S PLUS

Also known as: Speed+

S PLUS, which also calls itself Speed+, is a B2B developer of digital casino games. Its site presents three lines: slot machines, fishing games and fast crash and instant games such as Space Fleet, Mines, Plinko and Keno. The company publishes no legal entity, licence or office address.

Ownership: Not disclosed on the official site.
Products: slots, fish games, crash games, instant games
Also known as: Speed+
Website: www.splus.games

Presence

Casino brands

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

History

S PLUS describes itself as a game company built around speed and excitement, staffed by experienced professionals and industry veterans, and as a B2B provider of digital casino games that has little direct contact with end users but treats responsible gaming as part of its ethos. Its site carries a 2022-2024 copyright line and is published in English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean, Japanese and Indonesian.

The catalogue is split into slot machines, fishing games and compact, fast-paced betting games. The home page shows about 30 slots, among them Deep Sea Adventure, God of Honour, Mayan Ruins, Heart of India, Color Bomb, Million Train and Power of Thor; the fast-game line includes the multiplayer crash game Space Fleet alongside Mines, Plinko, Limbo, Hilo, Keno and Dice.

Notable

Uses both the S PLUS and Speed+ names; its privacy contact address is on the speedplusgaming.com domain.
Describes itself as a B2B provider of digital casino games rather than an operator.
Its fast-game line includes a multiplayer crash game, Space Fleet, alongside Mines, Plinko, Limbo, Hilo, Keno and Dice.

Notable work

Deep Sea Adventure
God of Honour
Mayan Ruins
Color Bomb
Million Train
Power of Thor

How well established

The product lines and game titles come from the official site. The legal entity, licences, founding year and headquarters are not stated; an address in Taipei appears only in the site's unrendered translation strings and is not used here.