The lobby, as it stood
Recovered from Sugar Casino's own lobby data rather than from a review site, which is why the studio count here is lower and more boring than the numbers you will see elsewhere.
The 25 studios it carried
- Avatarux
- Aviatrix
- Betsoft Gaming
- BGaming still playable
- Big Time Gaming
- Blueprint
- Evolution Gaming
- Ezugi
- GAMOMAT
- Hacksaw Gaming still playable
- Iron Dog Studio
- Kalamba Games
- NetEnt
- Nolimit City still playable
- Penguin King
- PG Soft
- Playtech
- Popiplay
- Pragmatic Play
- ReelPlay
- Relax Gaming
- Spadegaming
- Tom Horn Gaming
- Vivo Gaming
- Yggdrasil Gaming still playable
The four marked are the ones we can confirm are also in DiceSpin's live lobby today, because both lists were read from each casino's own site. The rest are certainly running somewhere; we just have not checked where.
How the lobby was sorted
Slots and the tags it sorted them by
- Popular
- New
- Exclusive
- Bonus Buy
- High Volatility
- Drops & Wins
Live casino
- Live Casino
- Game Shows
- Baccarat
- Blackjack
- Punto Banco
- Dragon Tiger
Table, card and dice
- Table Games
- Card Games
- Dice Games
- Poker
- Craps
- Pontoon
The unusual corners
- Andar Bahar
- 32 Cards
- Cribbage
- Bingo
- Keno
- Lottery
- Horse Racing
Andar Bahar, 32 Cards and cribbage next to horse racing and keno is an unusually long tail for a site of this size. It suggests the platform was serving several markets at once rather than one European audience.
Why there is no list of individual games here
Every other page about this casino that lists specific slot titles is guessing, and it is worth explaining how we know that. Sugar Casino served its lobby from a live API: the page shell was saved by web archives, but the games inside it were fetched fresh each time a visitor loaded it, and that request was never archived.
What did survive is the layer above the titles. The studio list is in the page's own embedded configuration, and so are the category names and filter tags. That is why this page can tell you with confidence which 25 companies supplied the games, and which shelves they sat on, but cannot tell you that a particular slot was in there on a particular day. A list of plausible titles would read better and would be worth nothing.
If you came here looking for Sugar Rush
A good share of people searching for this casino are actually thinking of Sugar Rush, the Pragmatic Play slot, which shares the candy theme and half the name. The two are not related: one is a casino that closed, the other is a single game that is still running everywhere.
The connection that does exist is on the shelf above. Pragmatic Play is one of the 25 studios Sugar Casino carried, so the studio that makes Sugar Rush was genuinely stocked here. Whether that exact title sat in the lobby is one of the things the missing API means nobody can prove.
Read about Sugar Rush, and play the free demoWhere that shelf is now
If what you liked about Sugar Casino was the games rather than the candy, the overlap is the useful part. DiceSpin's lobby carries Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, BGaming, Yggdrasil Gaming, all four of which you would have seen at Sugar, alongside Play’n GO, Playson, Novomatic, Endorphina, Spribe and Belatra.
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Questions about the games
Can I still play the Sugar Casino games?
The games, yes. The casino, no. Slots are made by studios and licensed to casinos, so a title you played at Sugar Casino is almost certainly running at a dozen live sites right now. What ended was the operator, not the games.
Did Sugar Casino have live dealer tables?
Yes. Its lobby carried a live casino section with Evolution Gaming and Vivo Gaming, covering blackjack, baccarat, punto banco, dragon tiger and game shows.
How many game studios did it carry?
25 are named in its own lobby data. Some review sites claim forty or seventy plus. We can only publish what the casino itself listed, so 25 is the number we will stand behind.