BGaming: crypto-native, Malta-licensed, two crash games
BGaming built its name on Bitcoin casinos and then collected the licences. Space XY is its crash title; its Plinko is everywhere.
Updated 20 October 2026
BGaming started as the game studio inside a crypto casino platform and grew into a licensed supplier with more than 250 titles. It is still crypto-native at heart: provably fair on everything, crypto-friendly integrations, a streaming presence it claims is top five in the industry. Its crash game, Space XY (2021), is solid rather than famous. Its Plinko is a different story; the BGaming version is one of the two or three that every other studio copied.
Licences
The licensed entity is Stable Games Ltd, Valletta, with a Malta Gaming Authority B2B critical supply licence (MGA/B2B/785/2020, issued March 2021). Games are tested by iTech Labs and BMM Testlabs including RNG certification. BGaming holds ISO/IEC 27001 for its software and infrastructure, and lists local certifications or approvals in Italy, Spain, Brazil and Peru, with Romanian and Cypriot regulator logos in its footer as well. That stack is why BGaming crash games appear at ADM-licensed Italian sites, not just at the crypto casinos it grew up with.
The games
Space XY is a rocket climbing an X-Y chart. Dual bet, auto cash-out, provably fair, 97% RTP and a 10,000x ceiling. It is clean and quick, and the chart presentation shows the curve's shape better than most. It is often confused with Zeppelin, the Betsolutions airship, because both sit in the same crypto lobbies; they are unrelated games from unrelated studios.
BGaming's Plinko is not on our provider grid because we cover Plinko under Spribe, but it deserves a line. The BGaming configuration offers up to 99% RTP at its highest setting, a 1,000x top bucket, and a look that half the industry has borrowed. Aviamasters, a slot-crash hybrid, won a SiGMA award and gets some traffic in Europe.
What sets BGaming apart
Platform reach. BGaming integrates with more than forty aggregators and platforms, SOFTSWISS, Microgaming and Playtech among them, and claims 3,000-plus operator clients. For a player that translates to: if you are at a crypto casino, BGaming games are almost certainly in the lobby. Provably fair on every title is the second thing; BGaming has done this since before most studios knew the phrase.
What it lacks is a flagship. Space XY does not have the brand that Aviator or JetX has, and it has no feature (jackpot, partial cash-out, progression) that gives a reason to choose it over the famous ones. It is the crash game you play because it is there.
Where you find BGaming games
Crypto casinos first: Stake carries some BGaming, as do BC.Game, Bitstarz and most SOFTSWISS-platform brands. Licensed: Italian ADM operators and a growing set of Spanish and Brazilian sites. Among the brands we test in South Asia, 1xBet and Melbet carry Space XY. Check the Space XY page for the current list.
Frequently asked questions
Is BGaming licensed?
Yes. The licensed entity, Stable Games Ltd, holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence (MGA/B2B/785/2020, issued March 2021). BGaming also holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification, has its games tested by iTech Labs and BMM, and lists local certifications in Italy, Spain, Brazil and Peru plus Romania and Cyprus approvals.
What is the RTP of Space XY?
97%, matching Aviator and JetX, with a 10,000x ceiling and a 0.10 min bet. BGaming publishes the figure and it is consistent across the operators we have checked. BGaming's Plinko varies by risk setting and version; its highest configuration reaches 99%, which is why it is so widely cloned.
Is Space XY better than Aviator?
Same RTP, so it is a matter of taste. Space XY has a clearer chart presentation and the same dual bet and auto cash-out. Aviator has a far bigger live community, an official free demo and ten times the operators. We play Space XY at crypto casinos where it is native and Aviator everywhere else.
Daniel Reyes
Daniel has written about online casino games since 2016 and has been playing crash games since the first Bustabit era. He owns the editorial standards on this site and signs off every global page.