Booongo is now 3 Oaks Gaming
Booongo no longer operates as a separate studio. The company evolved into 3 Oaks Gaming, which holds the licences, signs the operator deals and issues every current release. This page exists so you land in the right place.
The studio
What happened to Booongo
Booongo and 3 Oaks Gaming are one company, not two. 3 Oaks Gaming’s own corporate boilerplate states that the company evolved from the brand Booongo. If you are comparing them as separate suppliers, you are comparing a company with its own former name.
The rebrand date is not published. No dated announcement exists on any trade outlet we could reach. A 2022 interview already presents 3 Oaks as a going concern with its own managing director and does not mention Booongo, so this looks like a staged transition rather than a single-day rename — but we cannot verify that, so we are not asserting it.
booongo.com still resolves and still serves game pages, but it carries no corporate statement, no ownership information, no licence detail and no rebrand notice. It reads as a legacy property rather than an active brand.
Some platforms still tag this content BNG. That is an alias carried over from the Booongo era, not a third brand.
- Current brand: 3 Oaks Gaming
- Headquarters: Isle of Man
- Catalogue: over 100 titles, under 3 Oaks
- Licences: UKGC, Isle of Man GSC, MGA recognition notice (Aug 2025)
- Continuing series: Sun of Egypt, Magic Apple
- Nothing is published under the Booongo name — no licence, no number, no news
- See: the 3 Oaks Gaming page for the full profile
The games
Titles now attributed to 3 Oaks Gaming
These series began under Booongo and continue under 3 Oaks. Attribute them to 3 Oaks Gaming, noting the Booongo heritage if it helps a player recognise them.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Sun of Egypt 3 | — | Egyptian-theme Hold & Win and the longest-running series in the catalogue |
| Magic Apple 2 | — | Sequel slot on the Hold & Win format |
| Must Drop JACKPOT series | — | The current jackpot line, released entirely under the 3 Oaks brand |
No RTP figures are quoted. No catalogue size is published under the Booongo name; the 100+ figure belongs to 3 Oaks Gaming.
What makes it different
Why this matters when you are choosing suppliers
Duplicate supplier listings are not a cosmetic problem. They distort exactly the comparisons you are trying to make.
Double-counted catalogues
If a directory lists Booongo and 3 Oaks separately, the same 100+ titles appear twice. Any count of how many games or how many suppliers you have access to will be wrong.
Phantom licence gaps
Nothing is published under the Booongo name — no licence, no jurisdiction, no number. A compliance check against Booongo will come back empty and look like a red flag, when the licences simply sit with 3 Oaks Gaming.
A Curacao address that is not a licence
booongo.com references a Curacao business-park address. That is a legacy registration detail, not a published licence, and there is no number to cite. Treating it as current licensing would be a mistake.
Hold & Win continuity
The one thing that did not change is the product. The specialism was Hold & Win under Booongo and it is Hold & Win under 3 Oaks — same format, same series, same maths family.
Where it runs
Where to look now
Everything commercially current sits under 3 Oaks Gaming: the licences, the partner deals, the release schedule and the Must Drop JACKPOT network.
There has been no Booongo-branded corporate or product news in the last 18 months on any source we could reach.
If you are running due diligence on this supplier, run it on 3 Oaks Gaming. Searching for Booongo will return an incomplete and misleadingly thin picture.
- Nothing is published under the Booongo name — no jurisdiction, no number
- Current licensing sits with 3 Oaks Gaming: UKGC and Isle of Man GSC
- 3 Oaks secured an MGA recognition notice on 4 August 2025
- The Curacao address on the legacy site is not a published licence
- Any claim that Booongo is currently licensed in Curacao should be treated as unsupported
FAQ
Booongo — common questions
Not as a separate company. Booongo evolved into 3 Oaks Gaming, which is the brand that holds the licences, signs the operator deals and issues all current releases. The Booongo name survives only as a legacy tag.
Not published. No dated announcement exists on any trade outlet we could reach, and the company itself gives no date — only the statement that it evolved from the brand Booongo.
It is a legacy alias for this content, carried over from the Booongo era. It refers to the same studio as 3 Oaks Gaming.
No such licence is published. booongo.com references a Curacao business-park address, but an address is not a licence and there is no number to cite. The company’s actual licensing sits with 3 Oaks Gaming.
They began under Booongo and continue under 3 Oaks Gaming. Attribute them to 3 Oaks; mentioning the Booongo heritage is only useful if it helps a player recognise the series.
That year is repeated by almost every directory and appears on no primary source. Neither Booongo nor 3 Oaks Gaming publishes a founding year, so we do not state one.
No. They are one company. Listing both double-counts the same catalogue and will produce an empty result if anyone runs a licence check against the Booongo name.
Through an aggregator, under 3 Oaks Gaming. It sits in the IGP catalogue with 150+ other providers on one API and one wallet.
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The content formerly branded Booongo is available through IGP as 3 Oaks Gaming, on one integration with 150+ other providers.
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