FlipLuck is a game provider and software developer within the online casino and iGaming sector.
FlipLuck is a game provider and software developer within the online casino and iGaming sector.
The most popular games by FlipLuck include video slots such as Eagle Gold 2, Immortal Wilds, Louisiana Voodoo, The Lost Mayan Prophecy, and Touch Zone. Their portfolio also features classic table games like Roulette variants, Blackjack, Casino War, and various scratchcards.
FlipLuck was founded in 2019.
The official website of FlipLuck is http://www.flipluck.com.
Specific contact details including phone numbers and emails are not publicly disclosed; however, the company can be contacted via their official website. They are headquartered in Bucharest, Romania.
Co-founder Cosmin Pachiu leads the company; the current ownership structure is private and not publicly detailed.
Romania.
FlipLuck's main office is in Bucharest, Romania, with an additional office in Spain.
There is no publicly available information on corporate subsidiaries or affiliated companies; FlipLuck operates primarily as a standalone private company.
FlipLuck is a privately held company.
No verified public data on valuation or market capitalization is available due to private ownership.
Key management includes Co-founder Cosmin Pachiu, along with team members such as Alexandru Marian Diaconu (game developer), Jucan Daniel (Fullstack developer), Maria Istrate (game artist), and Zeljko Despic (sound designer).
The company has a small workforce estimated between 2 to 10 employees.
No verified financial performance or annual revenue figures are publicly available.
Revenue primarily derives from the development and licensing of online casino games, including video slots, table games, and scratchcards, distributed via iGaming platforms and operator partnerships.
Specific percentage breakdowns by product line are not publicly available; industry practice suggests slots generally contribute the majority, followed by table games and instant win content.
Since its 2019 inception, FlipLuck has shown rapid portfolio growth, expanding to over 200 games and increasing market presence, although precise growth metrics are not publicly disclosed.
FlipLuck pursues expansion through strategic partnerships (notably with EveryMatrix’s RGS Matrix platform), increasing game portfolio diversity, targeting new regulated markets primarily across Europe and LATAM.
Holds gaming licenses and regulatory approvals from Malta, Romania, and Bulgaria, enabling legal operations in multiple jurisdictions.
Licensed to operate in regulated markets including Malta, Romania, Bulgaria, and access via partners to European and Latin American territories such as the UK, Sweden, Spain, Colombia, and others.
Regulatory oversight comes from authorities in Malta (Malta Gaming Authority), Romanian National Gambling Office, and Bulgarian State Commission on Gambling.
There is no publicly available information on pending license applications or renewals.
Adheres to regulatory compliance requirements including certifications related to game fairness, security, and responsible gambling measures as mandated by licensing bodies.
There are no publicly reported regulatory sanctions, fines, or penalties against FlipLuck.
Implements responsible gambling policies including player protection tools like self-exclusion, deposit limits, and promoting safe gambling practices.
Ensures player protection and fair gaming through adherence to licensing rules, use of certified random number generators, regular independent testing, and secure encryption technologies.
Maintains anti-money laundering (AML) procedures aligned with regulatory requirements, including monitoring and reporting suspicious activities.
Supports KYC compliance by integrating or facilitating operator adherence to customer identity verification protocols.
Games are certified through independent testing laboratories as required by regulators to ensure fairness and RNG integrity.
RNGs are certified and tested by independent labs to confirm randomness and fairness as part of regulatory compliance.
Complies with GDPR and other data protection regulations to safeguard player and operator data privacy.
Provides audit support and compliance reporting to regulators and operators as part of ongoing licensed operations.
Systems and games undergo periodic audits typically annually or biannually, in line with licensing and industry standards.
FlipLuck is a smaller niche provider with a growing but limited market share compared to industry giants.
Competitors include other mid-tier and emerging iGaming software providers such as Spearhead Studios, Pragmatic Play, and other boutique content creators.
Advantages include a diverse portfolio covering slots, table games, and scratchcards, strong artistic quality, frequent bonus mechanics, strategic partnerships like with EveryMatrix, and mobile-optimized game releases.
Strongest presence is in Europe (Malta, Romania, Bulgaria, UK, Nordic countries) and Latin America through licensing platforms.
Known as a creative and reliable small provider with growing recognition among operators and players for quality and feature-rich games.
No publicly known major industry awards or recognitions as of now.
Pricing details are not public; typically, providers of FlipLuck’s size offer competitive rates to attract operators and build partnerships.
Diverse gaming portfolio including slots, table, and scratchcards; high RTP rates (97-98% on average); creative game mechanics; strategic distribution partnerships.
Strategic partnership with EveryMatrix utilizing its RGS Matrix platform for content distribution and market access.
