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Triple Profits Games, commonly abbreviated to TPG, is an East Asian content studio that has been building casino games since 2014. Its catalogue centres on Asian-themed video slots but stretches into RNG table games such as Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo and San Gong, plus multiplayer fishing titles and casual keno games — a mix designed specifically for player tastes across Southeast Asia and the wider Asian market.
For a SoftVault operator, TPG is a practical way to add authentic Asia-facing content without sourcing it region by region. The studio ships roughly one to two new games a month, supports seven languages including Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese, and runs in over 100 currencies including crypto — so the same integration serves both Asian-focused brands and operators chasing emerging markets.
Triple Profits Games was founded in 2014 and operates out of East Asia, licensed in Samoa with GLI-certified random number generation. It has grown a library of more than 90 titles that leans heavily on culturally resonant themes — dragons, fortune symbols, Mahjong motifs and festival imagery — rather than the Western-facing themes that dominate most aggregated catalogues.
Slots make up the bulk of the portfolio, typically on classic 5-reel structures with bonus rounds, free spins and multipliers. Alongside them sit RNG table games (Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, San Gong), overhead and first-person fishing games built for multiplayer play, and casual titles including Neon Keno and a run of Mario-branded games. This spread lets a single provider cover several tabs of an Asia-facing lobby.
TPG titles are built in HTML5 for desktop, Android and iOS, with RTP configurable by the operator within a 92%–98% band and a back-office "booster buy" feature for scheduling daily rewards. Support for 100-plus currencies including cryptocurrency makes the studio a natural fit for crypto casinos serving Asian audiences.
Popular releases include 88 Fortune, King of Seven, Gold Dragon 360° and Aztec Hunt among the slots, with Ultimate Blackjack representing the table side. The studio's distribution has been widened through deals with aggregators such as Slotegrator, and it reaches SoftVault operators through the NuxGame aggregation that SoftVault carries.
Triple Profits Games earns its place for operators who take Asian and emerging markets seriously:
Triple Profits Games is available through SoftVault's single aggregation layer, so there is no separate contract or technical integration with TPG to negotiate. The studio's catalogue is carried via the NuxGame aggregation that SoftVault resells, and it appears in your back office ready to switch on once your platform is live.
New TPG releases are added automatically as the studio ships them — typically one to two a month — so your Asia-facing lobby stays current without any engineering work on your side. Revenue-share billing runs through your normal SoftVault GGR statement, with no separate invoicing from the provider.
Enabling Triple Profits Games on an existing SoftVault platform takes days; for new operators it is included as part of the standard 14-day launch. Where TPG exposes promo tools such as the booster-buy daily rewards, they are surfaced through the standard SoftVault admin.
No. Slots are the core, but TPG also builds RNG table games such as Baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo and San Gong, multiplayer fishing games and casual keno titles, giving it a broader footprint than a pure slots studio.
Flagship releases include 88 Fortune, King of Seven, Gold Dragon 360° and Aztec Hunt on the slots side, with Ultimate Blackjack a standout among the table games.
Yes. The studio operates under a Samoa licence and its random number generation is GLI-certified, with operator RTP configurable only within certified 92%–98% limits.
On an existing SoftVault platform it is a matter of days. For new operators it is included as part of the standard 14-day launch, with no separate provider integration required.
Yes, via SoftVault. TPG supports 100-plus currencies including cryptocurrency, subject to each market's licensing rules.
Its themes, mechanics and localisation — seven languages including Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese — are built specifically for Southeast Asian and Asian-diaspora players rather than retrofitted.
