Quickfire
Quickfire was Microgaming's games-aggregation platform brand, and it has been retired. The name appears nowhere on Microgaming's own current site, the Gambling Commission's business register returns no result for it, and quickfire.com is a parked domain offered for sale. What became of the aggregated portfolio and progressive jackpot network the name described is not something we can show you. Games Global is a business-to-business supplier established in 2022 that runs an aggregated portfolio and a progressive jackpot network of its own, and it is the company trade reporting ties to this one — but neither the name Quickfire nor the name Microgaming appears anywhere in Games Global’s own published material, and no register entry or company document we read connects them. We would rather tell you that than pass on a corporate history we cannot source.
Casinos Carrying Quickfire
No casino on this site has been recorded as carrying Quickfire yet.
About Quickfire
Quickfire Is a Retired Brand
Quickfire was the name Microgaming gave its games-aggregation platform, through which operators took Microgaming titles and third-party studio titles from a single integration. The brand is gone. The Gambling Commission's business register returns no result for "quickfire", so there is no British licensee or trading name of that name. Microgaming's own current site does not use the word Quickfire anywhere: it presents its content directly, stating that it delivers more than 500 games live on over 1,000 websites. And quickfire.com is no longer a gambling site at all — it is a parked domain advertised for sale by a domain broker.
What Replaced It
The aggregated catalogue and progressive jackpot network that the Quickfire name used to describe are now run by Games Global, which states that it was established in 2022 and that it has a portfolio of more than 1,300 proprietary games drawn from more than 40 in-house and partnered studios. Its published studio list includes Just For The Win Studios, Stormcraft Studios, Gameburger Studios, Fortune Factory Studios, Triple Edge Studios and Foxium. Games Global Operations Limited is licensed in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 58841.
What Could Not Be Established
No primary source supports describing Quickfire as a live product, so nothing here does. No bet volume, jackpot total or brand count is given for it: the figures that circulated were never sourced, and the platform they described no longer exists. Return to player is set per game and per build and is never a property of a platform.
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