FBM — Slots, Games and Provider Overview

FBM began developing casino products in 2001 and became particularly associated with electronic and video bingo over the following decades. The main brand covers both software and physical casino terminals: its corporate website separately presents Casino Games, Online Casino Games and Casino Cabinets. This distinction matters because not every FBM product shown in trade-show coverage or land-based news exists as an online game.

For iGaming, the group uses the dedicated FBMDS brand, short for FBM Digital Systems. It converts selected well-known FBM bingo products for browser-based play and develops its own digital catalogue. Through FBMDS, online casinos can offer video bingo, slots, crash games, lotto, table games and video poker. An FBM provider page can therefore cover the FBMDS online catalogue without treating every physical FBM machine as an online title.

FBM and FBMDS operate as B2B suppliers. They create games, systems and integrations for operators, but they do not set a player’s registration process, deposits, withdrawals, KYC checks, casino bonus terms or account limits. Those conditions belong to the operator where the content is hosted.

Video bingo is the most distinctive part of FBM’s heritage. Unlike a conventional reel slot, a round is built around numbered cards, an automated ball draw and prize patterns. Extra balls and bonus features can extend play after the main draw, so modern video bingo may visually resemble a hybrid of bingo and a casino mini-game, while its mathematics and result structure remain separate from a slot.

30 Mania! Spin uses 30 tickets with selectable numbers and adds a mini-slot within a dedicated bonus feature. Its official FBMDS page lists an RTP of 94.00% and Medium/High volatility. Bingo Blast uses multiple cards and can offer up to ten extra balls; the base digital version lists 93.98% RTP and Medium volatility.

The newer Infinity Series refreshes classic bingo names for the online catalogue. Multi Champion Infinity Series, Multi Mega Infinity Series, Plus 3 Infinity Series, Bingo Pilipino Infinity Series and other editions use revised mathematics, interfaces adapted for different screen sizes and the recurring Magic Ball feature. Multi Champion Infinity Series, for example, lists 96.38% RTP, while Multi Mega Infinity Series lists 95.77%.

FBM also develops market-themed versions. Viva Mexico Infinity Series uses 90-ball bingo, 19 prize patterns, extra balls and a bonus round. This reflects a long-standing product strategy of adapting themes and mechanics to particular audiences rather than simply translating an interface.

The FBMDS slot range is more varied than the brand’s early digital releases. The catalogue includes classic fixed-payline games, 243-ways and 1024-ways formats, link jackpots, free spins, Sticky and Expanding Wilds, Super Reels, Tumble mechanics, Bonus Buy options and multipliers.

Royal Trucks 243 Ways uses 243 ways to win and introduces Super Reels during free spins. Its official game page lists an RTP of 96.00%. Royal Trucks 50 Lines keeps the same truck theme but uses 50 paylines instead, showing why similar names do not necessarily mean identical game mathematics.

Catch the Gold combines free spins, Sticky Wilds and Easy $ Link with four prize levels: Mini, Minor, Major and Grand. FBMDS lists 95.97% RTP and Medium/High volatility for this version. Secrets of Scarabs takes a more contemporary approach with a 6×5 layout, Tumble mechanics, multiplier symbols, Buy Bonus and extra features; its official RTP is 96.55%.

Cyber Fruits illustrates another direction. It is a 3×5 slot with 20 fixed paylines, Wild ReSpin and Sticky Wild Multipliers that can progress from 2x to 5x. Multipliers can combine during free spins, while the official RTP is 95.56%. The FBMDS slot catalogue therefore ranges from straightforward line-based games to more feature-heavy releases using tumbles, link systems and bonus buying.

FBM’s online portfolio extends beyond bingo and slots. Its crash category uses short rounds with a rising multiplier and a decision about when to cash out. One of the most recognisable examples is Ronaldinho Crash, which combines a football theme with Auto Cash-out, Auto-Play and bet settings. The official RTP is listed at 97.00%.

