Company overview
Spribe develops fast, casual casino games that it classifies as mini games. The history on its about page records that the company was founded in August 2018, formed a partnership with the Georgian online casino Adjarabet the following month and took its flagship game, Aviator, live in January 2019. The first batch of its Turbo Games followed in May 2019.
Aviator is a multiplayer crash game in which a multiplier grows until the round ends at a random point. Spribe lists an RTP of 97% for Aviator, as it does for Dice, HiLo and Mini Roulette. Its game pages describe social features such as in-game chat, live bets and statistics, and promotional tools for operators, including free bets and a Rain Promo that releases free bets into the chat. The pages list desktop, tablet and mobile as supported devices, and the site states that all games are hosted on Amazon Web Services.
The legal entity named on its website is Spribe OÜ. Its about page lists a Malta Gaming Authority B2B critical gaming supply and gaming service licence, a Class 2 licence from Romania's National Gambling Office, full approval for game supply in Gibraltar and a supplier registration in Ontario, alongside RNG and game certificates for markets including Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands and Switzerland. The same page shows its UK Gambling Commission remote operating licence as suspended, while the site footer still refers to UK regulation, so the current status should be confirmed on the Gambling Commission's public register.
Game categories
Games in the database
| Game | RTP | Volatility | Grid / lines | Released | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AviatorSpribe · Crash game
|
97% | Not published | Jan 2019 | ||
DiceSpribe · Mini game
|
97% | Not published | — | ||
HiLoSpribe · Mini game
|
97% | Not published | — | ||
Mini RouletteSpribe · Mini game
|
97% | Not published | — |
Release history
From Spribe's company history:
- August 2018: company founded
- September 2018: partnership with Adjarabet
- January 2019: Aviator goes live
- May 2019: first batch of Turbo Games launched
- November 2019: game certification received
- February 2020: first stand at ICE London
- December 2020: licensing received from the MGA and UKGC (the UKGC licence is now listed as suspended on the same page)
Licences recorded
Licences listed by the company itself. A licence held by a studio is not the same as a licence held by an operator that offers its games.
| Regulator | Reference |
|---|---|
| Malta Gaming Authority | RN/189/2020 |
| Romania National Gambling Office – Class 2 licence | Nr.785/24.04.2020 |
| Gibraltar Gaming Commission – full approval on game supply | Not published |
| Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario – gaming-related supplier registration | GRSM1292973 |
| Ministry of Finance of Georgia – permit for game supply | N19-02/05 |
| Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board – certificate of suitability | 10189818-001 |