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Atlas-V

Atlas-V is an iGaming studio formed in 2020 that specialises in fast and crash games, plus a small set of retro-style slots. Its games are multi-currency, multi-language and provably fair, and are built to be localised for operators. Partners shown on its site include platform providers BetConstruct and Digitain and operators such as VBET, 1xBet and BetBoom.

Founded
2020
Ownership
Not stated on the official site.
Products
crash games, instant games, slots

History

Atlas-V says it was formed in 2020 by a team of iGaming professionals with the aim of producing games that help operators acquire, retain and grow a player base. It describes itself as a games provider focused on fast and crash games that are easy to localise and adapt for different markets. Its sitemap lists 30 games: 13 fast games such as BoomBall, BoomBasket, Plinko, Keno, Darts and virtual horse and greyhound racing; six crash games such as Formula 1, Blue Thunder, Pink Thunder, WowBow and Gold Miner, in which players cash out before a rising multiplier ends; six retro-style slots; and video poker. Several crash games add a bonus round, such as a double-or-nothing pick after a win. Every game page that shows details lists the game as multi-currency, multi-language and provably fair. The partner links on its home page include the platform providers BetConstruct, Digitain and NR Gaming and operators across Armenia, Africa and Latin America, among them VBET, Totogaming, 1xBet, BetBoom, Bwanabet and Playmaster.

Notable

  • Formed in 2020, according to the company's About page.
  • Its 30 listed games comprise 13 fast games, six crash games, six retro slots and video poker; every game page with details marks the game as provably fair.
  • Partner links include BetConstruct, Digitain, VBET and 1xBet.

Notable work

  • Formula 1
  • Blue Thunder
  • Pink Thunder
  • WowBow
  • BoomBall
  • Plinko

How well established

The 2020 formation, the game list and the partner links are documented on the official site. The official site does not state a legal entity, address, licence or certification.