Playnetic is a B2B iGaming studio that develops and supplies online casino content, primarily slot games, to licensed gambling operators.
Founded
2023
Headquarters
Limassol, Cyprus
Slots we track
56
The company operates three in-house game studios, and its slot titles include Joxer, Patrick vs Joker, and Count Catula: Hold N' Win.
Official website: playnetic.com. Figures on this page are as published by Playnetic; operators may run a different RTP configuration of any game — check in the game before you play.
The same catalogue cut the way streamers ask for it. Every card opens the slot's own page with its full figures.
All 56 of them, with RTP and volatility. Showing 1–56.
How many Playnetic slots are there?
CasinoHub tracks 56 Playnetic slots, each with its RTP, volatility and max win on its own page, and new releases are added as the studio publishes them.
Which Playnetic slot has the highest RTP?
Two-Way Trouble has the highest published RTP of the Playnetic slots we track, at 96.5%. Next come . Casinos can run a lower RTP configuration of the same game, so check in the game before you play.
What is the biggest max win in a Playnetic slot?
Two-Way Trouble tops the Playnetic catalogue with a maximum win of 10,000x the stake, followed by .
What are the newest Playnetic slots?
1 Playnetic slot released in the last month. The latest is Two-Way Trouble (August 2026); the newest releases are listed on this page and added automatically as they appear.
Where is Playnetic based and when was it founded?
Playnetic was founded in 2023 and is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus. Its official website is https://playnetic.com.
Can I track Playnetic slots in a bonus hunt?
Yes. Add any Playnetic slot to a CasinoHub bonus hunt by name — or let viewers request it in chat with !slot — and its RTP and max win travel with it onto the overlay and into the break-even maths. The tracker is free for Twitch, Kick and YouTube streamers.
Add any Playnetic slot to a bonus hunt by name and the tracker carries its figures into your break-even and required-multiplier maths automatically.