BetGames: live betting games, not live casino
BetGames produces scheduled, broadcast draw events that players bet on. It is a betting-games supplier rather than a live casino studio — a distinction most published profiles get wrong.
The studio
Who BetGames are
BetGames supplies live betting games: scheduled events broadcast from a studio, where the customer stakes on the outcome of a draw. The player never holds cards, never makes a decision that affects the result and never occupies a seat at a table. That is the core difference from live casino, and it changes almost everything downstream — how the content is integrated, which operators it suits and which regulator treats it as what.
The chief executive is Andreas Koeberl. Beyond that, BetGames publishes very little that can be independently confirmed: its own website blocks automated access, and the widely repeated line that it was founded in Vilnius in 2012 is not something the company states in a verifiable public document. We do not repeat it as fact.
Commercially the content sits naturally with sportsbook operators. A betting-games feed behaves like a fast-settling sports market: fixed schedule, one outcome, published odds. Operators that already run a sportsbook front end can present it alongside their in-play markets without needing a casino lobby at all.
- Category: live betting games, not live casino
- CEO: Andreas Koeberl
- Format: scheduled studio draws, bet on outcome
- Natural fit: sportsbook and betting-led operators
- Licences: no public register published
- Founding year: circulated as 2012 Vilnius, not verifiable
The games
BetGames titles
Card-themed names, betting mechanics. Every title below settles on a dealt or drawn outcome the player does not influence.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| War of Bets | — | The signature title. Two cards are dealt, the higher wins, the customer bets on which side takes it — or on a tie. Fast settlement, simple market structure |
| Bet on Baccarat | — | A baccarat draw broadcast as a betting event. The player stakes on Banker, Player or Tie and never sets a hand |
| Bet on Poker | — | Several poker hands are dealt out; the customer bets on which one will finish strongest. This is not a poker game — no seat, no decisions, no folding |
| 6+ Poker | — | Short-deck variant of the same betting format, with the low cards stripped out and hand rankings shifted accordingly |
| STS Polish Poker | — | Built as a bespoke title for STS in Poland — an example of BetGames producing operator-specific content rather than only a shared catalogue |
The names are the trap. “Bet on Poker” and “Bet on Baccarat” are betting markets on a broadcast draw, not table games. If a profile describes them as live poker or live baccarat, it is describing a product BetGames does not make.
What makes it different
How betting games actually work
Understanding the format matters more here than with any other category, because the surface looks like live casino and the mechanics are not.
The player is a spectator
A draw happens on a fixed schedule in front of a camera. Before it resolves, the customer places a stake on an outcome. Nothing the customer does changes the cards. This is structurally identical to betting on a sports event and structurally different from playing a hand.
Unlimited concurrent players
Because nobody occupies a seat, one broadcast serves any number of customers at once. There is no table capacity, no queueing at peak and no per-seat cost model — the economics behave like a sportsbook market, not a live casino table.
Sportsbook-shaped integration
Odds, markets, settlement, scheduled events. Operators running a sportsbook already have the front-end furniture for this. Presenting it as another casino lobby tile usually underperforms compared with putting it next to in-play markets.
Regulatory classification varies
Some jurisdictions treat betting games as betting, some as casino. That determines which of your licences covers it and which tax line it falls under. Confirm the classification in each target market before launch rather than after.
Where it runs
Availability and licensing
BetGames does not publish a licence register. Operators should request current certification directly and confirm it covers the specific market they intend to launch in.
The Polish bespoke title indicates a working relationship with STS, one of Poland’s largest betting operators, but a single partnership is not evidence of licence coverage in a given territory.
Because classification differs by jurisdiction, market availability for betting games can differ from a supplier’s live casino availability even where both exist.
- No public licence register is published by BetGames
- Request certification directly and match it to your market
- Classification as betting or casino varies by jurisdiction
- We confirm current availability per market on request
FAQ
BetGames — common questions
No, and this is the most common error in published profiles. BetGames makes live betting games — scheduled draw events broadcast from a studio, where the customer stakes on the outcome. The player never plays a hand or takes a seat at a table.
No. Several hands are dealt and the customer bets on which one will finish strongest. There is no seat, no decision-making and no folding. The same applies to Bet on Baccarat and 6+ Poker.
The company does not publish a verifiable founding statement. A 2012 Vilnius origin circulates widely, but we do not have a primary source for it, so we do not present it as fact.
The chief executive is Andreas Koeberl.
BetGames does not publish a licence register. Operators should request current certification directly and confirm coverage for their own markets before launch.
Sportsbook-led operators most of all. The content settles like a betting market and sits naturally beside in-play sports rather than in a casino lobby.
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