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eBet is one of Asia's longest-running live dealer studios, streaming real-time baccarat, Bull Bull, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo and speed roulette from studios staffed with native-speaking Asian dealers. Founded in 2012, it was among the first providers in the region to build its live games mobile-first, keeping streams light enough to run smoothly on everyday Android and iOS handsets.
For a SoftVault operator, eBet is a targeted way to add genuine Asian-market live casino credibility. Rather than a broad Western table suite, it delivers the specific games and pacing that players across Southeast Asia and Greater China expect, all reachable through SoftVault's single integration.
eBet launched in 2012 out of Manila, Philippines, and grew by focusing tightly on the games Asian live players actually favour. Its tables are streamed from studios inside Philippine special economic zones, with a later studio in Tallinn, Estonia opening the door to European-facing operators.
The core portfolio covers baccarat and speed baccarat, Bull Bull (Niu Niu), Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, Fortune Wheel and multiple roulette speeds. This is a deliberately curated set aimed at fast rounds and high hands-per-hour rather than a sprawling table count.
eBet was an early mover in lightweight, HTML5 live streaming, prioritising quick load times and stable video over data-heavy connections. That focus still shows in games optimised for phones as the primary screen.
The studio operates under Philippine gaming regulation (PAGCOR) with Curaçao licensing for international distribution, and its game fairness has been independently audited by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI).
eBet suits operators who want to serve Asian players with content that feels native rather than adapted:
eBet's live tables are available through SoftVault's single aggregation layer, so there is no separate contract or technical integration to negotiate directly with the studio. The catalogue is delivered alongside every other provider SoftVault carries via its NuxGame-powered upstream.
Once an operator's platform is live, eBet appears in the back office ready to switch on, and any new tables or formats the studio ships are added automatically without further development work. Revenue-share billing flows through the operator's normal SoftVault GGR statement, with no separate invoicing from eBet.
Enabling eBet on an existing SoftVault platform takes days; for new operators it is included as part of the standard 14-day launch. Where eBet exposes promotional mechanics, these surface through the standard SoftVault admin.
No. eBet is a full live dealer studio. Its strongest content is Asian-market live casino — Bull Bull, baccarat, Dragon Tiger and Sic Bo — alongside multiple roulette speeds and a fortune wheel.
Live Bull Bull and speed baccarat draw the most play among Asian audiences, with Speed Roulette Live and Dragon Tiger also core tables.
Yes. eBet operates under PAGCOR in the Philippines with Curaçao licensing, and its game fairness has been independently audited by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI).
On an existing SoftVault platform it takes days. For new operators, eBet is switched on as part of the standard 14-day launch.
Yes, via SoftVault, subject to each market's rules. Crypto-focused operators can enable eBet the same way as any other provider in the aggregation layer.
Its core identity is Asian-facing, but a studio in Tallinn, Estonia supports European-facing operators who want authentic Asian-style live tables for their audiences.
