Betsoft

Founding and Ownership

Betsoft Gaming states that it was founded in 2006 and that it has spent the two decades since building a portfolio of RNG casino content. The company is Maltese: its privacy page gives its company address as 2nd floor, Suite 7, Valletta Buildings, South Street, Valletta, and its site footer carries the copyright line of Betsoft Gaming LTD. Betsoft publishes nothing on its own site about a parent company or a group, and no register read names one, so this page records no owner above Betsoft Gaming LTD rather than guessing at one.

What It Supplies

Betsoft states a portfolio of more than 200 RNG games spanning slots, table games, video poker and specialty titles, distributed through partnerships with over 500 operators and platforms. The studio is best known for the Slots3 range of cinematic 3D slots; it also sells crash games, a set of fifteen lightweight Mini Games, table games, and a back office called Casino Manager. Its player-engagement tools are sold as the Drive suite, which Betsoft describes as a promotional toolbox of standalone and integrated applications across its games, and which includes Take the Prize and Tournament. Nothing on this page states a return-to-player figure: RTP in Betsoft's catalogue is set per game and per build, and any figure belongs on the page for the game it describes.

Where Its Games Appear

Betsoft's own releases place its content with operators in regulated European and Latin American markets. It went live with bet365 Italy in August 2025, bringing slots, table games, arcade titles and crash games to that operator, and it has announced launches with Holland Casino in the Netherlands and 888casino in Spain, together with Colombian, Peruvian, Mexican, Romanian, Latvian and Lithuanian operator signings.

Licensing and Certification

Betsoft does not publish licence numbers. Under the heading Licenses its site says only that the company is subject to transparent audits and holds independent certifications across multiple regulatory jurisdictions, and the marks it displays there are Italy's Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli, Gaming Laboratories International and the Maltese test house Quinel — two of which are testing laboratories rather than regulators. The most detailed licence statement Betsoft has made publicly is a press release of June 2018, which said the company had been awarded a Class II licence by the Romanian National Gambling Office and that it was headquartered and licensed to operate in Malta with an additional licence in Curaçao. That statement is from 2018 and is recorded here as Betsoft's own claim at that date; it has not been confirmed on any regulator's register. Betsoft does not appear on the Gambling Commission's public register, so it holds no British remote gambling software licence.