Genii games
Genii is a casino content supplier that holds a Malta licence and was best known for its Spin16 slot format and a catalogue of more than 130 games. In our library it is listed as the maker of Dice Breaker, a dice-themed slot, though some sources credit that title to another studio.
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Who Genii is
Genii is a casino games supplier that was most active in the mid-2010s. Trade coverage from that period describes it licensing a portfolio of more than 130 casino games and signing distribution deals with platforms such as BetConstruct, Digitain, Altenar, Omega and Gaming Innovation Group. It was granted a Malta remote gaming licence, which let it supply Malta-licensed operators.
Its best-known idea was Spin16, a slot format built around a 4x4 grid, and it also ran a casino platform for operators. Recent news about the company is thin, so its current status is less clear than that of the studios that dominate today’s lobbies.
What Genii games are known for
- Classic and dice themes. Many Genii titles use dice, fruits and simple casino symbols.
- Grid formats. Spin16 and similar layouts pay on rows and columns rather than traditional reels and lines.
- Small, steady wins. Its games are generally lower volatility than modern feature-heavy slots.
- Wide distribution. Its games went out through several large B2B platforms, which is why they still appear in older casino catalogues.
Best Genii games
Dice Breaker is the Genii title in our library. It’s a dice-themed slot where dice symbols drive the bonus features. Its RTP isn’t confirmed in our data, and the provider attribution varies between sources. Slot databases list it under Genii, while at least one casino site credits a Dice Breaker slot to Saucify. If the RTP matters to you, and it should, open the game’s info screen at your casino before you stake.
Where South Africans can play Genii games
Genii’s games turn up mainly in older or very large international lobbies. We haven’t confirmed a South African provincially licensed casino that lists them. 1Win has a very large slot library open to South Africans and offers 500% up to R75,000 over 4 deposits; it’s licensed in Curaçao, so there’s no provincial board behind it.
If you can’t find the provider name or the RTP for a slot, that’s a good reason to play something else. South African licensed casinos carry thousands of slots from studios such as Pragmatic Play and Habanero that publish their figures clearly.
Older catalogues and RTP
Slots from older catalogues sometimes run on lower RTP settings than new releases, because they were built for a different market. Check before you play.
Similar studios
For dice and classic-style games, see Wazdan and Amatic Industries. For other small studios in our library, try GMW and Triple Profits Games. All free demos are on our slots page.
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Frequently asked questions
Who makes Dice Breaker?
Slot databases list Dice Breaker under Genii, which is how our data records it. Some casino sites credit a Dice Breaker slot to Saucify (BetOnSoft), so check the provider name in your casino's lobby.
Is Genii licensed?
Genii was granted a Malta remote gaming licence and has supplied operators through platforms such as BetConstruct, Digitain and Gaming Innovation Group.
Where can I play Genii games in South Africa?
Mostly at international casinos that take its games through aggregators. We haven't confirmed a South African licensed casino that lists Genii, so check the lobby first.
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