JDB Gaming: a fish-shooting specialist, not a slot studio with fish attached
JDB calls itself a Fish Shooting Game Expert and means it. Fishing is the lead category, with slots, card games, lottery, arcade and bingo around it. Very little else about the company is published.
The studio
Who JDB Gaming are
JDB is the one studio in this catalogue whose identity is genuinely fishing-first rather than slots-first. It markets itself as a Fish Shooting Game Expert and maintains a dedicated fish-shooting category rather than filing the games under arcade.
Verified from its own game navigation: fish shooting games, slots, card games, lottery, arcade and bingo.
Beyond that, the company publishes almost nothing. No founding year, no headquarters, no ownership, no employee count and no catalogue total. The site brands itself JDB10, which implies a ten-year milestone, but states no year — and deriving a founding date from a logo would be guessing. Taiwan circulates as the location and is unconfirmed.
One practical correction: the working domain is jdbgaming.com. The jdb.bz address that appears in some directories does not resolve.
- Lead vertical: fish shooting games
- Also produces: slots, card games, lottery, arcade, bingo
- Domain: jdbgaming.com — jdb.bz does not resolve
- Founded, HQ, ownership: not published
- Catalogue: not published
- Licences: none published — no certification bodies named either
- Named partners: Slotegrator, Hub88
The games
JDB Gaming titles
One title is verifiable from the company’s own pages. We would rather show one real entry than ten copied from a demo site.
| Title | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Shade Dragons Fishing | — | Fish-shooting title with its own product page; mechanic detail beyond the format is not published |
No RTP figures are quoted. JDB publishes no release years and no catalogue total, and its full game index did not render for automated reading — so nothing here is filled in from aggregator listings. Ask us for the current machine-readable list instead.
What makes it different
The fishing vertical, explained properly
If you have never merchandised a fish game, this is the part worth understanding.
Fish shooting
Players pay per shot to target fish moving across a shared arena, with different species carrying different payouts and requiring different ammunition to bring down. Weapon tiers and special targets add progression. Rounds run continuously rather than in discrete spins, and several players share the same screen — so it behaves socially, closer to an arcade cabinet than a slot.
Why it matters commercially
Fish games are a mainstream category across Taiwan, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines. An operator serving those players without a fishing section is missing a whole vertical, and almost no Western studio builds them. That is JDB’s entire reason to exist in a catalogue like ours.
Single-integration API
The company’s own pitch is a safe and reliable API connecting to all platforms — one integration for the whole range rather than per-category connections.
Multi-language delivery
JDB states it supports users across different regions and language backgrounds, though it publishes no count. For the markets it targets, localisation is a requirement rather than a feature.
Where it runs
Where JDB content runs
No territory count is published. East Asia and Latin America are the stated expansion focus of its Slotegrator distribution deal.
Named partners: Slotegrator, whose partnership was announced in October 2024 and framed around East Asia and Latin America, and Hub88 for content rollout.
No operator clients are named, and no regulated-market list is published.
- No licence jurisdiction and no licence number is published
- No certification bodies are named either — not GLI, BMM or iTech Labs
- That is less disclosure than any other supplier in this catalogue
- If your regulator requires documented supplier credentials, request them in writing before integration
- Treat any licence claimed for JDB on a directory site as unsupported
FAQ
JDB Gaming — common questions
Fish shooting games. Unlike studios that add a fishing title to a slot catalogue, JDB leads with the category, markets itself as a Fish Shooting Game Expert and maintains a dedicated fish-shooting section. Slots, card games, lottery, arcade and bingo sit around it.
Players pay per shot to target fish moving across a shared arena. Different species carry different payouts and take different ammunition to bring down, with weapon tiers adding progression. Rounds run continuously rather than in spins and several players share one screen, so it plays more like an arcade cabinet than a slot.
Not published. Taiwan circulates on directory sites and is unconfirmed. The company publishes no headquarters, no ownership and no founding year.
No licence and no licence number is published, and unusually the company names no testing or certification bodies either. That is less disclosure than any other supplier in this catalogue. Request documentation directly before integrating.
Not published. The site brands itself JDB10, which implies a ten-year milestone, but no year is stated anywhere. Founding years on directory sites appear to be back-derived from that brand mark, so we do not repeat them.
jdbgaming.com. The jdb.bz address listed in some directories does not resolve.
Not published. Its own game index did not render for automated reading, and the counts on aggregator sites are unsourced. Ask us for the current list for your market.
Through an aggregator. JDB sits in the IGP catalogue with 150+ other providers on one API and one wallet, and we can supply the current fishing and slot list for your market.
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