AD LUNAM — Slots, Games and Provider Overview

AD LUNAM is not an online casino or a standalone operator for players. It is a studio brand within 1X2 Network, created to broaden the group’s product range with arcade, social and multiplayer content. The official 1X2 Network page states that AD LUNAM was established in 2023 and targets players who enjoy simple, visually clear and non-traditional game formats.

The studio does not operate a separate standalone corporate website: its official catalogue, game pages, documentation and licensing information are hosted on 1x2network.com. Within 1X2 Network, AD LUNAM sits alongside 1X2gaming, Iron Dog Studio and Prospect Gaming while keeping its own product focus.

In the UK Gambling Commission public register, ad lunam is listed as an active trading name of Football 1 x 2 Limited. This distinction matters when identifying the brand: AD LUNAM is a studio and trading name within the group, not a separate casino that accepts deposits, carries out KYC or processes player withdrawals.

AD LUNAM’s defining feature is that its games do not have to follow the classic slot structure of reels and paylines. Most releases are built around one clear action, a short round and a multiplier, making the rules closer to arcade and instant-style games.

• Crash. Maverick and Maverick X use an increasing multiplier and multiplayer elements. The player needs to end the round before the current cycle finishes. The interface includes multiple betting consoles, round history and interaction elements between participants.
• Plinko-style mechanic. In Pin Rush X, a ball drops through a field of obstacles and lands in one of 15 multiplier zones. The maximum multiplier in the official configuration reaches 500x.
• Mines-style format. Coinsweeper lets players reveal cells, look for prize symbols and avoid bombs. The grid size and number of dangerous cells can be changed before the round, altering both risk and potential payout.
• Rock–paper–scissors. In Rock Paper Scissors DRAW!, the player chooses rock, paper or scissors. A draw moves the game to the next round and increases the potential multiplier, with the scale reaching a maximum of 100x.
• Two-stage mechanic. Flip ‘n Spin starts with a Heads or Tails choice and, after a successful result, moves the player to a prize wheel with possible upgrades.

The studio does not present these features as versions of one universal mechanic. Each game has its own mathematical model, bet range, RTP options and maximum multiplier.

Maverick was AD LUNAM’s first notable release and established the studio’s direction around crash and arcade content. Its official page classifies the game as Crash, Multiplayer and Arcade. Several RTP options are available — 97%, 95%, 93%, 91%, 90%, 88% and 85% — with a minimum bet of 0.10, a maximum bet of 100 and a stated maximum multiplier of 10,000x.

The follow-up, Maverick X, keeps the crash foundation but raises the maximum multiplier to 250,000x. Official RTP options are 97%, 95%, 93% and 85%, with bets from 0.10 to 50. The game page also states a maximum-win cap of €25,000 or the equivalent in another currency. The provider links the revised version to operator feedback and an effort to adapt the engine to different betting models.

Both games are marked as low volatility on the official website. This is a useful reminder that a very high maximum multiplier does not by itself indicate how often or in what pattern payouts occur: maximum potential and volatility describe different parts of the mathematical model.

Pin Rush X is an arcade game built around falling balls and a multiplier board. Its official release date was 5 June 2024. The listed options are 96%, 94% and 92% RTP, low volatility, bets from 0.10 to 50 and a maximum multiplier of 500x. A ball can land in one of 15 zones, with the highest multipliers positioned at the edges of the board.

Coinsweeper was released on 3 December 2024 and uses familiar minefield logic. Players reveal cells, look for prize “piggy banks” and try to avoid bombs. Both the grid size and the number of bombs can be changed. Official specifications list 94%, 96% and 98% RTP, low volatility, bets from 0.10 to 25 and a maximum multiplier of up to 10,000x.

Flip ‘n Spin combines two simple formats: a Heads or Tails choice followed by a prize wheel. Its official page lists 97%, 95%, 93% and 90% RTP, low volatility and a maximum multiplier of 1,000x. The provider also specifically highlights a mobile-first approach for this game.

Rock Paper Scissors DRAW! turns the classic rock–paper–scissors game into a series of bets against a computer-generated result. A draw increases the potential multiplier and starts the next round. Official RTP options are 97%, 95%, 93% and 90%, while the maximum multiplier is 100x.

The official catalogue also includes Sasso Carta Forbici PARI, an Italian release using the same basic rock, paper or scissors choice. It is listed with 95% and 93% RTP, low volatility and a maximum multiplier of 100x.

AD LUNAM does not have one provider-wide RTP. In fact, the official pages show several permitted RTP configurations for most releases. An operator may use only one of the certified versions, so the relevant figure should be checked in the rules of the exact game version being played.

The table shows official parameters for individual games, not an “average provider RTP”. A high maximum multiplier also does not mean that such a payout will occur frequently: it is the upper limit of a particular mathematical model, not a prediction for an individual session.

1X2 Network hosts AD LUNAM pages in its own game catalogue and uses online demo formats for its products. A demo can be useful for checking the interface and rules without wagering real money, but availability of a specific mode may depend on the website, region and operator settings.

The studio’s games are designed around fast digital interfaces and short play cycles. On the Flip ‘n Spin page, the official site explicitly describes a mobile-first approach. AD LUNAM does not offer a separate player app on its official site; the games themselves are launched through casino platforms and 1X2 Network integrations.

Demo play should not be confused with real-money play. Balance, stake limits, the available RTP configuration and any casino-specific restrictions depend on the relevant integration and operator terms.

In Great Britain, ad lunam is registered as an active trading name of Football 1 x 2 Limited in the Gambling Commission public register. Under account 2266, Football 1 x 2 Limited holds active remote permissions for Gambling Software, Game Host (Casino), Game Host (Bingo) and Betting Host (Virtual Events). The official pages for most of the games reviewed here also state UKGC Certified: Yes.

For other regulated markets, 1X2 Network uses several legal entities. Its official website states that 1X2 Network Malta Ltd holds Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence MGA/CRP/635/2018 and also lists group permissions and registrations in other jurisdictions. These details concern the supplier structure and regulated-market distribution; they are not the licence of every casino that offers AD LUNAM games.

The presence of an AD LUNAM game at a casino does not automatically mean that the casino is licensed by the same regulators. The provider is responsible for game software and supply, while the casino operator handles player registration, payments, KYC, bonuses, withdrawals and compliance with its own licensing obligations.

1X2 Network operates several internal studios with different areas of focus. 1X2gaming covers a broader range of traditional casino formats and virtual sports, Iron Dog Studio is known for premium slots and Megaways, while Prospect Gaming works with digital versions of retail-style mechanics. AD LUNAM occupies a narrower niche around arcade, crash and simple non-traditional games.

For that reason, the search phrase “AD LUNAM slots” should not be read literally as a catalogue of standard five-reel slot machines. The current portfolio is more characteristic of crash, Plinko, Mines and choice-based games. That is the brand’s main distinction within the group: short rounds, a simple interface and one central mechanic instead of a large stack of slot features.

The catalogue is still much smaller than those of the older 1X2 Network brands. On the other hand, the limited number of games makes the studio’s specialisation easy to understand: almost every release fits an arcade or alternative casino format rather than trying to cover every vertical at once.