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Gaming Realms

Headquarters
United Kingdom
Slots Reviewed
10
Avg RTP
95.20%
Typical Volatility
High
Avg Score
7.6/10

Gaming Realms is the London-listed company behind Slingo, a hybrid of slots and bingo. It licenses Slingo versions of well-known brands including Rainbow Riches, Starburst and Deal or No Deal, and trades on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market under ticker GMR.

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RTPWhat is RTP?94.19%96.5% (avg 95.20%)
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Who Is Gaming Realms?

Gaming Realms plc is a London-headquartered company listed on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market under ticker GMR (also quoted on the US OTCQX market). It owns the Slingo brand and mechanic, and its UK-facing operating subsidiary, Alchemybet Limited, holds a UK Gambling Commission licence (account number 30880).

What Makes Gaming Realms Distinctive

Slingo combines a slot machine's reels with a 5x5 bingo-style card: players get a limited number of spins to fill numbers on their card, with wins triggered by completing lines or patterns rather than by matching symbols across a payline in a single spin. Gaming Realms licenses well-known slot and TV brands and rebuilds them in this format, pairing familiar themes and soundtracks with Slingo's bingo-plus-slot gameplay. The company pivoted from running its own casino brands to a pure business-to-business content licensor, and content is now live with operators including bet365, Betfred and Betano.

Notable Titles

Slingo Rainbow Riches, Slingo Deal or No Deal and Slingo Starburst are among Gaming Realms' flagship titles, each pairing a recognisable existing slot or TV brand with the Slingo format.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Slingo?

Slingo is a hybrid casino game combining slot-machine reels with a 5x5 bingo-style card — players spin reels and match numbers on their card to complete lines, blending two familiar mechanics into one format.

What's the difference between Slingo and a normal slot?

A standard slot pays out based on matching symbols across reels in a single spin. Slingo instead gives players a limited number of spins to fill numbers on a bingo-style card, with wins triggered by completing lines or patterns.

Is Gaming Realms licensed to operate in the UK?

Gaming Realms’ UK-facing operating subsidiary, Alchemybet Limited, holds a UK Gambling Commission licence (account number 30880).

Why are there Slingo versions of games like Starburst, Rainbow Riches and Deal or No Deal?

Gaming Realms licenses well-known slot and TV brands and rebuilds them in the Slingo format, pairing a recognisable theme with the bingo-plus-slot mechanic.

Is Gaming Realms a UK company?

Yes. Gaming Realms plc is headquartered in London and listed on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market under ticker GMR.