Jilihh Game Providers — Every Studio Covered Here
Game providers are covered across 4 pages in this section.
Key facts and contents
- Jilihh FA CHAI Gaming Games
- A game studio, not an operator — that's what FA CHAI Gaming is.
- Jilihh JDB Gaming Games
- Rather than being an operator, JDB Gaming's business is building games.
- Jilihh JILI Games
- JILI builds games — it isn't the operator running the casino.
- Jilihh Pragmatic Play Games
- A game studio, not an operator — that's what Pragmatic Play is.
Different companies under different regulators — that’s what a game studio and a casino are, and mixing them up is the single most common mistake in this area. These pages take the studios behind titles filling Philippine-facing lobbies and lay out, for each, who it is, what its licence actually permits, and whether it publishes a return-to-player number anyone can verify. There are 4 pages below.
Everything in this section
| Studio | Publishes RTP | Specialisms | Licence position |
|---|---|---|---|
| JDB Gaming | No | fish shooting games, slots | PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) |
| JILI | No | slots, fishing games | PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) |
| Pragmatic Play | Yes | slots, live casino | Malta Gaming Authority |
| FA CHAI Gaming | Yes | slots, 3D fishing games | Curacao Gaming Authority — status unresolved |
There are 4 pages here, each one dedicated to a single entry rather than summarising several. Whenever a field above is marked “not published”, the entry’s own page names who would have been responsible for publishing it.
Each entry in a paragraph
Each entry carries just enough detail for you to judge which page deserves a click.
JDB Gaming explained
This entry leaves out both a founding year and a company headquarters. Builds fish shooting games, slots.
Look at the top of its page and PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) is the record you’ll see first. PAGCOR’s own site carries a list of game-content approvals.
It publishes no RTP. None are quoted here for its titles, since the figures floating around elsewhere are just third-party estimates that don’t even agree with one another.
JILI explained
This entry leaves out both a founding year and a company headquarters. Bingo, table and card games, slots and fishing games round out what this studio builds.
Look at the top of its page and PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) is the record you’ll see first. Among the electronic games PAGCOR EGLD counts as approved are JILI titles.
It publishes no RTP. None are quoted here for its titles, since the figures floating around elsewhere are just third-party estimates that don’t even agree with one another.
Pragmatic Play in full
Founded 2015, based in Gibraltar. Bingo, slots, live casino, virtual sports and crash games — this developer builds all five.
You’ll find Malta Gaming Authority listed first among the records on its page. Under Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited’s name sits licence MGA/B2B/619/2018.
This studio makes its RTP numbers public, giving any quoted figure for its titles a clear paper trail back to it. On Pragmatic’s own game pages, each title gets exactly one published RTP, and it’s the top of a set.
The FA CHAI Gaming entry
Founded 2019, and states no headquarters. Table games, slots, arcade games and 3D fishing games are all in its lineup.
Topping its page’s record is Curacao Gaming Authority. The site for FA CHAI is run by WiseInNet Technologies B.V.
This studio makes its RTP numbers public, giving any quoted figure for its titles a clear paper trail back to it. FA CHAI’s practice of showing RTP directly on its own public games listing puts it ahead of the other six studios here for ease of checking..
Game providers details are worth checking inside the game itself
You won’t find anything on this page that has to be simply believed rather than checked. A public register backs every licence claim made on these pages, and each register is open to anyone:
- For a Malta licence, pull up the MGA authorisation portal and type in the company’s registered name instead of its brand name. Pragmatic Play’s Malta licence doesn’t actually sit with any company called Pragmatic Play — it belongs instead to a differently named subsidiary, Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited, which is a common pattern for how licensees are structured.
- To confirm a UK licence, run its account number through the Gambling Commission’s public register. The activities an active licence covers, and when each one started, show up on the same record as any regulatory settlement against its holder.
- The studio’s approved-games PDF hosted at pagcor.ph is where you’d track down a PAGCOR EGLD listing. What’s actually being approved is game content for licensed operators — read it that way. A studio counts as unlicensed unless the document actually says otherwise.
- The studio’s own page for that specific title is where to look for an RTP figure. A comparison site has nothing to work with when a figure is missing, and if two of them land on different numbers, that split is the answer itself.
The thing most often got wrong here
This section turns on one thing above all: separating a PAGCOR operator licence from a PAGCOR EGLD listing. When PAGCOR grants an EGLD listing, it has approved that studio’s game content for operators it licenses to use. Nothing here is a studio licence, and it tells you nothing about the casinos that happen to host these titles.
Four studios out of the seven here don’t extend past that single point. What a reader usually hopes to see is “PAGCOR licensed,” not “PAGCOR listed” — a one-word swap that each page explains makes for a world of difference in meaning.
Finding game providers at Jilihh
- Start by signing in at Jilihh, then pull up the game lobby.
- You can bring up a title by typing its name, or trim the lobby down to one studio.
- Before you play, open the game’s info screen and read through its stake range and paytable.
- Fix your session budget before you do anything else, then keep new studios to a low stake at the start.
FAQ
Do any of these studios actually put out an RTP figure?
Pragmatic Play, FA CHAI Gaming. For the rest, no RTP gets quoted here — this site skips borrowing one from a comparison site.
Does a studio licence protect a player?
Not directly. The company behind the games, not the casino, is what a studio licence covers. Where a player finds recourse leads back to the operator's regulator, and that regulator issues a wholly different licence to a wholly different company.
Does Jilihh carry all of these studios?
Open Games in the Jilihh lobby: each game tile names its studio, so you can see which ones are live for you. Everything said about a studio on these pages comes from material that studio put out itself.
In practical terms, what tells a PAGCOR licence apart from a PAGCOR EGLD listing?
PAGCOR grants an EGLD listing to sign off on a studio's game content, clearing it for operators the regulator licenses. To legally run a casino, an operator needs the authorisation that comes packaged in a PAGCOR licence. Out of this group of studios, the first trait turns up in four, and the second turns up in exactly zero.
For some of these studios, why do you see no founding year or headquarters?
Because they do not publish one. On their own sites, neither JDB Gaming nor JILI discloses either one. Both numbers get passed around on affiliate listicles without ever tracing to a primary source, so this page leaves them out.
Is fairness guaranteed by a GLI or BMM certification on a game?
Put simply, an independent test laboratory has checked the paytable and the random number generator to confirm both meet a standard. Though meaningful, it isn't the same thing as a licence, and neither one addresses the operator that offers the game.