JPM Interactive
Also known as: JPMi, JPM Interactive Ltd, JPM International, JPM
JPM Interactive (JPMi) is the online arm of the JPM International group, a British developer of AWP-style pub and club slot machines whose site, last updated around 2013, cites a 40-year history. JPMi adapted the group's land-based fruit-machine titles, such as the Max Power progressive series, for online casinos. It is registered in England, with its head office in Derby.
- Headquarters
- Derby, United Kingdom
- Ownership
- JPM Interactive Ltd (England and Wales, company number 05411422, private company limited by shares), part of the JPM International group; registered office in London, trading address in Derby.
- Licences
- UKGC (account 36943): the site lists Operating Licence 000-036943-N-317846-003, Combined Remote Operating Licence 000-036943-N-329045-002 and Ancillary Remote Operating Licence 000-036943-A-329046-002; the public register shows the current licences revoked for non-payment of fee on 28 August 2024
- Products
- slots, AWP and fruit-machine games, land-based gaming machines, skill and quiz games
- Also known as
- JPMi, JPM Interactive Ltd, JPM International, JPM
- Website
- jpm.co.uk
History
The JPM group's site, whose newest news dates from 2013, describes it as a long-established developer and distributor of pay-to-play machine games for European slot markets with a 40-year history, and says its brand is dominant in the Czech Republic and well known in the United Kingdom and Spain. Its brands are JPM, Crystal, which makes games for Spain and other European markets, and JPM Interactive, which develops content for online casinos, private networks and interactive television, including skill and quiz games. Land-based products include the Max Power linked-jackpot video terminals and UK Category B3, B4 and C machines.
JPMi, led by managing director Andrew Davies according to the group's news pages, converted the group's AWP titles for online play. Its Max Power progressive series covered Eldorado, Turbo, Criss Cross Cash and 4th Dimension, and Al Murray's Golden Game, based on the comedian's Pub Landlord character, debuted on Bet365. It agreed to distribute through Microgaming's QuickFire platform. The UK Gambling Commission register shows the company's licences revoked for non-payment of fees in August 2024.
Notable
- Part of the JPM International group, whose other brands are JPM and Crystal.
- Converted the group's land-based Max Power progressive-jackpot games for online play.
- Signed to distribute its online games through Microgaming's QuickFire platform.
- The UK Gambling Commission register shows its licences revoked for non-payment of fee on 28 August 2024.
Notable work
- Eldorado Max Power
- Turbo Max Power
- Criss Cross Cash
- 4th Dimension Max Power
- Al Murray's Golden Game
- Magic 6
How well established
The company number, addresses, licence numbers, brands and online titles are documented on the official site, and the licence status was checked on the UK Gambling Commission register. The official site does not state a founding year or ultimate owner; its news pages are undated apart from a 2013 event, its terms page still gives older Meriden and Solihull addresses, and the site appears not to have been updated for years.
