Red Tiger

About Red Tiger

Red Tiger was founded in 2014 by former NetEnt and Microgaming staff and grew quickly on the back of tightly designed, mobile-first slots. Evolution acquired the studio in 2019 for around EUR 300 million, and Red Tiger content is now distributed to most regulated European operators alongside NetEnt and Evolution live tables.

The catalogue is broad rather than niche: Dragon's Luck, Dragon's Luck Power Reels, Pirates' Plenty, Dynamite Riches, Wild Cats Multiline and Golden Leprechaun Megaways are among the most played titles. RTP across the portfolio typically sits between 94% and 96.5%, and the studio is known for its daily-drop and prize-drop promotional tools as much as for the games themselves.

The Daily Drop Jackpots Network

Red Tiger's network pays from three pots at once. The 10 Minute Drop must pay roughly every ten minutes and returns small amounts, the Daily Drop is guaranteed to drop at least once every 24 hours, and the Super Drop tier has no timer at all - it grows until a random trigger and produces the network's largest wins. We track the Progressive tier live because it is the only pot where the current value tells you something; the must-drop tiers are covered in our must-drop jackpots guide.

Why Red Tiger Matters for Jackpot Players

The Daily Drop network is the opposite of a millionaire-maker: the Progressive pot reseeds around EUR 5,300, averages roughly EUR 18,000 per win and has peaked near EUR 77,000, but it drops on average about once a day. That makes it one of the highest-frequency jackpots you can play, and the jackpot round needs no bonus feature - any qualifying spin can trigger it. Because Red Tiger sits inside Evolution's distribution, the network is live at almost every major casino we review, so you rarely need a new account to reach it.