Isle of Man pokies studio behind Dragons Fire, Piggy Riches Megaways and the Daily Jackpots series — a NetEnt subsidiary now inside the Evolution group.
Red Tiger Gaming is an Isle of Man pokies studio founded in 2014 by ex-IGT and Playtech developers, and acquired by NetEnt in 2019 for £220 million. That acquisition became part of a bigger deal the following year when Evolution Gaming bought NetEnt — placing Red Tiger inside the Evolution corporate group alongside NetEnt and Big Time Gaming. The studio ships new pokies at roughly a monthly cadence.
Red Tiger's signature product is the Daily Jackpots network — a layered jackpot system where three separate pools must drop before set time cut-offs rather than when a target amount is reached. For Australian players the studio is most visible through its Megaways pokies — Dragons Fire Megaways and Piggy Riches Megaways are staples at SoftSwiss-powered offshore casinos, and Gonzos Quest Megaways (a NetEnt collaboration) is one of the most widely-deployed Megaways titles in the AU market. Dig deeper into Red Tiger Gaming's full background, browse Australian casinos offering Red Tiger Gaming, or skim the Red Tiger Gaming FAQs.
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Red Tiger's dragon-themed Megaways pokie. Cascading reels remove winning symbols to drop new ones, and the free spins bonus round includes unlimited multipliers for a theoretical max payout of 20,000x.
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Red Tiger's Megaways adaptation of NetEnt's classic Piggy Riches. Cascading reels combined with an unlimited multiplier in the free spins bonus round for a theoretical max payout of over 10,000x.
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Red Tiger's Power Reels pokie with a native American totem theme. Lightning-struck symbols apply multipliers, and stacked wilds trigger respins for a theoretical max payout of 15,000x.
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Red Tiger's Persian-themed pokie featuring expanding magic carpet wilds and a free spins bonus round. Eligible for the Red Tiger Daily Jackpots network on supported operators.
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Red Tiger's mafia-themed pokie following five crime families. A pick-and-click bonus round awards free spins or instant cash prizes plus wild feature upgrades.
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Red Tiger's fantasy-themed pokie featuring the Reel Keeper character who can transform full reels into wilds, triggering respins. Part of the Red Tiger Daily Jackpots network.
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A NetEnt and Red Tiger collaboration applying the Big Time Gaming Megaways engine to the original Gonzos Quest IP. Up to 117,649 ways to win with unlimited multipliers in the free spins bonus round.
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Red Tiger's wish-themed pokie. Wishing Well symbols trigger bonus features, and the free spins round includes guaranteed wild symbols for increased hit frequency.
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Red Tiger Daily Jackpots are a network jackpot system where three separate jackpot pools — Daily, Hourly and Rapid — are required to drop before a set time rather than when they reach a target amount. If the Daily Jackpot has not been won by midnight UTC, it drops to a random player holding a qualifying spin. This is fundamentally different from traditional progressive jackpots like NetEnt Mega Fortune, which only pay out when the pool is hit via the bonus game. Daily Jackpots appear as a widget layered onto dozens of Red Tiger pokies — Dragons Fire, Five Star Power Reels, Reel Keeper and many others — so you do not need to hunt down a specific jackpot title to qualify.
The NetEnt supplier Terms annulling progressive jackpot wins for Australian players apply specifically to named NetEnt jackpot games like Mega Fortune and Hall of Gods. Red Tiger Daily Jackpots run on a separate system and are not listed under that same NetEnt exclusion, but because Red Tiger is now a NetEnt subsidiary under the Evolution group the position can shift and individual casinos may layer their own AU restrictions on top. Before you chase a Daily Jackpot at an offshore AU-facing casino, check the casino's own T&Cs for any "NetEnt group jackpot" exclusion clause — some operators treat the entire Evolution-group jackpot family as a single excluded category, others treat Red Tiger and NetEnt independently.
Red Tiger Gaming was acquired by NetEnt in 2019, and then by [Evolution Gaming](/game-studios/evolution-gaming) when Evolution bought NetEnt in 2020. All three brands — [Evolution Gaming](/game-studios/evolution-gaming), [NetEnt](/game-studios/netent) and Red Tiger — now sit inside the Evolution corporate group, alongside [Big Time Gaming](/game-studios/big-time-gaming). Red Tiger continues to operate from its Isle of Man base and ships games under its own studio brand, but commercially and legally it is now a subsidiary of NetEnt rather than an independent studio.
Red Tiger holds the Megaways licence from Big Time Gaming and has shipped several high-profile Megaways pokies that appear regularly at Australian-facing offshore casinos. Dragons Fire Megaways and Piggy Riches Megaways are the two standouts — both run the full Megaways mechanic with cascading reels, and both are widely loaded on SoftSwiss-powered AU-facing casinos. Red Tiger also developed Gonzos Quest Megaways in collaboration with NetEnt, which brought the Gonzos Quest IP into the Megaways framework.
Red Tiger ships new titles at a monthly cadence on average, which is faster than most pokies studios in the AU-facing market. The release schedule has not slowed since the Evolution acquisition, and the studio has pushed harder into Megaways and Power Reels branded series rather than one-off standalone titles — meaning an Aussie player loading a Red Tiger lobby section this year will see mostly evolved versions of existing mechanics rather than completely new game formats.
Red Tiger Gaming launched in 2014 on the Isle of Man with a small team of ex-IGT and Playtech developers, and built a reputation for slick visual production and innovative jackpot mechanics before being acquired by NetEnt in 2019 for £220 million. That acquisition became part of a much bigger deal the following year when Evolution Gaming bought NetEnt outright — placing Red Tiger inside the Evolution corporate group alongside NetEnt and Big Time Gaming.
The studio’s signature product is the Daily Jackpots network — a layered jackpot system where three separate pools (Daily, Hourly and Rapid) are required to drop before set time cut-offs rather than when a target amount is reached. The mechanic is layered onto dozens of Red Tiger pokies at once, so a player spinning any qualifying title is in the running for the drop. This is genuinely different from the progressive jackpots NetEnt is known for, and at the time of writing the NetEnt supplier exclusion for Australian players has not been extended to the Red Tiger jackpot system — though individual offshore casinos may treat the Evolution-group jackpot family as a single excluded category, so check your casino’s T&Cs.
For Australian players Red Tiger is most visible through its Megaways pokies — Dragons Fire Megaways and Piggy Riches Megaways are staples at SoftSwiss-powered offshore casinos, and the studio’s Gonzos Quest Megaways collaboration with NetEnt is one of the most widely-deployed Megaways titles in the AU market. Production quality is consistently high, release cadence is fast, and the studio ships mostly iterative Megaways and Power Reels variants rather than radically new formats.