licensing agreements.
Operators usually must obtain approval under platform/licensing rules.
Modifications require mutual consent, standard commercial practice.
Support provided primarily through distribution partner frameworks.
Support hours managed by operators and platform providers.
Support typically available via email and ticketing systems; no public phone contact.
Industry best practice targets rapid response and resolution through platform escalation paths.
Account management generally conducted by distribution platforms.
Limited consulting; focus on game development content.
Minimal direct training; typically handled with platform onboarding.
Operator staff certification handled by platform or regulator.
Provides game assets and promotional materials via distribution partner portals.
Compliance facilitated through partnerships with licensed operators and platforms.
Integration support provided via distributor platforms with developer cooperation.
Possible, depending on operator-platform agreements.
Issues resolved through platform partner mediation and industry-standard dispute mechanisms.
Standard escalation chains exist via distributor support frameworks.
Unlikely as a small studio; primarily remote support.
Uptime guaranteed by distribution platform infrastructures.
No public data; platform uptime typically exceeds 99.5%.
Scheduled maintenance coordinated with distributor platforms.
Managed through distributor and operator infrastructure redundancy.
Backup and redundancy handled at platform and operator level.
Performance tracking provided through partner platforms.
Load balancing managed by platform and operator infrastructure.
Industry-standard security practices applied via platform.
Audits conducted as part of platform certification cycles.
Incident response governed by platform policies.
Communication managed through distributor and operator channels.
Dependent on platform and contract terms.
Ensured through platform compliance and secure data practices.
Certification linked to platform regulation compliance; no direct public certifications.
Metrics reported via distribution platform dashboards.
No public data; typically 10-20% of revenues reinvested in R&D in industry.
Small to medium-sized team assumed, likely under 50 employees.
Development of new games and innovative bonus mechanics.
No public information on dedicated innovation labs.
Enhancement of game features and distribution technology through partnerships.
Market feedback gathered via operator and player data through distribution networks.
Game development cycles typically span 6-12 months from concept to release.
Collaborates within Spinart network and with Yggdrasil’s YGG Masters program.
QA includes in-house testing plus external certification labs.
Prioritizes based on market demand and partner feedback.
Beta testing conducted in cooperation with operator platforms.
Standard IP protection and confidentiality agreements applied.
Likely uses agile or scrum methodologies common in game development.
Uses HTML5 and standardized toolkits to ensure compatibility.
Focus on engaging, visually appealing design with user-friendly interfaces.
Plans to expand presence in additional regulated European and global markets.
No direct licenses; games published under distributor licenses.
Geographic expansion planned via Yggdrasil’s operator network in key regulated jurisdictions.
Focused on slot games; potential expansion into related gaming verticals may be explored.
No public M&A information; strategic alliances primarily with distributors.
Competes through innovation, quality, and strong distribution partnerships.
Investments primarily through Spinart and distribution partnerships’ marketing channels.
Expansion of digital distribution via iGaming platforms globally.
Continuous innovation in gameplay and themes to meet player demand.
Positions as innovative niche studio within a consolidating industry landscape.
No plans known for proprietary hardware development.
Compliance ensured through distributor’s regulatory frameworks and responsive updates.
Maintains edge through creative games and strong distributor partnerships.
Develops mobile-optimized games aligned with industry mobile-first strategies.
No involvement in live dealer or live streaming game development.
No public efforts in esports or virtual sports betting verticals.
No public blockchain or cryptocurrency related development underway.
No public AI or machine learning personalization features disclosed.
Supports responsible gambling through partnerships with regulated operators and platforms.
Focus on regulated European and global markets with potential future expansion.
Payment integration handled by platforms; compliant with evolving payment methods.
Games are cross-platform and accessible across devices, supporting omnichannel experiences.
Follows distributor-led compliance and adapts game features accordingly.
Compliance with data privacy regulations ensured through operator platforms.
Attracts gaming professionals through industry reputation and collaboration opportunities.
Focuses on innovative gameplay and partnering with top distributors to meet expectations.
Leverages cloud infrastructure of partners like Yggdrasil for game delivery.
Optimization efforts implemented to ensure fast loading across devices.
Relies on partner platform analytics tools for insights.
Continuous enhancement of API usage through partnerships.
Implements security best practices via platform requirements.
Supported by scalable distributor platforms rather than direct platform ownership.
Adopts modern web and game development frameworks suitable for HTML5 and mobile.
Content delivery handled through platform partners ensuring wide reach.
No public initiatives in ML or predictive analytics.
QA continuously refined through internal and external testing.
Implements industry standard tools for team collaboration.
Content delivery handled through platform partners ensuring wide reach.
Seeks automation in game development and deployment pipelines.
Active preparation by leveraging partnerships with innovative distributors.
Not applicable due to recent establishment and modern technology stack.