Instant & Crash Games
Turbo Games’ non-card instant catalogue, including multiplayer crash, mines, Vortex and other short-session formats.
Supplier popularity76%Turbo Games
Casino instant and crash games, plus released software card content, supplied through a common game API.
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RNG Card Games
Released software card content, including three-card Teen Patti 20-20 and the higher/lower decision game Hi-Lo.
Supplier popularity76%About Turbo Games
Turbo Games is a B2B studio developing instant and crash casino content. Its released catalogue includes Aero, mines and Vortex formats, together with software card games such as Hi-Lo and Teen Patti 20-20. The supplier provides title pages, virtual-credit demos and public catalogue data with release dates.
Operators can obtain studio content through a common API and assess each game’s player-action and settlement rules before onboarding. Turbo Games describes round-seed verification and supplies content-integration materials to partners. Turbo Stars’ official aggregation FAQ distinguishes its platform module from the Turbo Games studio whose catalogue it distributes.
Where this supplier fits
Casino operators and aggregators sourcing Turbo Games instant, crash and software card content.
Company-level capabilities
- Instant and multiplayer crash games
- Mines and hold-to-spin formats
- Released software card content
- Common API and public catalogue data
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Commercial-reach estimate
Turbo Games popularity
An estimated index of documented commercial footprint and geographic reach. It is not market share, customer satisfaction or a product recommendation.
Commercial footprint 80% weight475 casino brands
The business page states 475 partner brands and defines them as casinos running Turbo Games lobbies right now. The page gives Last updated: 20 July 2026.
Scope: Turbo Games catalogue placement at casino brands, dated by the source page’s last-updated declaration. Brands are not deduplicated legal customer companies, active players or individual-title adoption. The broader homepage’s mixed partner wording and Turbo Stars platform metrics are not substituted.
Source period: 2026-07-20
View sourceGeographic reach 20% weightNot publicly confirmed
No aggregate of countries with actual commercial supply was established. Offices, languages, currencies and licensed or certified jurisdictions are not substituted.
Scope: Supplier-specific aggregate not established; missing numeric evidence is preserved.
View sourceSource review confirms the recorded declaration, not an independent audit of every customer. Brands, customer groups and merchants are different units. Employee and follower counts do not affect this score.
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Popularity methodologyBuyer questions, answered
Is Turbo Games the same offer as Turbo Aggregator?
Turbo Stars’ official FAQ distinguishes them: Turbo Aggregator is an aggregation module, while Turbo Games is a studio whose content is among its available providers.
SourceDoes the studio currently have software card content?
Yes. Teen Patti 20-20 has a current title page with a 3 August 2026 release date, software card rules and a browser preview.
SourceHow can buyers inspect the current catalogue?
Turbo Games publishes a first-party games.json endpoint with title names, categories, release dates and official detail-page URLs, alongside public virtual-credit previews.
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