Evolution Gaming: Crazy Time's Studio and Its Five Lobby Cards
By TAYA777 Editorial Team
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Evolution gaming is the live-dealer studio most players meet through Crazy Time and Lightning Roulette, a Stockholm outfit dating from 2006. In the catalogue the lobby loads for a logged-out visitor it shrinks to five cards, each a label rather than a table. The question this page rules on is the gap between the two: what the studio is, and how little those five labels tell you on their own.
Evolution gaming on the record
Studio facts below come from its own compliance page and the regulators’ registers. Keep them apart from any fact about a site that happens to display its tables.
| Item | On the record |
|---|---|
| Founded and based | 2006, Stockholm, Sweden |
| Specialism | Live-dealer tables and hosted game shows |
| Malta Gaming Authority | Critical supply licence (B2B, casino) |
| UK Gambling Commission | Remote software licence from October 2015, game host from August 2021 |
| Testing | GLI certification |
| In the Philippines | Cebu studio opened 2025 with One Visaya Gaming; PAGCOR approved live-dealer list for its games |
One footnote belongs on the record too. In July 2026 the UK regulator published a £4.75m settlement after reviewing how weak anti-money-laundering checks opened a route for unlicensed sites to reach UK customers with its games, and the licence stayed in force. PAGCOR revoked One Visaya Gaming’s own consumer licence that August 2025; streaming from the Cebu studio continues under a separate B2B licence.
The rule: a studio licence and a game-content approval cover the studio and its games. The call: neither one tells you the lobby showing the table has standing of its own. Why: a PAGCOR-approved game can appear on a site PAGCOR never licensed, so the separate legit-or-not check still has to happen.
What the five lobby cards show logged out
Five labels are all the catalogue prints under this studio’s name. Rule on each one by what the label can and cannot tell you.
| Card | What its name settles | Where the rules live |
|---|---|---|
| Game shows | Hosted wheel-style games; no show is named | how the Crazy Time wheel pays |
| Baccarat sicbo | Two different games under one label | baccarat drawing rules and sicbo dice bets |
| Roulette | The wheel, with no version given | roulette odds on one zero |
| Blackjack | Seats at the card table, no version given | blackjack charts for live seats |
| Reward games | Almost nothing: read the tile list before staking | The card’s own screen |
None of Monopoly Live, Lightning Roulette or Crazy Time appears by name in this list, although they are the titles the studio is best known for. Absence from the list settles nothing either way: it stops at the card, and individual tables only reveal themselves once a card is open.
Before you stake at an Evolution table
Three checks keep the name from doing your thinking for you.
- Confirm where your account lives. Cards like these belong to the lobby’s own site, and the login route for that site is where they open. Those cards open on the lobby’s site, while Join 76JL on this page belongs to another casino, 76JL.
- Find the return inside the game. Return figures exist for the studio’s game shows, and the help panel of the table you have open is where to read the one that applies.
- Set a limit ahead of the first round. Live shows move fast and reward nobody for chasing them, so keep responsible gaming routines for live shows next to the session, along with this hub of live casino rulebooks.
How to Get Started
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Read the card name, then the tiles inside
A card here is a doorway rather than a table. Open it and note which tables it really holds before you take a name from the list as a promise.
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Check the panel for that table
Stake range, payouts and any fee are printed inside the game. Read them at the table you plan to sit at, because two tables sharing a name can price bets differently.
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Judge the lobby apart from the studio
The studio's licences are the studio's. Put the question of whether a given lobby has standing of its own on a separate line and answer it there.
