This page covers JDB Gaming, a studio whose titles are found in Philippine-facing casino lobbies, using what the company itself states instead of operator claims about it.
Who JDB Gaming is
Field
Value
Studio
JDB Gaming
Founded
Not published
Headquarters
Not published
Specialisms
fish shooting games slots
Catalogue size
Not published
Publishes RTP
No
A founding year is not published. No corporate source states one.
A catalogue size is not published. The studio is silent on its title count.
On JDB’s own site there is nothing about the founding year, headquarters or catalogue size, as the pages are age-gated and depend heavily on scripts. Numbers for each of the three are passed around on affiliate listicles. Nothing is repeated here, because a figure without a primary source is worth less than saying plainly that no source exists.
Licences the studio holds
JDB Gaming is on record with PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department). Studio licences and operator licences are different things: one covers the company making the games, the other the casino offering them, and a player’s recourse runs through the operator’s regulator, not the studio’s.
PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) — an approved game content list is kept by PAGCOR on its official website. No other regulator-grade record turned up for this studio, and it covers content, not operator licensing
Titles covered on this site
PHMAPALAD has no JDB Gaming title guide. JDB Gaming is listed on PHMAPALAD because of its licensing record and not its catalogue.
Piggy Gold, Dragon Fishing and Dragon of Demons are the titles JDB Gaming features on its own pages. The studio is advertising its own catalogue here, plain and simple. Nothing in it points to which of them a casino carries or to which have pages here.
JDB Gaming in the Philippine market
Pagcor.ph, where the list is published, was the source that confirmed the PAGCOR EGLD approved-game content list.
Whether JDB Gaming publishes RTP
Return-to-player figures cannot be found on JDB Gaming’s own game pages. Where an RTP for one of its titles appears on other sites, it was gathered by third parties, whose figures conflict. This site does not quote one.
JDB publishes no RTP figure that could be found on its own site. No aggregator figure is substituted.
This matters more than it sounds. The quality of a return-to-player figure depends on where it comes from, so a number echoed by comparison sites with no primary source offers no evidence.
Playing JDB Gaming games at PHMAPALAD
At PHMAPALAD, sign in and the game lobby is the next place to open.
Either apply the JDB Gaming filter in the lobby or search for a title by name.
The info screen of a game shows its stake range and paytable, and it is worth opening ahead of play.
First settle a session budget; a new title is then best learned at a low stake.
FAQ
What does JDB Gaming make?
It lists fish shooting games, slots as the specialisms it publishes.
What licences does JDB Gaming hold?
Public registers name PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department). The studio is the subject of this, whereas a casino offering its games is outside it.
Where is JDB Gaming based?
The studio publishes no headquarters location.
Does JDB Gaming publish RTP?
No. Because JDB Gaming leaves RTP off its own pages, a figure found elsewhere derives from third-party aggregation and not from the studio.
Heading over to PHMAPALAD?
Your account, your balance and every promotion are held by PHMAPALAD itself; this guide holds none of them.
