Switch Studios is a UK-based game developer dedicated primarily to digital table games and other non-slot casino formats. Founded in Ipswich in 2017, the studio launched its first Roulette title in 2018 and went on to build a broad RNG catalog covering European and American roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Sic Bo and newer hybrid games. Switch develops exclusively for Games Global, giving it access to familiar brands and jackpot systems that can be reworked for table-game play. The studio's later releases show how far it has moved beyond plain digital recreations: Mega Moolah has been attached to roulette, slot characters have crossed into table games, and Land & Win titles blend random-draw mechanics with casino-style boards.
Polished RNG table games, modern roulette variants, side-bet blackjack and hybrid non-slot formats.
Roulette innovation, Games Global exclusivity, slot-to-table crossovers and Mega Moolah roulette.
European Roulette, Roulette Mega Moolah, 9 Pots of Gold Roulette, Low Stakes Roulette
Real Dealer Studios, Playtech, Evolution, Pragmatic Play
European Roulette is one of the foundations of the Switch Studios catalog. It keeps the familiar single-zero wheel and standard inside and outside bets, but presents them through a clean digital interface designed for quick online play.
Roulette Mega Moolah combines a European roulette base with one of Games Global's best-known progressive jackpots. Selected straight-up numbers can receive multiplier payouts, while a special Mega Moolah selection can open access to the jackpot feature.
9 Pots of Gold Roulette brings Gameburger Studios' leprechaun character into a Switch Studios table game. The core remains roulette, but Lucky Lad Flynn and the 9 Pots theme add bonus multipliers that can boost selected results.
Low Stakes Roulette was built for players who want traditional European roulette without committing to larger wagers. The single-zero game keeps the normal betting grid, racetrack and statistics tools while supporting very small stake levels where operators allow them.
Switch Studios was founded in Ipswich, England, in 2017 by a small team with experience in real-money and free-to-play gaming. Its first release, Roulette, arrived in 2018 and became the basis for a growing range of modern web-based table games. Blackjack followed, then baccarat, dice and other casino formats. The studio originally developed exclusively for Microgaming; that relationship continued under Games Global after the distribution business changed hands. As the catalog matured, Switch began mixing classic tables with branded content, jackpots and new mechanics. Recent products have stretched into casual and hybrid territory through Land & Win releases while roulette remains the studio's strongest and most recognizable category.
Switch Studios focuses on RNG table play rather than live dealers or conventional video slots. Its games use responsive digital interfaces, animated wheels and cards, racetrack layouts, statistics, side bets and other controls intended to make classic table rules work smoothly online. The studio also makes unusually broad use of the Games Global library. Roulette Mega Moolah connects a table game to the famous progressive jackpot, while titles such as 9 Pots of Gold Roulette adapt established slot brands into a different format.
No. Switch specializes in RNG-based digital table and non-slot games. The roulette wheels, cards and results are generated within the game rather than streamed from a live dealer studio.
The studio originally created table games exclusively for Microgaming. When Microgaming's distribution business moved to Games Global, Switch continued as an exclusive studio within that network.
It combines roulette with the Mega Moolah progressive jackpot system. Certain selected numbers can receive multipliers or provide access to the jackpot feature.
Games Global gives the studio access to established characters and mechanics. Switch can then reinterpret those brands through roulette or hybrid play instead of simply reproducing the original slot.