Positions as a creative boutique iGaming studio delivering innovative, immersive games for operator diversity and player engagement.
Strengths include strong creative team with industry experience, game variety, and solid partnerships; weaknesses include smaller scale and lower brand awareness versus major competitors.
Capitalizes on mobile-first gaming, cross-platform availability, diverse game types, and collaboration with aggregation platforms to expand reach.
Adapts effectively by securing multiple licenses and cooperating with regulated platform providers for seamless market access.
Demonstrates innovation through creative game designs (e.g., Immortal Wilds 8x8 grid), advanced bonus features, and adapting game mechanics for modern audiences.
Shows agile response to market trends by frequently expanding game library and entering new partnerships.
The exact number of operators is not public but includes a growing number of reputed online casinos such as ComeOn, Cat Casino, Play Fortuna, LOKI, and Joo Casino.
Major partners include online casinos ComeOn, Cat Casino, Play Fortuna, LOKI Casino, Joo Casino, and EveryMatrix platform.
Services mid-size to emerging online casino operators seeking diversified and innovative gaming content.
Works mainly with mid-tier operators; less evidence of tier 1 exclusive large-scale partnerships due to company size and market position.
No publicly available data; industry best practice suggests focus on client support to maximize retention.
New client acquisition through strategic partnerships, gaming platforms integration, industry events, and portfolio quality.
Typical contract lengths range from 1 to 3 years depending on operator agreements and market conditions.
May offer exclusive partnerships or content deals selectively for key markets or operators.
Provides integration support, product training, and technical assistance to new operator clients.
Client onboarding involves platform integration assistance, technical documentation provision, and custom game configuration setup.
Offers training programs and educational resources for operators to familiarize staff with software and game features.
No specific publicly documented case studies or notable client success stories are available.
Typically utilizes feedback surveys, direct operator communication, and post-integration support monitoring.
Uses formal feedback channels including account managers and support teams for operator input and issue resolution.
Handles disputes through structured customer support and escalation procedures to maintain operational harmony.
Provides integration support, product training, and technical assistance to new operator clients.
Includes video slots, classic and modern table games, scratchcards, and number games like Keno.
Releases new games regularly, averaging multiple releases per quarter, accelerating portfolio growth.
Capable of developing branded and licensed content, though no major branded titles publicly noted.
Themes range widely including adventure, mythology, fantasy, classic casino, magic, and culturally inspired designs.
Offers demo and free play versions of most games to operators for player testing and marketing.
Provides a range of game volatility levels from low to high, catering to various player risk preferences.
RTP percentages typically range between 95% and 98%, with an average commonly around 97%.
Some games feature jackpot mechanics; however, large networked progressive jackpots are not a primary focus.
Implements features such as free spins, expanding wilds, multipliers, cascading reels, gamble modes, and pick-me bonus rounds.
All games are developed with mobile optimization and responsive design for cross-device play.
Games support multiple languages pertinent to regulated markets, including English and major European languages.
Games include various cultural theming and localization to suit regional market preferences.
Basic accessibility features typical for industry standards; detailed specific accessibility implementations unknown.
Utilizes modern game development technologies centered on HTML5 and JavaScript frameworks.
Games are primarily HTML5-based, ensuring compatibility across desktop and mobile browsers.
Provides API integration capabilities including game delivery and management via third-party platforms.
Designed for ease of integration, supporting popular operator platforms and aggregation solutions like EveryMatrix RGS Matrix.
Supplies comprehensive technical documentation and integration guides for operators.
No verified information on white-label or turnkey casino platform offerings; focus is on game content provision.
Operators can often modify certain game settings such as bet levels, RTP (within regulatory boundaries), and bonus triggers per agreements.
Provides basic reporting and analytics tools to operators for game performance and player activity tracking.
Supports real-time gaming data and statistics through integration platforms and APIs.
Incorporates industry-standard encryption protocols, secure coding practices, and complies with data protection regulations.
Regular game updates and maintenance are provided to ensure compliance, performance, and bug fixes.
Conducts performance optimization and load testing to maintain smooth gaming experiences across platforms.
Games are compatible with multiple iGaming wallet systems via integration with operator platforms.
Payment processing is handled by operators/platforms; FlipLuck ensures game compatibility with these systems.
Does not offer a full casino management system; focuses on game content and software provision.
Provides operator back-office integration support but does not operate a standalone back-office suite.
Does not provide sportsbook or betting solutions; focuses on casino game development.
Player management is handled by operator platforms, not directly by FlipLuck.
Games include bonus features but no standalone promotion management system; operators handle promotions.
CRM features are not provided by FlipLuck; these are operator-managed.
Affiliate management is outside FlipLuck’s scope; managed by operators or platforms.
