Real Time Gaming

What It Is

RealTime Gaming, generally shortened to RTG, is an online casino software brand. Its own site dates the business to 1998 and describes a platform spanning download and instant-play games, mobile, kiosks, a back end for operators, business intelligence and affiliate and agency systems — but that site has not been maintained in some time: its legal page carries the notice “2017. All rights are reserved.” and the product list still offers Flash, which browsers stopped running in 2020. What RTG supplies today, if anything, is not something this page can establish.

Ownership and Corporate Position

RTG publishes no ownership statement. Its site names no parent company, no corporate entity and no registered address, and its contact route offers only a general enquiry form. No owner for RTG could be established, either from its own site or from a register.

Licensing

RTG states no gambling licence of its own anywhere on its site. A search of the Gambling Commission's business register for "real time gaming" returns no results, so RTG does not appear there as a British gambling software licensee under that name. That is a statement about the British register only, and not about any other jurisdiction.

Games and Return to Player

RTG publishes no game total of its own, so none is given. Return to player is set per game and per operator build, and is never a property of the supplier.

The Claimed Link to NuWorks

NuWorks is often said to be somehow related to RealTime Gaming, with the relationship then treated as established. No primary record of it exists: RealTime Gaming's own site names no owner, no corporate entity and no affiliates, and neither company appears on the British register. Nothing is claimed either way.