JILI7 Game Providers — Every Studio Covered Here

Casinos and the studios that supply their games are different companies under different regulators; getting that wrong is the most common mistake here. Starting from the games in Philippine-facing lobbies, these pages trace each studio: who stands behind it, what its licence truly covers, and whether its published return-to-player figure is open to checking. There are 5 pages below.

Everything in this section

5 pages cover this, each limited to a single entry and none a summary of several. Fields above that read “not published” come with an explanation on the entry’s page of who would have needed to publish them.

Each entry in a paragraph

After this short run-through you will know which page to open first.

PG Soft explained

Founded 2015, based in Valletta, Malta. Builds slots.

When you read its page, Malta Gaming Authority is the first record. Pocket Games Software Limited (C 76195) stands as licensee for MGA/B2B/435/2017.

A quoted figure for one of its titles is traceable to the studio, given that it publishes RTP. PG Soft’s RTP is in its game data and absent from the rendered page, where visitors get a blank dash and the figure travels in the server payload.

Pragmatic Play in full

Founded 2015, based in Gibraltar. It puts together slots, live casino, bingo, crash games and virtual sports.

When you read its page, Malta Gaming Authority is the first record. The B2B licence reference MGA/B2B/619/2018 is held by Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited.

A quoted figure for one of its titles is traceable to the studio, given that it publishes RTP. Pragmatic reduces a title’s RTP set to a single published number, the top one, on its own game pages.

JILI explained

Details of establishment year and headquarters have not been put out by it. Its work falls into fishing games, slots, bingo, and table and card games.

Leading off the page, the first record belongs to PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department). Approval from PAGCOR EGLD covers JILI titles, and the list of approved electronic games shows it.

It publishes no RTP. This site stays out of quoting figures for its titles, and third-party estimates elsewhere give conflicting numbers.

The Evolution entry

Founded 2006, based in Stockholm, Sweden. Builds live dealer casino, live game shows.

When you read its page, Malta Gaming Authority is the first record. Evolution Gaming Malta Limited, the licensee, with reference MGA/CRP/187/2010.

A quoted figure for one of its titles is traceable to the studio, given that it publishes RTP. Marked as publishing RTP because consistent figures from third-party sources cover Evolution’s game-show titles..

The FA CHAI Gaming entry

Founded 2019, and states no headquarters. Builds games in these categories: arcade games, slots, 3D fishing games and table games.

At the top of its page’s records sits Curacao Gaming Authority. Operating FA CHAI’s site, WiseInNet Technologies B.V.

A quoted figure for one of its titles is traceable to the studio, given that it publishes RTP. Among these seven studios, the one whose figures are simplest to check is FA CHAI, which displays RTP on its own public games listing..

The details on game providers are in the game itself, so open it and look

Nothing here is meant to be accepted purely because it is stated. Where these pages state a licence, the claim came from a public register, which anyone may open:

1. The MGA authorisation portal holds Malta licences, and the right search term is the company name, not the brand. Pragmatic Play’s Malta licence illustrates how a licensee can be a differently named subsidiary: Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited holds it, and no entity called Pragmatic Play does.
2. Verifying a UK licence means searching its account number on the Gambling Commission public register. Both the activities of an active licence, with their start dates, and any regulatory settlement against the holder can be read from a single record.
3. Studio listings under PAGCOR EGLD appear in an approved-games PDF, which you can find on pagcor.ph. Take note of what the approval is for: game content that licensed operators use. For the studio to count as licensed, the document has to say so; if it doesn’t, it isn’t.
4. RTP figures are found on the studio’s own page for the specific title, so open it there. If there is no figure, comparison sites cannot invent one, and if two comparison sites give conflicting numbers, the conflict is the finding.

The thing most often got wrong here

At the centre of this topic sits the difference between a PAGCOR operator licence and a PAGCOR EGLD listing. Game content from a studio carries PAGCOR approval, for use by its licensed operators, when the studio has an EGLD listing. Do not take it for a studio licence; it is silent on whichever casino carries those games.

Of the seven studios in the list below, four are covered by that alone. Their pages make the distinction in simple language: one word divides “PAGCOR listed” from “PAGCOR licensed”, and it is the licensed status that most readers hope they have found.

Finding game providers at JILI7

1. Sign in at JILI7 and open the game lobby.
2. Reach a game by searching its title, or by filtering the lobby to one studio.
3. Go to the info screen inside the game and read its stake range and paytable before you play.
4. With a new studio, keep the stake low, and set the session budget before you do anything else.