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Elbet is a games provider founded in Belgrade, Serbia in 2002, originally as a technology company and, since 2020, as a developer of online casino and virtual content. Its bread and butter is virtual sports — dog and horse racing simulators using real video footage — surrounded by crash games, instant-win and number games, roulette, lotteries and a growing slots range. It is one of the standout content houses to emerge from the Balkans.
For a SoftVault operator, Elbet brings a category mix that many slot-heavy catalogues lack: fast, provably-fair products and virtual sports that suit retail-style and regulated European audiences. The studio partners with more than 250 operators across three continents and four state lotteries, and its games reach SoftVault through the same single integration as the rest of the catalogue.
Elbet began in 2002 as a Serbian technology company building software solutions, and moved into online games in 2020. It now runs offices in Malta, Ireland and Belgrade and holds a broad regulatory footprint, with the Malta Gaming Authority alongside national licences across more than a dozen jurisdictions.
Elbet's strongest category is virtual sports: greyhound and horse racing simulators built on actual video footage, giving retail and online players a constant stream of short, fixed-result events. This heritage in virtuals is what most distinguishes the studio from slots-first providers.
Around the virtuals sits a suite of fast products — crash games including the popular Rocketman, plus Fast Balls, Fast Coin, Gold Mines and Raccoon Rush. Many carry a three-tier progressive jackpot system (GrandPot, FastPot and a top prize) funded by 1% of each stake, using mystery and must-hit-by mechanics. Slots, roulette, instant-win and number games round out the catalogue.
Elbet is licensed and certified across 13-plus jurisdictions — including Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Italy, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, the Netherlands, North Macedonia and Spain — and supports both fiat and cryptocurrency for its online games. It reaches SoftVault operators through the NuxGame aggregation that SoftVault carries.
Elbet is a strong choice where virtual sports and fast games matter as much as slots:
Elbet is available through SoftVault's single aggregation layer, so there is no separate contract or technical integration with Elbet to arrange. Its catalogue is carried via the NuxGame aggregation that SoftVault resells and appears in your back office ready to switch on once your platform is live.
New Elbet releases are added automatically as the studio ships them, so your virtual sports, crash and slot content stays current without engineering work on your side. Revenue-share billing runs through your normal SoftVault GGR statement, with no separate invoicing from the provider.
Enabling Elbet on an existing SoftVault platform takes days; for new operators it is included as part of the standard 14-day launch. Where Elbet exposes promo tools such as its progressive jackpots and tournaments, they are surfaced through the standard SoftVault admin.
No — slots are only part of the picture. Elbet is best known for virtual sports (greyhound and horse racing simulators) and fast games such as crash, instant-win and number games, with slots and roulette alongside.
The crash game Rocketman is a signature title, alongside fast products such as Fast Balls, Fast Coin, Gold Mines and Raccoon Rush, plus its virtual racing simulators.
Yes. Elbet holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence plus national licences across 13-plus jurisdictions including Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria and Italy, and its fast games use provably-fair mechanics.
On an existing SoftVault platform it takes days. For new operators it is included as part of the standard 14-day launch, with no separate provider integration required.
Yes, via SoftVault, subject to each market's rules. Elbet supports both cryptocurrency and fiat for its online games.
Its Serbian roots and virtual-sports heritage suit retail-style and regulated European play, and its broad national licensing makes it straightforward to deploy across multiple EU markets.
