iMoon — Slots, Games and Provider Overview

iMoon positions itself as a B2B developer and supplier of lightweight online casino games. Public corporate profiles indicate a 2021 founding year, while the official website describes a product strategy centred on fast games, lightweight loading, API integration and support for operator platforms.

The legal entity iMoon B.V. is registered in the Commercial Register of Curaçao under number 158383. The current site lists its office at Dr. H. Fergusonweg 1, Willemstad, Curaçao. A current Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate confirms B2B authorisation under application number OGL/2024/571/0919.

The brand also operates the domain imoon.casino. The main B2B site links to it as a B2C Platform / demo website. It carries both iMoon Originals and third-party games from other developers. For a provider review, these layers must remain separate: the presence of another studio’s title on imoon.casino does not make it an iMoon-developed game.

The same distinction applies to registration, payments, VIP features, promotions and customer support on imoon.casino. Those are platform functions and should not be presented as features of every iMoon integration at a third-party operator.

The current B2B Products page shows several dozen proprietary games. They can be grouped into a few main categories.

• Crash games. iMoon Crash, Crash Royale, Crash Legacy, Crash Classic, Crash Range, Crash Over/Under, Crash Witch, Crash Ghostly, Crash 1917, Crash 3DX, Blood Burst and other variations.
• Plinko. The standard Plinko game and the themed Plinko Egypt.
• Mines. A classic grid-based game built around selecting safe cells while avoiding mines.
• Dice. Dice and Dice Royale, with numerical outcomes and fast payout calculations.
• Hi Lo. Hi Lo and Hi Lo Royale, based on choosing how the next result compares with a reference value.
• Instant / casual. Balloon, Find The Stone, Guess The Cup, Chicken Cross, Chicken Goal, Pearl Hunt, Poop and similar short mechanics.
• Multiplier / wheel. Limbo and City Wheel.
• Sports-themed fast games. Goal a Penalty and Chicken Goal use football themes and short rounds.

This catalogue is different from a traditional slot studio. Instead of dozens of 5×3 reel games, iMoon develops multiple variations of fast-game mechanics in which the outcome depends on a multiplier, a choice, a path or another random event.

Crash games are the historical core of iMoon’s catalogue. In the classic crash format, a multiplier rises after the round begins and the player’s decision is whether to lock in the result before the multiplier stops. iMoon develops this formula through different modes and visual themes.

Crash Royale became one of the brand’s flagship products. Official materials describe additional Over/Under and Range modes, as well as an insurance feature. In 2024, iMoon announced the integration of its crash games, including Crash Royale, into Pariplay Fusion.

Crash 3DX moves the same underlying idea into a 3D space scene, where the rising multiplier is linked to a spacecraft flight and the end of the round is visualised as a space event. Crash Ghostly, Crash Witch, Crash 1917 and Blood Burst change the theme while retaining the short multiplier loop.

Newer products continue to expand the genre. On the current B2B showcase, Crash Legacy appears among New iMoon Products with an RTP of 97%. Standard Crash Royale, Crash Classic, Crash Range and several earlier crash titles are shown on the current Products page with 98% RTP.

That means one RTP figure should not be applied automatically even within iMoon’s crash range.

Mines is one of iMoon’s easiest products to understand. Players open cells on a grid while trying to avoid mines. The longer a successful sequence continues, the higher the potential multiplier. The current official site lists Mines with an RTP of 98%.

Dice is also listed at 98% RTP and is built around a numerical result. Games of this type typically let the player choose a condition and level of risk before the round, after which an RNG determines the outcome. Dice Royale is also present in the catalogue.

Hi Lo uses a binary idea: depending on the implementation, the next outcome needs to be higher or lower than a selected boundary or previous result. The standard Hi Lo is listed on the B2B page at 98% RTP, and Hi Lo Royale is available as a separate version.

Limbo is a multiplier game. Instead of waiting for a rising crash graph, the player works with a target multiplier and an RNG result. The official Products catalogue displays an RTP of 98%.

These games share short rounds and minimal paytable complexity, but their mathematics are not identical. Risk, multiplier ranges and outcome probabilities need to be checked within each specific version.

In Plinko, a ball travels through a field of pegs and lands in one of several multiplier zones. The result is visually easy to follow, while central and outer positions usually reflect different balances between probability and potential payout.

On the current English-language B2B Products page, the standard Plinko is displayed at roughly 93% RTP, while versions of the main site show the more precise figure of 92.92%. This is best understood as rounded versus more precise display rather than as a product-level contradiction.

Plinko Egypt uses the same basic mechanic with an Egyptian theme. The current catalogue also lists it at 92.92% RTP.

Plinko’s mathematics differ significantly from Dice, Mines or Hi Lo, which the official site lists at 98%. iMoon therefore should not be described as a provider with one universal “98% RTP”; some games have substantially lower theoretical returns.

City Wheel is a multiplier-based RNG wheel game. Its official page lists an RTP of 98%, a maximum multiplier of 100x and a release date of 6 March 2025. The player places a bet, spins the wheel and receives a payout according to the sector where it stops. A 0x result means the round loses.

