Hacksaw Gaming

Hacksaw Gaming as a studio, not an operator

Hacksaw Gaming builds casino games and licenses them to operators. The company started releasing games in 2018, and the legal name on the studio record is HGMT Ltd.

Hacksaw Gaming's headquarters is stored as a city and a country. That place is the studio's, so a dispute about a deposit, a bonus or a withdrawal is with the casino account you opened, not with the game maker.

The older page text said the founders had two decades of experience and that eCOGRA had certified the random-number generator. Those two claims are not in the studio record this page uses, so they are not repeated here.

What the Hacksaw Gaming catalogue contains

Hacksaw Gaming groups its products as Crash games, Instant win games, Scratchcards, Slots. Scratch cards were the first format. Slots, instant-win games and crash games were added later, and all four remain current categories on the studio record.

A scratch card reveals a hidden result in one action. A slot resolves a spin against a paytable. An instant-win game pays a fixed prize pattern. A crash game shows a rising multiplier that you cash out before it stops.

A scratch reveal is the format to read first, because it is where the catalogue started. The scratch cards page explains that reveal. Slot maths and crash cash-outs are separate game types, covered in the sections below.

How a Hacksaw Gaming game reaches a phone

Hacksaw Gaming delivers games through OpenRGS, Remote Gaming Server platform. The remote gaming server is the host an operator's platform calls. OpenRGS is the studio's named platform product for that connection.

On a phone, the usual path is the casino's mobile site in the browser. HTML5 clients scale to the screen, so a separate Hacksaw Gaming app is not required for the game itself. A casino may still wrap its own lobby in an app. That wrapper is the operator's, and it is optional unless that casino says otherwise.

The page lists desktop, mobile and tablet as supported platforms. Stake size and lobby placement are set by the casino. For how a spin's return is read, use the slots page.

Which licences Hacksaw Gaming holds

Hacksaw Gaming's recorded licences are Danish Gambling Authority (Spillemyndigheden), Hellenic Gaming Commission, Malta Gaming Authority, Oficiului Național pentru Jocuri de Noroc (ONJN), ONJN, The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, UK Gambling Commission. A supplier licence lets the studio sell games into the markets that regulator covers. It does not license you to gamble, and it does not license the casino you pick.

A licence on the studio does not mean every Hacksaw Gaming game is offered in every country. The casino's own licence, and the country rules that apply to your account, decide whether a title is in the lobby. Compare other studios from the software studios directory when you want the same licence check on a different supplier.

How to read this Hacksaw Gaming page

The game table uses facts stored on each game page: stated RTP, volatility, release year and game type, when those facts exist. If a cell is empty, that fact is missing for that title. A rising multiplier is a different bet shape, explained on the crash games page.

The casino list is the operators on this site that name Hacksaw Gaming as a provider. Their welcome offers are the casinos' offers. Wagering, minimum deposit and expiry belong to the offer, and they change without a change to the game.