Sweet Bomb
or a Wild
A 6×5 candy-cascade slot. Pays-anywhere wins clear the grid, new symbols tumble in, and candy bombs of up to x250 each add up.
Inside the cascade
Every win clears its symbols, the board refills from above, and the multiplier climbs while the chain holds. Free spins are where bombs land, and they add together.
96% is a long-run average, not a promise about tonight.
RTP is the share of every dollar wagered a game returns across millions of simulated spins. At 96%, the design returns 96 cents per dollar staked over the very long run.
A hundred spins can land far above it or far below it. Both are normal. Drag the sample size and watch the spread collapse toward the line.
Built on Stake Engine
Every Gambit Games title is developed on Stake Engine, a developer-forward remote gaming server built for studios that want full control over their math and their frontend.
The lineup
02 titles · 02 playable demosSweet Bomb or a Wild
6×5 candy cascade, playable demo.
Dragon Hoard
Cluster pays. Early, rough demo.
In the Works
Announced when it holds tolerance.
Built to pass inspection
The math is not bolted on after launch. It is the foundation an auditor can step through, round by round.
Deterministic, auditable RNG
Every outcome runs the math-sdk pipeline: a reproducible chain from seed to payout, no black box in between.
Replay mode by default
Any round can be stepped through exactly as it was dealt, by a regulator or by your own review team.
RTP tolerance enforced in testing
Every bet mode is tested against a ±0.5% band before it reaches a build, not adjusted after the fact.
Mandatory mute control
Sound control is wired into the engine on every title, never buried in a menu for the player to find.
What operators are saying
The math was already settled, so review only had to look at the reskin. That cut our usual integration timeline by more than half.
Players do not know it is the same engine under the hood, and they do not need to. Each theme feels like its own game.
Fastest RTP sign-off we have run for a themed variant. Nothing in the math changed, so there was nothing new to re-litigate.
One integration. Every release after it.
Kickoff call
Scope and requirements.
Math / RGS integration
1–2 weeks.
Frontend + compliance review
1–2 weeks.
Certification & launch
Jurisdiction dependent.
Request the integration guide
Tell us about your platform and we will follow up with the RGS integration reference and spec sheet.
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