Magical Garden uses the same broad crash principle in a fully 3D presentation. It supports two bets, auto bet and auto cashout, with an official RTP of 97%. Crash games should not be compared with slots by paylines or free-spin features: the central player decision is when to secure the multiplier before the round ends.

The lotto range includes Power Pick Lotto, which uses six balls, four tickets and a five-level jackpot structure. The table-game section includes Blackjack, Baccarat, Banca Francesa and Sic Bo. Top+Plus Banca Francesa, for example, has an official RTP of 98.41%, while Blackjack Vegas Strip lists 99.33%. These percentages belong to the rules of those individual table games and should not be used as an RTP figure for FBM slots or bingo.

Video poker forms another category, with games including Bonus Poker, Jacks or Better and Deuces Wild. This breadth makes FBMDS a multi-category online supplier rather than simply a digital copy of FBM’s land-based bingo business.

FBM does not have one RTP or one volatility level for the whole portfolio. Values differ even within the same game category, and updated Infinity editions of familiar bingo games can use different mathematics from older digital versions. Meaningful comparison therefore starts with the exact game and version.

The table illustrates different mathematical profiles rather than ranking the games. A higher RTP does not by itself mean that large wins will occur more often: volatility, bonus rules, the number of cards or paylines and jackpot structure also affect how a game feels. Before wagering, check the Paytable or Help section for the exact version offered by the operator.

A specific B2B legal entity is confirmed for the online business: FBM Digital Systems Limited. The Malta Gaming Authority currently lists the company as Licensed under MGA/B2B/772/2019. The authorisation is a B2B Critical Supply Licence covering Type 1 Gaming Services for casino products, meaning it concerns supplying gaming content to other businesses.

FBMDS states that the licence was issued on 20 November 2020, and the MGA register lists the company at an address in St Julian’s, Malta. This confirms the regulated status of the digital supplier, but it does not replace the operating licence of an online casino and does not automatically establish that an operator is lawful for a user in every country.

FBM E-Motion is a separate remote gaming platform associated with the Philippines. FBM’s corporate material describes it in a PAGCOR-licensed context, but E-Motion should not be conflated with the MGA B2B licence held by FBM Digital Systems Limited. They are different products and regulatory contexts.

The official FBMDS website functions as a catalogue and product showcase. Game pages can list the product type, RTP, volatility, main feature and device information. Many classic releases explicitly mention Android, iOS, Mac OS and Windows, while newer titles are commonly marked as using Responsive Design.

This is particularly useful when comparing several versions of the same concept. The original Bingo Pilipino, for example, lists 91.00% RTP with Medium/High volatility, while Bingo Pilipino Infinity Series lists 95.70% with Medium volatility. The name and theme are similar, but the mathematical profile is noticeably different. The same principle applies to updated Infinity editions of Plus 3, Multi Champion and Bingo Blast.

Browser-responsive design allows the games to run on smartphones, tablets and computers through a casino integration. A standalone consumer FBM app is not a requirement for these titles; the actual launch method depends on the operator using FBMDS content.

The current catalogue shows that FBMDS is not limited to digitising older bingo hits. Recent product families include updated Infinity Series video bingo, futuristic Cyber Series slots, more complex slot models with Tumble and Bonus Buy mechanics, and crash games with automated cash-out options.

Infinity Series develops established FBM names such as Multi Champion, Multi Mega, Plus 3, Bingo Blast and Bingo Pilipino through redesigned interfaces and new mathematical configurations. Slots such as Cyber Fruits and Secrets of Scarabs show a move towards contemporary mechanics including Sticky Wild Multipliers, Tumbles, Buy Bonus and additional multipliers.

The wider FBM brand also remains active in the land-based sector in 2026, with new cabinets and physical-casino slot releases. Titles such as Oranges & Lions or Cashin’ Rail Express should not automatically be added to the FBMDS online catalogue unless a digital version is confirmed. For an online-provider page, the published FBMDS catalogue remains the appropriate reference.