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2J Game

2J Game

Also known as: 2J, 2J GAME

2J Game is a casino-game studio whose catalogue of more than 100 titles spans slots, fish games, crash and mines games, multiplayer arcade formats and card games such as Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, Domino QiuQiu and Rummy, with a strong South and Southeast Asian slant. It supplies operators through a seamless-wallet API.

Ownership
2J Game Inc. (as named in the site footer); no registration number, address or parent company disclosed.
Products
slots, fish games, crash games, instant games, table games, multiplayer games
Also known as
2J, 2J GAME
Website
2j.com

Presence

Casino brands

83

Open brands seen carrying 2J Game in any market; closed casinos are not counted. A brand counts once, however many markets and sources list it.

History

2J Game, trading through 2J Game Inc., presents itself as a game development studio for mobile-first casino content, with a team it puts at 200 employees, led by co-founders it does not name. Its site dates the brand from 2019 in its copyright line and offers operators a seamless-wallet integration with multilingual support in more than ten languages and over 60 currencies.

Its published catalogue lists 61 slots, 25 multiplayer games, 19 table and card games, 14 crypto-style games and two fish titles. The mix leans towards South and Southeast Asian players: Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, Call Break, Domino Gaple, Domino QiuQiu, Remi and Ludo variants sit beside slots such as Labubu's Lucky Box and Golden Riches and instant games such as Crash, Mines and Plinko.

Notable

  • Its published catalogue counts 121 distinct games across slots, multiplayer, table, crypto-style and fish categories.
  • Offers card games popular in South and Southeast Asia, including Teen Patti, Call Break, Domino QiuQiu and Remi.
  • Says it employs a team of 200 people.

Notable work

  • Labubu's Lucky Box
  • Golden Riches
  • Golden Buffalo
  • Jin Ji Mahjong
  • Teen Patti
  • Domino QiuQiu

How well established

The game catalogue, product categories, staff size and the trading entity name are taken from the official site and its own games feed. No company registration, address, founding year or licence is published.