Turbo Mode is available for faster play, while Autobet can run a sequence of automatic spins. The page also describes a results history and built-in chat.

Balloon is another short instant/multiplier product, currently listed at 98% RTP. Its focus is a quick visual round without a complex set of paylines or symbols.

City Wheel and Balloon both illustrate iMoon’s wider approach: few rules, rapid outcomes and interfaces designed to work comfortably on mobile screens.

Chicken-themed games have become one of iMoon’s newer product directions. Chicken Cross is highlighted among new products on the current B2B homepage and is listed with an RTP of 95%. It is a fast/instant game rather than a traditional video slot.

Chicken Goal is a newer football-themed variation. Official iMoon social materials describe it as a football-inspired game with instant rounds, while the current B2B site shows an RTP of 97% and an Available status.

Chicken Goal also appears among New iMoon Originals on imoon.casino. That supports its current product status, but the platform’s searchable interface does not provide a reliable global release date. An evergreen provider review should therefore describe it as a new product without inventing an exact launch date.

Together, these games show how iMoon has expanded from its early concentration on Crash into a broader set of short casual mechanics.

RTP varies unusually widely across the iMoon catalogue. Many multiplier and crash games sit around 97–98%, while simple guessing games and some Plinko formats have noticeably lower theoretical returns.

These values come from the current official Products page. They show why an average provider RTP would be misleading: the gap between Dice and Find The Stone is more than 14 percentage points.

A particular operator integration may also use another certified configuration. Before playing, it is sensible to check the RTP, bet range and rules in the Info section of the exact version available.

iMoon promotes Provably Fair as part of its product offering. The official site refers to cryptographic technology that can be used to verify the fairness of an outcome. This is particularly relevant to crash and instant games, where a round may be represented by a single multiplier or binary result.

The term Provably Fair should not, however, be applied automatically to every product without checking the specific game. Different categories can use different RNG and verification mechanisms.

There is also an independent BMM Testlabs Evaluation Report for iMoon B.V.’s Software RNG. Testing ran from 25 July to 28 August 2024, and the document lists a recommendation for the Malta jurisdiction together with the technical standards applied. This confirms an RNG evaluation but is not a Malta Gaming Authority licence.

The regulatory description therefore needs to keep three things separate: the Curaçao Gaming Authority B2B authorisation, independent RNG testing and iMoon’s own provably fair technology.

As of 31 August 2026, the current Curaçao Gaming Authority record confirms that iMoon B.V., company number 158383, has Active B2B authorisation under application number OGL/2024/571/0919. The certificate describes this as permission to provide services to licensed operators.

This matters because older pages can still surface outdated regulatory wording. A historical iMoon sitemap may refer to an Antillephone 8048/JAZ sublicense, whereas the current footer and current CGA record use OGL/2024/571/0919. The current primary register takes priority for this review.

The same number is displayed on imoon.casino, but the current CGA certificate page still describes OGL/2024/571/0919 as B2B authorisation. It should therefore not be presented as a separately confirmed B2C casino licence without additional primary evidence.

Most of the iMoon B2B catalogue includes a Play Demo option. This works especially well for fast games because the core mechanics of Mines, Dice, Plinko or Crash can be understood over a few short rounds without studying a long paytable.

The company’s technical positioning also emphasises lightweight delivery. The official site says its games are optimised for low-end devices and limited bandwidth, with a game download size that can be below 500 KB. Multiple currencies and languages are also supported.

iMoon describes its interfaces as responsive across most devices. The usual access method is therefore browser-based through an operator or demo page rather than a separate provider app.

A Play Demo button does not mean the same game is available for real-money play in every country. The final game list, limits and functions depend on the integration and the operator’s rules.

iMoon distributes content through its own APIs and external B2B platforms. In April 2023, the company announced the integration of its portfolio with EveryMatrix, highlighting the low file weight of the games and their ability to run with limited bandwidth.

In March 2024, iMoon crash games were integrated into Pariplay Fusion. The official announcement specifically mentioned Crash Royale and described the partnership as supporting expansion in Latin America.

In February 2025, SoftGamings announced a partnership with iMoon. The company described iMoon as a supplier of crash, lottery and instant casino games and said the full package would be connected through a single API.

These agreements help explain why iMoon games can appear across different operator platforms. An aggregator does not become the developer of the games, and iMoon does not automatically inherit the licences of each operator or distribution partner.

As of 31 August 2026, the main iMoon B2B page highlights three products in its New iMoon Products section: Chicken Goal at 97% RTP, Crash Legacy at 97% and Chicken Cross at 95%.

The company’s imoon.casino platform additionally marks several iMoon Originals as New, including Chicken Goal, Enfejar, Coin Flip, Dice Royale, Hi Lo Royale and Crash Legacy. Their card order supports their freshness, but it does not provide a dependable calendar launch date for every global B2B release.

An evergreen page should therefore avoid inventing exact dates. The safer approach is to record the current New status and update the section when the provider publishes a dated announcement or release note.

The broader trend is clear: iMoon has been extending its catalogue beyond classic crash graphs with more casual, sports-themed and binary-choice games.