1X2 Gaming is a casino game studio: it builds the titles, sets their mathematics, and publishes the return figures casinos then run. No title of theirs is documented here yet, because none of the studio's own specification pages has been read for one. That published figure is what this site records, never a casino lobby tile. Checked 2026-08-26.
Pros and cons
What stands out about 1X2 Gaming, and what to check before you rely on one of its titles — both grounded in what its own pages actually publish.
The Gambling Commission's public register lists account 2266, 'Football 1 x 2 Limited', at the studio's own Brighton head office address, holding active Remote licences for Gambling Software and Game Host (Casino/Bingo) since 2015 and 2018 respectively, checked directly on 26 Aug 2026.
Plinko GO's own game page lists RTP variants of 96%, 94% and 92% with a stated volatility and maximum multiplier, directly in the page text rather than behind a request to an operator, and marks the title 'UKGC Certified'.
The studio's own product category page lists 75 titles as of 26 Aug 2026, including recent releases such as 420 Blaze It, Crashout Firework and Bull Dozer, indicating an actively maintained catalogue rather than a dormant brand kept alive only in name.
Neither 1x2network.com's About page nor 1X2gaming's LinkedIn page names an independent RNG/fairness testing lab (eCOGRA, GLI, iTechLabs, BMM, Quinel) for this studio specifically. Plinko GO's own page states it is 'UKGC Certified', which is a regulatory licence claim rather than an independent RNG-fairness certificate, so `testingLabs` is recorded empty rather than guessed.
The only technology claim found is a single line on the studio's LinkedIn page stating development 'across both Flash and HTML5 platforms'. 1x2network.com itself does not carry a dedicated page describing device support, load behaviour, or download requirements.
1X2 Network's About page states a Malta Gaming Authority Type 1 licence, MGA/CRP/635/2018, but the MGA's own verification tool is a JavaScript-driven search widget that could not be driven in this session, so that licence is recorded as operator-stated rather than verified.
Plinko GO publishes RTP variants directly on its own page, but Solaspins has not yet built a full Game entry citing that figure, so no title from this studio carries a spec sheet on this site yet.
Checked 2026-08-26. Licence rows link to the regulator's own register, not to the studio's footer badge — a badge is a claim and a register is a check.
Based in Brighton, UK.
Virtual sports, particularly virtual football · Classic-style and branded slots · Arcade and crash-style games · Table games
UK Gambling Commission; Malta Gaming Authority
Titles Solaspins has read from this studio's own pages.
Each row names the authority the studio says licenses it, and links to that authority's own verification tool so you can resolve it yourself.
| Regulator | Licence number | How we know | Checked | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK Gambling Commission | 002266-R-320513-017 | Resolved in the regulator's own register | 2026-08-26 | Open the register |
| Malta Gaming Authority | MGA/CRP/635/2018 | Stated by the studio; not resolved in the register | 2026-08-26 | Open the register |
What 1X2 Gaming actually builds, how it runs on a phone, and how far its titles are distributed — each sourced to the studio's own pages.
Plinko GO's own game page describes the core loop as players aiming for multiplier buckets at the base of a pin board, with 'gameplay customisation options to adjust volatility, game speed and board size' rather than a fixed configuration, and the studio also ships a branded variant of the same mechanic (Plinko GO Branded).
1X2gaming's own product catalogue lists titles such as Crashout Firework built on the crash-game format: a rising multiplier the player cashes out of before it busts, alongside the studio's older, reel-based slot catalogue.
1X2gaming's own LinkedIn company page states it develops 'virtual sports, table games, and slots across both Flash and HTML5 platforms'. Neither 1x2network.com's homepage nor the individual game pages checked (Plinko GO) restate this in more specific terms; the homepage refers only to 'mobile-first' delivery without naming a technology stack.
1X2gaming is one of at least three internal studios (alongside Iron Dog Studio and Prospect Gaming) inside the wider 1X2 Network group, which its own homepage describes as operating both as a content creator and as an aggregator through its '1X2 Aggregation Platform', connecting its own and third-party studios' content to operator partners. 1X2 Network states regulatory reach across Great Britain, Malta, Greece, Romania, Sweden, Ontario, Michigan and Peru, and its 1X2gaming product catalogue alone lists 75 titles as of 26 Aug 2026, spanning slots, virtual sports, table games and crash-style arcade titles.
Every figure is the studio's own published number, linked to the studio's own page. Operators can license alternate configurations, so confirm the figure inside the lobby you play in.
We list a game only once we have read the studio's own spec sheet. A table filled from a casino lobby tile or a third-party database would look exactly the same and mean nothing.
Named by 1X2 Gaming itself as titles it features — no RTP claim rides on this list, only the documented table above carries one.
An arcade-style ball-drop game, categorised by the studio as 'ARCADE | NON TRADITIONAL | BRANDABLE'. Its own game page states RTP variants of 96%, 94% and 92% with low volatility and a maximum multiplier of 420x, and marks the title 'UKGC Certified'.
SourceA horror-themed 'Book of' slot in the studio's catalogue, following the book-symbol-expansion format common to that genre.
SourceA cannabis-themed arcade-style title, one of the studio's more recent releases alongside Crashout Firework and Bull Dozer.
SourceYes. The UK Gambling Commission's public register lists account 2266, 'Football 1 x 2 Limited', at the studio's own Brighton address, holding active Remote licences for Gambling Software and Game Host (Casino/Bingo), checked directly on the register on 26 Aug 2026. A separate Malta Gaming Authority licence is stated by the studio but not yet resolved on the MGA's own register.
At least one title does: Plinko GO's own game page states RTP variants of 96%, 94% and 92% directly in the page text. This record has not confirmed the same for every title in the studio's 75-title catalogue.
It began as a virtual-football specialist in 2002 and has since expanded into classic-style slots, table games, and more recently crash and arcade-style titles such as Crashout Firework and Plinko GO. It is the original founding brand inside the wider 1X2 Network group.
Yes. It is one of at least three internal studios inside 1X2 Network, alongside Iron Dog Studio and Prospect Gaming. Neither of those two has a Solaspins record yet, so no group-brand link is recorded on this page.
No independent testing-lab certificate could be resolved for this studio. Plinko GO's own page states it is 'UKGC Certified', which reflects the regulator's licensing oversight rather than a separate RNG-fairness lab report, so this record lists no testing lab rather than treating a licence claim as a fairness certificate.
1X2 Gaming is a long-running British studio, one of the oldest names in this catalogue, and its UK licence resolves cleanly on the Gambling Commission's own register under the entity the studio's site names. Its catalogue is broad rather than deep: virtual football, classic slots, table games and a newer run of crash and arcade titles like Plinko GO and Crashout Firework, several of which publish their own RTP variants where many older-catalogue studios do not. What is missing is any independently resolvable testing-lab certificate behind those figures, and a dedicated technology page beyond a one-line LinkedIn claim of Flash and HTML5 support. It is a studio worth knowing by name rather than by a single standout title.
Everything on this page is attributed to a page the studio publishes itself, or to a regulator's or testing lab's own register. Where a claim has not been resolved in that source, the row says so rather than implying a check that has not happened. Last verified 2026-08-26.