Provides marketing materials and game demos to support operator promotional campaigns.
Games are designed to comply with licensing rules supporting responsible gambling, with player controls administered by operators.
Offers game-level performance reporting; comprehensive BI tools are typically part of operator or platform services.
Supports multi-language games; multi-currency support is managed by operators/platforms.
Payment and financial management tools are managed by operators/platforms.
Fraud prevention is handled primarily by operators; FlipLuck ensures secure and compliant game software.
Supports compliance via certified games and reporting; detailed tools are platform/operator provided.
Game server architecture supports scalable deployment through partners like EveryMatrix.
Invests in mobile optimization, cross-platform gaming, and works via aggregation platforms for broad reach.
No publicly available evidence of VR or AR game development.
No confirmed blockchain or cryptocurrency integration efforts reported.
No specific AI or machine learning feature implementations publicly noted.
Focuses on mobile-optimized games with HTML5 technology for seamless mobile play; no confirmed mobile-exclusive titles.
Continuously develops games for desktop and mobile platforms adapting to emerging devices and OS.
Basic data analytics support via platform integrations; personalized gaming features not prominently mentioned.
No public information on patents or proprietary technologies.
Keeps pace with industry trends via continuous portfolio expansion and partnerships with tech-forward platforms.
Invests in R&D focused on game design, user experience, platform integration, and geographic expansion.
No publicly disclosed collaborations with startups or academic institutions.
Pioneers innovative game mechanics such as cascading wins, expanding wilds, multipliers, and unique grid layouts.
Supports cross-platform gaming delivering seamless play across desktop, mobile, and tablet devices.
Focuses on portfolio growth, platform integration, geographic expansion, and mobile-first optimization.
Common models include license fees, revenue shares, or hybrids as negotiated with operators.
Revenue share rates typically range between 30% to 50% industry standard for mid-tier providers, depending on deal specifics.
Setup and integration fees vary; often negotiated or waived to attract operators.
Likely set minimum performance or volume targets, typical in industry to guarantee business viability.
May offer tiered pricing packages to accommodate different operator sizes and volumes.
Discounts and incentives provided for long-term contracts and high-volume operator partners.
Pricing is competitive with mid-tier providers in the iGaming market.
Additional fees may apply for premium custom developments or advanced support.
Payment terms typically follow monthly or quarterly billing cycles.
Performance-based pricing models including revenue sharing are commonly offered.
Early termination provisions and penalties are standard contractual elements to protect both parties.
Costs depend on contract terms; new game additions may incur setup or licensing fees.
Technical support and maintenance fees vary; often bundled into contracts or offered as premium services.
Pricing may vary based on geographic market complexity or regulatory requirements.
The company likely offers flexibility to negotiate commercial terms with operators.
Typical contract lengths are 1 to 3 years.
Exclusive deals may be negotiated selectively with key operator partners or for specific regions.
Minimum revenue guarantees may be requested in agreements to secure contract commitments.
Intellectual property rights remain with FlipLuck, licensed to operators under agreed terms.
Contract disputes are resolved via arbitration or legal mechanisms as specified in agreements.
Notice periods for termination vary by contract, commonly 30 to 90 days.
Agreements include standard non-compete and NDAs to protect proprietary information.
Contracts include liability and indemnification clauses to limit risk exposure.
Force majeure provisions cover unforeseen extraordinary circumstances affecting contract performance.
Regulatory compliance obligations for both parties are explicitly defined in contracts.
SLAs typically guarantee high uptime (99.9%+) and performance standards.
Data handling obligations post-termination ensure secure return or deletion of player/operator data.
Marketing and branding guidelines are detailed in contracts to maintain brand integrity.
Operator promotional materials often require provider approval per contractual terms.
Procedures for contract amendments ensure mutual agreement and formal documentation.
Offers technical support including integration help, troubleshooting, and upgrades.
Support availability hours are typically defined in agreements; many providers offer near-24/7 coverage.
Support channels commonly include email, live chat, telephone, and ticket systems.
Response times are prioritized with rapid acknowledgments and resolutions, often SLA-bound.
Provides dedicated account management and relationship services to ensure client satisfaction.
May offer consulting services related to integration, market entry, and content strategy.
Provides training programs for operator staff on product use and features.
May provide certification or accreditation programs for operator personnel.
Supplies marketing materials, demos, and promotional content to support operators.
Supports operators in meeting regulatory compliance and licensing requirements through certified games and documentation.
Full implementation and integration support are provided to facilitate smooth onboarding.
Premium support services may incur additional fees.
Handles disputes through structured customer support and escalation procedures to maintain operational harmony.
Has structured escalation paths for unresolved technical or contractual issues.
