OneTouch is the studio that took baccarat, blackjack and poker and rebuilt them for a phone held upright in one hand. Slots came later, from tiny 3×3 steppers to cluster pay grids, but the idea stayed the same: one thumb, no squinting.
This page lists the open casinos in our database that carry OneTouch, and explains where the studio comes from, which games are worth a look and what to check before you deposit.
Reviewed byFred AndersonWhat makes OneTouch different?
OneTouch is a mobile first developer of table games and slots, best known for portrait mode baccarat, blackjack and poker played with one thumb. Its supplier company, OT Malta Ltd, holds a Malta Gaming Authority B2B Critical Supply licence granted in 2019, and its games reach casinos through aggregators such as Hub88, BetConstruct, QTech, EveryMatrix and SoftSwiss.
Most casino games were designed for a desktop screen and squeezed onto mobile later. OneTouch went the other way. Its games run on HTML5 and work fine on a laptop, but they are laid out for a phone in portrait mode, with controls you reach with a single touch. That is where the name comes from.
The studio is open about why. On its own website, OneTouch says more than 70% of its turnover comes from mobile devices, and that an average active player places over 3,000 bets a month. Those are the studio’s numbers, not ours, but they tell you who the games are made for: people playing in short bursts on the sofa or the bus.
For you as a player, the upshot is simple. Buttons are big, tables are readable without zooming, and a hand of baccarat is over in seconds. Great for convenience, a little risky for your budget, so set your limit before you start tapping.

Before OneTouch was a slot studio, it was a table game studio. Baccarat is the game it is proudest of, and its website calls its version the best mobile baccarat in the world. Big words, but the catalogue shows where the focus lies: of the 116 OneTouch games SlotCatalog tracks, 35 are card games and 6 are roulette titles, next to 61 video slots.
Table games return far more to players than most slots, which is reason enough to try them. These are the theoretical RTP figures SlotCatalog lists for some of the classics:
| Game | Listed RTP |
|---|---|
| Russian Poker | 99.53% |
| Blackjack with Perfect Pairs | 99.14% |
| Baccarat | 98.96% |
| Hold’em Poker | 98.90% |
| No Commission Baccarat | 98.76% |
| Roulette | 97.30% |
| Sic Bo | 97.22% |
Treat those as headline numbers. In table games the return depends on the bet you place, and a casino can run its own configuration, so the rules screen inside the game has the final word. Beyond the classics you will find a portrait version of the Indian card game Andar Bahar, plus High Hand Hold’em and Baccarat Supreme, which the studio was rolling out around the time of its 2019 Malta licence.
OneTouch’s slots started small, quite literally.
Early titles like Juicy 7 and Steam Vault use a 3×3 grid with 27 ways, a shape that fits a portrait screen perfectly. Juicy 7 is fruit and sevens with scatters and a listed top win of 800x the stake. Steam Vault brings a steampunk look, sticky wilds on the middle line and a wheel bonus once you fill the symbol counter. Golden Stripe went smaller still, a 1×3 stepper aimed at Asian players.


From 2020 the slots grew up. Wild Sorcery is a 5×3 game with 243 ways that lets you choose between free spins modes. Miko Festival, released in 2022, has 30 lines, three characters you can switch between and a listed maximum of 70,200x the bet. Along the way the studio also made a branded slot with the English football club Watford FC.
Big Bank Bust from 2025 swaps reels for an 8×8 cluster pays grid with cascades and moving wilds, and January 2026 brought Grand Hotel Royale, Ancient Triton and Grab Me Gold. There is an arcade side now too, with Pawsome Plinko.
The company named on OneTouch’s website is OT Malta Ltd, registered in Malta with an office in Sliema. The copyright line on the site starts in 2015, and SlotCatalog also gives 2015 as the founding year, though it describes the company as incorporated in the Isle of Man. We could not settle that detail, so we leave the wider group structure open.

The licence is clearer. In August 2019 the Malta Gaming Authority granted OneTouch a B2B Critical Supply licence, number MGA/B2B/641/2018, which allows it to supply games to MGA licensed operators. Ollie Castleman, the studio’s head of marketing at the time, called it a milestone moment for the business.
A supplier licence does not vouch for every casino that runs the games. It tells you the studio itself has been vetted by one of Europe’s main regulators. The casino still needs a licence that covers the country you live in.
The spread inside this catalogue is wide, and that is the first thing to understand. A 3×3 fruit slot with a top win of 800x behaves nothing like a festival slot that lists a maximum of 70,200x. One pays small and often. The other can stay quiet for a long while as you wait for the feature.
SlotCatalog marks several OneTouch slots, Juicy 7 and Wild Sorcery among them, with an RTP range. That means the studio offers casinos more than one return setting. The figure in the game’s info screen is the one that applies to you, so check it, especially if you play the same title at more than one casino.
Feature buys deserve a second look as well. Miko Festival got one in an update, and a bought bonus costs many times a normal spin. Some regulated markets ban bonus buys outright, so the button may simply be missing where you play.
At the tables, side bets are fun, but read their payouts in the rules before you lean on them.
OneTouch does not run casinos of its own. Its games reach players through platforms and aggregators, and the studio names partners such as Hub88, BetConstruct, QTech Games, EveryMatrix, Slotegrator, SoftSwiss and BlueOcean Gaming. That is why the games turn up at so many different brands.
The list at the top of this page shows the open casinos in our database that carry OneTouch. Closed and blacklisted casinos are left out.
Make sure the casino holds a licence that covers your country, and read the withdrawal terms in our review. Open the info screen of the OneTouch game you came for to see which RTP version it runs. If a bonus is involved, check how table games and OneTouch slots count towards the wagering, because table games often count for little or nothing.

Yes. According to its website, OneTouch holds a B2B Critical Supply licence from the Malta Gaming Authority, number MGA/B2B/641/2018, granted on 29 August 2019. The casino you play at still needs its own licence where you live.
Mobile first table games such as baccarat, blackjack, poker, roulette, sic bo and Andar Bahar, plus video slots and arcade style games like Pawsome Plinko. SlotCatalog tracks 116 OneTouch games, 61 of them video slots.
Yes. The games are built in HTML5 and run on desktop as well, but they are designed first for a phone held in portrait mode.
It depends on the game. SlotCatalog lists the classic table games between 97.22% and 99.53%, and slots such as Juicy 7 at 96.13% and Wild Sorcery at 95%. Some slots come in more than one RTP version, so check the info screen at your casino.
Juicy 7 and Steam Vault from the early 3×3 era, Wild Sorcery and Miko Festival on five reels, and the newer cluster pays game Big Bank Bust.
The company on its website is OT Malta Ltd in Sliema, Malta. SlotCatalog gives 2015 as the founding year and describes the company as incorporated in the Isle of Man.
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