Ring is a spinning wheel game where spinning the wheel awards prizes, and the reward limit is determined by the difficulty chosen by the player.
Provable Fairness 
Auto Bet 
Difficulty Level Selectable 
Jackpot 
Roulette 
Ring is a spinning wheel game where spinning the wheel awards prizes, and the reward limit is determined by the difficulty chosen by the player. Released as part of Spinforge Gaming's crash portfolio, Ring is built for cross-device play — desktop, tablet and mobile browsers — with no native app or download required from the player.
Ring is RNG-certified, runs on a deterministic server-side engine, and reports detailed session metrics (turnover, bet distribution, retention curve) back to operators via the Spinforge Gaming analytics dashboard. Whether you operate a fiat sportsbook in Latin America, a crypto casino, or a regional aggregator platform in Asia, Ring drops into your existing seamless wallet integration with no schema changes.
Ring ships with the full feature set Spinforge Gaming applies across our crash catalogue, with parameters operators can tune to fit each market.
Adding Ring to your platform takes 3–5 weeks from signed agreement to live launch. Spinforge Gaming uses a seamless wallet integration — your existing player accounts and balances stay in your system, our game engine calls your wallet API on every bet and win.
Ring is a crash game developed by Spinforge Gaming. Ring is a spinning wheel game where spinning the wheel awards prizes, and the reward limit is determined by the difficulty chosen by the player. It runs on web and mobile browsers with no download required.
Players watch the multiplier climb and cash out before the crash after placing a stake. Ring keeps the core loop tight — most rounds resolve in under 30 seconds, making it suitable for short-session mobile play. The interface is touch-first with portrait and landscape layouts.
Yes. Ring is part of the Spinforge Gaming B2B catalogue and can be integrated via our REST API with a seamless wallet protocol. Standard integration takes 3–5 weeks from agreement to live launch, including UAT and certification.
Ring ships with a default RTP in the 95–97% range. Operators can request regional variants (down to 92% for high-tax markets) via the back-office configuration. RTP reports are provided for compliance audits.
Ring supports BRL, MXN, PHP, VND, INR, EUR and USD natively, with new currencies added on partner request. The game is localised in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and key Asian languages. Jurisdiction whitelist is enforced at the licence layer.
