Blockchain Casino Game Development
for Built for Web3 Operators

The contract commits to a hashed server seed before the bet. The player adds a client seed. After settlement the original seed is revealed, so anyone can re-run the hash and confirm the outcome was fixed beforehand. Every game ships with a public verification page and round ID lookup.

Round frequency decides it. VRF produces an on-chain cryptographic proof, the strongest position to defend to a regulator, but adds gas and latency per request. Commit-reveal is cheaper and faster, which suits high-frequency titles like Crash. A common middle path uses VRF to seed batches, commit-reveal within them.

In regulated markets, yes. On-chain settlement does not replace licensing. Regulators still require RNG certification from an accredited lab such as GLI, BMM Testlabs, iTech Labs or eCOGRA, documented RTP and responsible gaming controls. We prepare the RNG methodology, RTP report and technical spec for submission.

Self-custody changes where controls sit, not whether you need them. We screen wallets at connect and deposit against sanctions and high-risk lists via Chainalysis, TRM Labs or Elliptic, with identity verification before withdrawal. Contract blocklists, geo-blocking, deposit limits, self-exclusion and mixer-activity monitoring are standard.

Solidity or Rust contracts, tested with Hardhat or Foundry on audited OpenZeppelin libraries. Randomness via Chainlink VRF or commit-reveal. Front ends on React and TypeScript with ethers.js, rendered in PixiJS or Phaser. Infrastructure covers dedicated RPC nodes, The Graph indexing and Tenderly monitoring. We can build to your existing stack.

Gas is a recurring cost per round, not a build cost. High-frequency, low-stakes titles need a low-fee chain such as Polygon, Arbitrum, Base or Solana. We model gas against projected volume and can cut exposure through batching, off-chain rounds with periodic settlement, or sponsored gas via account abstraction.

Yes. On-chain titles are delivered as standard integrations over REST and WebSocket APIs, covering RGS connectivity, session handling, PAM sync, bonus engine support and reporting feeds. They sit in the same lobby as your existing library. Hybrid setups can run one title against either crypto or fiat balances.

Four variables: how much logic sits on-chain, chain count, contract upgradeability, and whether an independent audit is included. A ready-to-launch single-chain title takes 4 to 6 weeks; a custom build with full audit, 12 to 16 weeks. Audit slots book 3 to 6 weeks out, so reserve one at kickoff.

On custom builds, contract source, deployment artefacts, game assets and resulting IP transfer to you at final delivery, with admin key handover, documentation and repository access. On ready-to-launch titles, core contract IP stays with TIGGAMES under licence while you hold branding, configuration and commercial operating rights.

It is planned for before launch. Contracts ship with a pause function and, where the model allows, an upgradeable proxy behind a multisig and timelock, so no single key can push a change. Monitoring flags abnormal activity. The sequence is pause, remediate, re-audit, redeploy, disclose.