A Rasnov address and a 2015 start
The footer of mascot.games shows the company name ‘MNG Entertainment S.R.L.’ and a postal address in Romania: Rasnov, Brasov County. Of the three studios we examined, it is the only one that names an actual town.
On its About page the studio gives 2015 as its starting year. When the TTT workshop launched, we could not find on the website.
The site gives no staff or game counts in a form worth repeating. We work from the titles that actually run in the lobby.
RN/319/2024 – and what is not written next to it
The footer displays a certificate number: ‘RN/319/2024’. Next to it, links point to the Romanian gambling regulator’s list of licensees, to a GLI certificate and to other testing labs.
The website, however, does not say which authority issued that number. So we quote it word for word, citing the mascot.games footer, and do not translate it into ‘a Romanian licence’.
The TTT Games pages carry another sentence: the games will soon be certified by the MGA (‘Will soon be certified by the MGA’). That describes a future plan. We therefore do not call Mascot Gaming or TTT Games Maltese licensees, and you should not describe them that way either.
If the legal background matters to you, follow the footer links and look up the company name in the authorities’ own lists. Our job here is simply to report exactly what the studio claims about itself.
Tic Tac Toe Games: the crash division under its own name
The Mascot home page introduces TTT like this: ‘Tic Tac Toe Games is Mascot Gaming's dedicated studio for crash & arcade titles’. In other words, an in-house workshop that specialises only in fast formats.
TTT’s own page highlights three directions: step-by-step crash, customisable plinko boards and physics-based arenas.
The naming is not always consistent. The SkyRocket and Mines Blast game pages label themselves as ‘TTT Games’ titles, while Crash, Hamster, Crash! is presented as a ‘Mascot Gaming’ crash game. The Dukat.bet lobby files all three under the Mascot Gaming provider, so search under that name there.
In practice this has one consequence: if a review mentions TTT Games, the Mascot Gaming filter in the lobby still leads you to the game. The reverse holds too: for a Mascot title, do not look for a separate TTT provider, because the lobby does not list one.
A crash family, one minefield, plinko boards
In the Dukat.bet lobby, Mascot’s fast-format games fall into three groups.
Crash: SkyRocket, Crash, Hamster, Crash!, Gunman Crash, Kite Festival Crash Game, Paper Lanterns: Crash Game, Rooster Run and Rooster Run 2.
Minesweeper: Mines Blast.
Plinko and ball games: Plinko Pop, Plinko Pop 2, Pin Plinko, Plinko Builder, Plinball Machine and Marble Bounce.
On top of these come 10K Dice and a few keno and bingo titles. Crash is clearly the strongest side: the same round mechanic dressed in many themes, from adventure to folk festival.
None of them got the Instant tag in the lobby. Mascot games run with a Slots tag or no tag at all, so they do not appear in the instant section.
Unpublished RTP: what a data sheet can do about it
Mascot’s official game pages state the release date, volatility and features. RTP, not for a single title.
On our data sheets this leads to two outcomes. For Crash, Hamster, Crash!, two independent reviews give the same 95.35%, while a third says 95%; we publish the figure from the two matching sources and mark the source type. For SkyRocket and Mines Blast there are no two matching independent sources, so the RTP there is ‘not published’.
We do not estimate it, and we do not copy a figure from a single site. The info screen in the game window shows the exact value if the casino displays it. Which games have an official RTP, which an independent one and which none at all, you can see in one place in the comparison table.
SkyRocket, Crash, Hamster, Crash! and Mines Blast up close
| Game | Type | RTP | Max. win | Demo in the lobby | Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SkyRocket (TTT) | crash, multiplayer | not published | x10,000 (official) | yes | 24 July 2025 |
| Crash, Hamster, Crash! | crash, 1–3 bets | 95.35% (two independent sources) | x5,000 (official) | yes | 13 February 2024 |
| Mines Blast (TTT) | mines | not published | not stated by us | no | 27 February 2025 |
SkyRocket runs in shared multiplayer rounds with a live leaderboard and ranks. Its signature feature is Half-Cashout: you take out half of your bet while the other half keeps flying.
On the Crash, Hamster, Crash! screen, up to three hamsters stand ready. Each one is a separate bet and each can be cashed out on its own, so within one round you choose between one and three bets.
On the 5×5 grid of Mines Blast, the maker says you can pick between 1 and 23 tiles. The more mines, the higher the multiplier, and preset patterns speed up your picks. The studio rates it high volatility. There is no demo for it in the Dukat.bet lobby, though, so your first round is already played for real stakes.
Who the Mascot crash range is for
If you enjoy the crash format and like switching themes, Mascot offers the widest choice of the three studios. Half-Cashout and multiple parallel bets make the decisions inside a round more varied.
If you will not start playing without an official RTP, though, you get little to go on here. On company details this is the most transparent studio, yet it says the least about the maths of its games.
When searching, skip the instant section: you reach Mascot games by name or through the provider filter.
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