Gameplay Interactive (GPI) is a game studio that supplies Asian-focused slots, live dealer baccarat and lottery games to online casinos. It does not run a casino or take bets itself. Instead, you reach its slots and Gameplay casino tables through a licensed operator, which holds your account, login and money. Among the casinos we review, BK8, 96M, BODA8 and GOD55 mention GPI games.

Gameplay Interactive is a B2B supplier, so it sells games and platforms to casino operators rather than to players. CB Insights lists its office in San Gwann, Malta, and describes its work as game design, software development, hosting and turnkey services. We could not confirm its founding year from a reliable source, so we leave it out.
Its company profile on Gambling Insider, updated in January 2025, sums up the range as 20+ live dealer tables, 100+ slot titles and 40+ lottery and other games. The same profile says BMM tests its live casino products and GLI tests its slots. However, we could not find a regulator licence on a public register, so we do not claim one.
The studio also has a long record in Asian markets. In May 2015, SBTech announced a deal to supply GPI with a sportsbook built for Asian betting, according to SBC News. That deal brought bet types such as Asian handicap and over/under to the GPI platform for its operator clients.
According to its profile, GPI offers two routes to market. Operators can take a full white-label site with back-office tools, or they can add GPI games to an existing casino through an integration. Either way, the casino operator runs the site, your account and any payments, not GPI.
So there is no GPI account for players. You sign up with a casino, deposit through its cashier with methods such as Touch 'n Go, DuitNow or FPX where offered, and then open GPI games from its lobby.
Gameplay Interactive says it releases about 10 new slots per quarter. Its slots use features such as jackpot games, cascading reels, cluster wins and free spins, with themes from Asian folklore, Western myth, fantasy and pop culture. Public data on older titles is thin, so we focus on recent releases with published figures.
| Game | RTP | Layout | Max win | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pet Park | 96.63% | 5-6-6-6-6-5 reels, 32,400 ways | 50,000x | Collapsing reels, transforming symbols, free spins |
| Squad Games | 97.02% (default) | 3x3 grid, 8 fixed lines | Not stated | Poker-hand wins |
Source: Gambling Insider game profiles, 2025. Your casino may run a different RTP version, so check the in-game info screen.
Pet Park is a cute animal-themed slot with an unusual 5-6-6-6-6-5 reel layout, which gives 32,400 ways to win. Gambling Insider lists a 96.63% RTP and a top prize of 50,000x the total bet. Winning symbols collapse, and new ones fall in until no new wins form.
The main twist is the transforming symbol. A silver-framed symbol in a win turns gold, and a gold-framed symbol in a later win turns wild. Goldfish symbols also carry 2x multipliers that can add up, while four or more scatters award 10 free spins.
Squad Games mixes poker and slots. It spins a 3x3 grid with eight fixed lines, and you win by landing poker-style hands such as a straight flush, three of a kind, a straight or a flush. Gambling Insider gives a default RTP of 97.02%, so check the info screen, because your casino's version may differ.
GPI built its name on 3D slots for web and mobile, which it promoted as early as 2015. Directory listings still show older Gameplay Interactive slots such as The Monkey King, Qixi Festival and Fortune Cat. However, these games rarely show RTP figures in public sources, so open the info screen before you play any of them.
Live baccarat is the core of the Gameplay casino suite. Directory listings for Gameplay Interactive name Baccarat, Super 98 Baccarat, 7Up Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, Super Color Sic Bo, Roulette, Blackjack, 3 Pictures and Super Fantan. Our casino reviews also list the studio as Gameplay or Game Play, so look for either name in the lobby.
We could not confirm the current rules for variants such as 7Up Baccarat or Super 98 Baccarat from a primary source. So open each table's rules screen before you bet, because payouts and side bets change from one variant to the next. Also note that live tables have no demo mode, so you usually need a funded casino account to play.
On a standard commission table, the Banker bet pays 0.95 to 1 and carries a house edge of about 1.06%. The Player bet pays 1 to 1 with an edge of about 1.24%. By contrast, a Tie paying 8 to 1 has an edge of about 14.36%, which makes it the costliest main bet.
Many Asian studios also run no-commission tables, where a Banker win on 6 pays only half. That rule lifts the Banker edge to about 1.46%. So check which version your table uses, since the paytable decides the real cost of each bet.
Dragon Tiger deals one card each to Dragon and Tiger, and the higher card wins. In the standard version, a tie costs you half of a Dragon or Tiger bet, which gives those bets a house edge of about 3.7%. Sic Bo uses three dice, and its Big and Small bets carry an edge of about 2.8%, because any triple loses.
GPI also markets a Super series, where special features randomly boost the odds on some rounds. Random boosts do not remove the house edge, though. Compare the payouts in the rules screen with the standard version before you choose a Super table.
