Electric Elephant Games UK Online Casinos List

Founded	2014
Employees	11-50
Headquarters	London, UK
Office Locations	London, Colombo
Number of Games	39
Types of Games	Slot games, Table games

If you were into online gaming before 2019, the name Seven Deuce Gaming or 7DG might ring a bell. Seven Deuce started its journey in 2014 and it had traditional casino games in its DNA. However, it was rebranded to Electric Elephant Games in 2019 as the company ventured into slot development – which was the beginning of its success story. Their games can now be found in brand new online casinos in the UK.

The new name, Electric Elephant, has its roots in Sri Lanka, as the country is home to a large number of Asian elephants.

Having a head office in Soho, London, the close-knit team of game designers, coders, maths wizzes, and artists at Electric Elephant Games bring together a combined industry experience of more than four decades to the table.

Though you may not come across hundreds of Electric Elephants games just as yet, the iGaming studio certainly aims at bigger numbers. Its video slots typically follow the classic slot standards, but the company never stops innovating. You can find a range of innovative features, such as the Reel Unlock feature which makes its magic-themed slot Divine Immortals stand out.

The games do not always go all the rage upon launch, but the settings and features are sometimes used for hit games later on. Like many ambitious indie providers on the slot gaming market, the company produces games for big brands in the UK such as Relax Gaming and Microgaming, instead of launching games independently. These big providers distribute their slots and table games via their operator network.

HTML5-based Space Spins, an online slot developed by Electric Elephant Games back in 2019 for Microgaming and still a popular choice of slot fans worldwide, comes with space-themed features such as Rocket Wilds and Sunburst Wilds.

What we like most about this iGaming provider is that they are never afraid to weigh up new ideas and to turn them into memorable slots. With a mobile-first approach, the provider creates games for both social and retail gaming spaces.

The bespoke game developer is registered as a business in the UK, although it hasn't yet obtained its UKGC licence. We think it's only a matter of time before the company gets the regulatory nod in the UK and elsewhere to release their electrifying games all on their own.