Ezugi Review
Games, RTP and mobile play — an independent look at what Ezugi offers Malaysia players.
Overview
Ezugi is a live-dealer studio founded in 2012 that was acquired by Evolution in an all-cash deal announced in November 2018 and completed on 1 September 2019, for an initial $12 million plus up to $6 million in additional consideration. It now operates as part of the Evolution group while keeping its own brand and table lineup, running studios across multiple countries including Romania, Colombia and Latvia.
Since the Evolution acquisition, Ezugi content typically reaches players under a layered regulatory picture — its own Curaçao eGaming licence and Malta Gaming Authority recognition notice, alongside its parent company's UK Gambling Commission licence and wider certifications (Itech Labs, BMM, Bulgaria's SCG). That layering is fairly normal for a studio that changed ownership mid-life, but it's worth understanding which licence actually applies to a given operator relationship.
Game Library
Baccarat, roulette, blackjack, sic bo, Casino Hold'em and Andar Bahar tables, plus number-betting and keno-style games, run from a network of studios spanning Europe, Latin America and Asia.
Mobile & Technical
Streamed through whichever operator platform is carrying it — no separate Ezugi-branded app.
Player Experience
Players who want a broad, region-friendly table spread — Andar Bahar sits alongside more standard baccarat and roulette options — are a reasonable fit. Because Ezugi has operated as part of Evolution's group since 2019, distinguishing genuinely Ezugi-branded tables from content folded into Evolution's wider umbrella can get blurry across platforms, so it's worth checking which brand name actually appears on a given table.
Strengths
- Backed by Evolution's ownership since 2019, adding a larger group's regulatory and technical resources
- Wide studio footprint across multiple countries (Romania, Colombia, Latvia among others)
- Table variety includes region-specific formats like Andar Bahar alongside baccarat, roulette and blackjack staples
Worth noting
- Now part of the Evolution group, so its brand identity and content sometimes overlap with its parent's
- Reported founding location varies somewhat by source (Israel-founded, later multi-country office and studio network)
Before you go
Frequently asked questions
Is Ezugi still an independent company?
No — Evolution completed its acquisition of Ezugi's business on 1 September 2019, though the Ezugi brand and table lineup continue to operate.
What games does Ezugi offer?
Baccarat, roulette, blackjack, sic bo, Casino Hold'em and Andar Bahar, among other live-dealer formats.
Where are Ezugi's studios located?
Multiple countries, including Romania, Colombia and Latvia, with reported studio operations spread across roughly ten countries in total.
Is Ezugi licensed?
It holds a Curaçao eGaming licence and a Malta Gaming Authority recognition notice, and its content also reaches players under parent company Evolution's broader regulatory licensing, including the UK Gambling Commission.