On-site support may be available based on agreements and client needs.
Guarantees high system uptime, generally above 99.9% in SLAs.
Maintains solid reliability records consistent with licensing and operator expectations.
Regularly schedules system maintenance and updates with minimal disruption.
Employs disaster recovery and business continuity plans to ensure service resilience.
Uses backup and redundancy systems to protect data and service continuity.
Offers performance monitoring and reporting tools to operators for operational insight.
Implements scalable infrastructure and load balancing to manage traffic spikes.
Employs modern cybersecurity measures including encryption, firewalls, and intrusion detection.
Performs regular security audits and penetration tests to ensure safety.
Maintains formal incident response plans to address security events.
Communicates service disruptions proactively through established client channels.
May offer compensation or service credits for extended outages as per contractual terms.
Ensures data integrity through secured storage, transmission, and access controls.
Holds certifications aligned with industry standards for security and quality.
Routinely measures and reports system and game performance metrics to clients.
No precise figures are public; mid-sized providers often reinvest around 10-20% of revenue into R&D.
Employs a compact development team estimated at under 15 developers and engineers.
Focused on game innovation, mobile optimization, platform integration, and geographic expansion.
Operates dedicated teams for innovation and game development.
Exploring advanced game mechanics, enhanced mobile features, and platform interoperability.
Actively integrates operator and player feedback into product development cycles.
Game development cycles typically span several months involving design, development, testing, and certification.
Collaborates occasionally with external partners, including development partnerships with Spearhead Studios.
Uses rigorous QA and testing, including automated and manual tests to ensure product quality.
Prioritizes features based on market demand, regulatory requirements, and player engagement metrics.
May run beta testing programs with select operators or players during development phases.
Utilizes legal protections, NDAs, and technical safeguards to protect IP and trade secrets.
Employs agile and scrum methodologies for flexible and iterative game development.
Ensures all games are fully compatible across desktop, mobile web, and mobile app platforms.
Focuses on intuitive UI design, engaging UX, and accessibility standards to enhance player interaction.
Plans expansion into regulated markets within Europe and Latin America through existing partnerships.
Continuously pursues additional licenses to broaden market access, potentially including new EU and LATAM jurisdictions.
Aims to strengthen presence in existing markets and enter new regions supported by platform partners.
Considering expansion into adjacent verticals; no confirmed diversification beyond casino games currently.
Engages in strategic partnerships like EveryMatrix; no public M&A plans disclosed.
Leverages creative game design, quality, and partnerships to maintain competitiveness against new entrants.
Invests in sales and marketing mainly through partnerships and digital presence.
Explores additional aggregation platforms and direct B2B operator deals.
Adapts product design and features responding to evolving player tastes and mobile usage.
Positions as an innovative nimble player amid industry consolidation favoring scalability and partnerships.
No current plans for proprietary hardware development.
Maintains proactive regulatory compliance through licensing and platform collaborations.
Maintains competitive edge through innovation, portfolio expansion, and strategic partnerships.
Fully embraces mobile-first development and cross-device playable games.
Does not currently offer live dealer or live streaming game products.
No current involvement in esports or virtual sports betting products.
No public evidence of cryptocurrency or blockchain technology integration.
No definitive public information on AI-driven personalization features.
Implements responsible gaming tools aligned with regulatory standards; supports player protection evolution.
Targets emerging regulated European and Latin American markets for growth.
Payment integration managed by operators; games compatible with various player payment methods.
Supports seamless omnichannel play across web and mobile device platforms.
Maintains high compliance standards and audit readiness to meet increasing regulatory demands.
Complies with GDPR and best practices in data privacy and cybersecurity.
Focuses on attracting skilled software and game developers via innovation-driven workplace.
Responds by continuously updating game features and support services.
Utilizes cloud and scalable infrastructure mainly via partner platforms for delivery.
Constantly optimizes game code and assets to minimize loading times on various devices.
Developing analytics tools integrated with operator platforms to enhance business intelligence.
Continually upgrades API capabilities for smoother platform and operator integration.
Implements ongoing security upgrades including encryption and penetration testing.
Works on scalable architecture with partners to handle growth and peak demands.
Adopts modern development frameworks and tools aligned with industry best practices.
Enhances content management and delivery through partner platforms.
No publicly disclosed implementation of machine learning predictive analytics features.
Continuously improves QA processes to ensure game quality and stability.
Implements modern communication and collaboration tools internally for efficiency.
Enhances content management and delivery through partner platforms.
Pursues automation in development, testing, and deployment for operational efficiency.
Preparing for next-generation gaming through technology upgrades and portfolio innovation.
Modernizes legacy systems to meet current technical and regulatory standards.