TaDa Gaming games
TaDa Gaming is a Malta-based studio founded in 2019 as part of Taiwan's International Games System (IGS). It holds MGA, UK, Ontario, Swedish, Romanian and Greek approvals and makes Asian-themed slots, fishing and crash games, such as 3 Pot Dragons.
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Who TaDa Gaming is
TaDa Gaming launched in 2019 as the online arm of International Games System (IGS), a Taiwanese company that has built arcade and gaming machines since 1989. TaDa is based in Malta and expanded from Taipei into Latin America first, then into regulated Europe and North America. It holds a Malta Gaming Authority critical supply licence and, more recently, UK, Ontario, Swedish, Romanian and Greek approvals. Its games are also certified by testing labs such as BMM, GLI and Gaming Associates.
Its catalogue runs to more than 160 games across slots, fishing games, crash, table, card and bingo.
What TaDa games are known for
- Asian themes with arcade roots. Dragons, gods and fortune symbols, plus the fishing and arcade formats IGS is known for.
- Jackpot pots. Several slots, including 3 Pot Dragons, collect value into pots that pay out in features.
- Above-average RTPs on some titles. The slot in our data publishes 97%.
- Broad formats. Not only slots: TaDa also makes fishing shooters, crash games and bingo.
Best TaDa games
3 Pot Dragons is the TaDa slot in our library. It’s a dragon-themed game with three pots that fill during play, an RTP of 97%, medium volatility and a top win of 10000x your stake. That RTP is high for a slot, which makes it cheaper to play over time than many alternatives. That still means about R3 of every R100 staked goes to the casino.
Where South Africans can play TaDa
TaDa appears mainly at international casinos, many on SOFTSWISS and other aggregators. We haven’t confirmed a South African provincially licensed casino that lists it. 1Win is open to South Africans, has large slot and fishing sections and offers 500% up to R75,000 over 4 deposits; it’s licensed in Curaçao, so there’s no provincial board to complain to.
With a high RTP and medium volatility, 3 Pot Dragons is a sensible slot for clearing bonus wagering, if the casino counts it fully. Check the eligible-games list first.
Why TaDa’s licences matter
Asian-focused studios often hold few or no regulated licences. TaDa is an exception, with approvals in some of the toughest markets, including the UK and Sweden. For a South African player, that’s reassurance that its games have been independently tested, though your protection still depends on where you play.
Similar studios
For more Asian slots and fishing games, see KA Gaming, Live22, YGR and PG Soft. Habanero has many Asian-themed games with free demos here. Browse our slots and fishing games pages.
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Frequently asked questions
Who owns TaDa Gaming?
TaDa Gaming is part of International Games System (IGS), a Taiwanese gaming technology company founded in 1989.
Is TaDa Gaming licensed?
Yes. It holds a Malta Gaming Authority critical supply licence and approvals from the UK Gambling Commission, Ontario's AGCO, Sweden's Spelinspektionen, Romania's ONJN and Greece. It has no South African licence.
Where can I play TaDa Gaming in South Africa?
At international casinos that carry TaDa, often through SOFTSWISS and other aggregators. We haven't confirmed a South African licensed casino that lists it, so check the lobby.
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