JUAN365 JDB Gaming Games — Studio, Licences & Titles
Game development, not casino operation, is JDB Gaming's actual line of work.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Founded | Not published |
| Headquarters | Not published |
| Catalogue | Not published |
| Publishes RTP | No |
| Listed licences | PAGCOR |
| Specialisms | fish shooting games slots |
JDB Gaming belongs to a small set of studios on this site with corporate detail that can be verified directly, and this page draws the line between what checks out and what doesn’t.
Who JDB Gaming is
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Studio | JDB Gaming |
| Founded | Not published |
| Headquarters | Not published |
| Specialisms | fish shooting games slots |
| Catalogue size | Not published |
| Publishes RTP | No |
A founding year is not published. No corporate source states one.
A catalogue size is not published. No number of titles is disclosed by the studio.
Founding year, headquarters, and catalogue size go unmentioned on JDB’s own age-gated, heavily script-rendered site. All three have their figures spreading across affiliate listicles. This passage restates none of it, an unsourced figure is worth less than simply owning up to the fact that there isn’t one.
JDB Gaming in the Philippine market
Confirmation comes from PAGCOR EGLD’s approved-game content list, published on pagcor.ph.
Licences the studio holds
JDB Gaming’s recorded licence is: PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department). Two distinct licences are in play here: the studio licence belongs to whoever builds the games, the operator licence to whoever puts them in front of players, and if a player has a complaint, it goes to the operator’s regulator, never the studio’s.
- PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) — PAGCOR itself publishes a list of approved game content on its own site. For this studio, a content approval is the single regulator-grade record on file, and no operator licence turns up anywhere.
Whether JDB Gaming publishes RTP
Return-to-player numbers are something JDB Gaming keeps off its own game pages entirely. Wherever an RTP for one of its titles appears, it comes from third-party aggregation — and those sources don’t agree with one another. This site does not quote one.
You won’t find an RTP figure listed anywhere on JDB’s site. No aggregator figure is substituted.
This matters more than it sounds. Trustworthiness of any return-to-player number depends entirely on where it came from; if comparison sites keep passing the same figure around with nothing primary behind it, that repetition proves nothing at all.
Titles covered on this site
JUAN365 has no JDB Gaming title guide. JDB Gaming appears on JUAN365 for its licensing record rather than its catalogue.
JDB Gaming’s own pages showcase three titles: Piggy Gold, Dragon Fishing, Dragon of Demons. What’s happening there is the studio marketing its catalogue, nothing more. Two questions go unanswered by this: whether any casino carries these titles, and whether each one has a page on this site.
Playing JDB Gaming games at JUAN365
- Sign in at JUAN365 and open the game lobby.
- Use the JDB Gaming filter on the lobby, or just search for a title’s name directly.
- Before placing a bet, pull up a game’s info screen — you’ll find its stake range and paytable listed there.
- Decide your session budget before you begin, and start on a low stake while getting familiar with a new title.
FAQ
How do I find JDB Gaming games at JUAN365?
Sign in, open the JUAN365 game lobby and filter it by JDB Gaming, or search for a title by name. What's currently on offer shows up right in the lobby.
What licences does JDB Gaming hold?
PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) is the answer you get from checking the public record. That description applies to the studio, not to any casino that offers its games.
Does JDB Gaming publish RTP?
No. JDB Gaming keeps RTP off its own pages, meaning any figure quoted elsewhere is third-party aggregation, not studio data.
Where is JDB Gaming based?
The studio publishes no headquarters location.