According to its profile, Gameplay Interactive offers several ways to view a table. The 2D view shows roadmaps and history, while the 3D view gives a first-person seat. A 7-seater view shows other players' bets, and multi-table play lets you follow up to three tables at once. GPI also runs chroma-key tables that place the dealer in themed virtual sets.
One feature needs a warning. A “good road” alert flags tables with streaks and lets you bet on them in a pop-up. Roadmaps are only a record of past results, though. Each hand is independent, so a streak does not predict the next result, and chasing good roads just means betting more often.
Not every GPI baccarat game is live. Gambling Insider's 2025 write-up of Baccarat Squeeze describes animated cards that peel back slowly and eight freshly shuffled decks every round. The side with the most money on it gets the squeeze, and a Banker win on 6 pays only half.
In that game, the Tie pays 9 to 1 and each Pair bet pays 11 to 1. A 9 to 1 Tie still carries a house edge of about 4.8%, and the Pair bets carry about 10.4%. As a result, the main Banker and Player bets remain the cheaper choices. GPI also offers other RNG tables with 3D animated dealers.
Beyond slots and live tables, Gameplay Interactive supplies lottery and P2P games. Directory listings name its Keno and iLotto products, and the company profile describes number-based lottery games with RNG and live-draw formats. As with any keno, results are random, so no number pattern improves your chances.
The studio also lists Poker Mahjong, a player-versus-player game that blends mahjong tiles with poker betting. In P2P games you compete against other players rather than the house, and the operator usually takes a fee from each game or pot. GPI says it runs anti-collusion and fraud checks on this product.
For keno-style games from another studio, see our Funky Games guide, which covers the lottery titles that 96M and BK8 list.
For slots, demo play is the best way to learn a GPI game before you stake money. Some casinos offer a demo or fun mode on the game tile, though availability varies by casino and by title. We did not find a public demo portal run by the studio itself.
A demo uses virtual credits, so it shows how often features trigger and how big the swings feel. Use it to check the bet range and the RTP in the info screen, too. Remember that demo wins never become cash, and a good demo run does not predict real-money results.
Live dealer tables are different. Because a real dealer runs each round, the Gameplay Interactive live baccarat, Dragon Tiger and Sic Bo tables have no demo mode. Instead, watch a few rounds without betting, read the rules screen, and start with the minimum stake if you decide to play.
Four casinos we review mention GPI games. Catalogues change without notice, so use the provider filter in each casino lobby to confirm which Gameplay Interactive titles are live today.
For more sites, see our online casino Malaysia rankings. You can also compare studios in our live casino Malaysia guide and our online slot Malaysia guide.
There is no separate GPI login. You sign in with your casino username and password, then open GPI games from the casino lobby. Deposits, withdrawals, bonuses and deposit limits all sit with the casino, never with the studio.
Be wary of anyone who offers a special studio account, a login link or an app file through WhatsApp or Telegram. Fake login pages are a common way to steal casino accounts. So type the casino's address yourself, or use the app link inside the casino's own site menu.
GPI promoted its 3D slots for both web and mobile as early as 2015, and its games open inside your casino's mobile site or app. Live tables stream video, so use a stable Wi-Fi or 4G connection and watch your data use. If a stream freezes, your bet still settles on the real result, so avoid betting on a shaky connection.
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We don't give legal advice. Gambling laws in Malaysia are restrictive and depend on your circumstances, so check the rules that apply to you before playing. Gameplay Interactive only supplies games to licensed operators. It does not take bets, hold player funds or run player accounts.
GPI makes video slots, live dealer tables and lottery games, plus P2P titles such as Poker Mahjong. Its live range centres on baccarat, with Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, roulette and blackjack alongside. Its company profile cites 100+ slots and 20+ live tables.
Both. The live tables use real dealers on a video stream, while games such as Baccarat Squeeze use a random number generator with animated cards. Check the game tile or rules screen to see which type you are playing.
Recent titles list figures such as 96.63% for Pet Park and a default 97.02% for Squad Games. Many older titles have no public RTP data. RTP is a long-run average, so always check the in-game info screen at your casino.
You can try some GPI slots in demo mode where your casino offers it. Live dealer tables have no demo, so you need a real-money account to play them. Also, you cannot withdraw demo winnings.
No. You log in with your casino account and open GPI games from its lobby. Your money and personal details stay with the casino, so never share them with anyone who offers a special studio account.
Gameplay Interactive slots and live tables are entertainment, not a source of income. The house always has an edge, so expect to lose over time. Set a budget before you play, use your casino's deposit limits, and stop when that budget runs out.
Never chase losses or raise stakes to win money back. Take regular breaks, especially at fast live tables. If gambling stops being fun, read our responsible gambling guide for Malaysia or visit BeGambleAware for free, confidential support. Gambling is for adults only.