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Top Player

Top Player

Also known as: TP, TP高玩遊戲

Top Player (TP) is an Asia-focused casino game developer whose Chinese-first website offers slots, fishing games, card games, live dealer and lottery products in HTML5 through an API. It targets Asian markets with multi-language support and recruits agents and franchise partners.

Ownership
Not stated on the official site.
Products
slots, fish games, card games, live casino, lottery games
Also known as
TP, TP高玩遊戲

History

Top Player, which also brands itself as TP高玩遊戲, describes itself as a game developer and operator in Asia with five product lines: TP slots, TP fishing, TP card and board games, TP live and TP lottery. Its site, in Traditional and Simplified Chinese, English and Vietnamese, claims more than 20 partner platforms, more than 100 HTML5 games, more than 10 international certifications and support for over 10 languages, along with API integration, risk control and round-the-clock technical support. Its most-popular ranking features Maya Golden City II and 3, Twoyeah Fishing, Fortune God 777, Fortune God Coming and Chill Fishing. The company recruits agents and franchise partners and is contacted through email, Telegram and Skype; its footer carries a 2024 copyright line in the name of Top Player.

Notable

  • Organises its catalogue into five lines: slots, fishing, card and board games, live and lottery.
  • Claims more than 100 HTML5 games and more than 20 partner platforms.
  • Publishes its site in Traditional and Simplified Chinese, English and Vietnamese and recruits agents and franchisees.

Notable work

  • Maya Golden City II
  • Maya Golden City 3
  • Twoyeah Fishing
  • Fortune God 777
  • Fortune God Coming
  • Chill Fishing

How well established

The product lines, headline figures and popular titles come from the official site and its English translation file; the partner, game, certification and language counts are the company's own claims. The official site does not state a legal entity, address, founding year, licence or named certification: it has no sitemap, and its footer links to terms, privacy, cookie and violation policies lead nowhere.