Triple Profits Games, shortened to TPG, is an Asian-facing slot studio operating since 2014 with a catalogue that industry trackers place somewhere between roughly 90 and over 130 titles depending on the aggregator counted. It supplies casino operators through B2B integrations rather than running its own casino, and it releases new games at a steady pace of one or two per month. Soccer sits in that catalogue as one of the studio's football-themed titles from 2018.
- Catalogue size varies by source (90+ to 130+), so treat any single number as approximate
- Soccer and the similarly named Soccer All Stars are separate titles from the same studio
- Canadian availability for this specific slot is not documented in provider or aggregator listings
How to check a provider like Triple Profits Games before you play
Start with the basics: how long has the studio been operating, and does it have a real catalogue behind it. TPG has been building casino content since 2014, and aggregator profiles list well over ninety games, with some counts running past 130 once every integrated casino is added up. That kind of volume, released at a steady one or two titles a month, points to an established B2B supplier rather than a one-off shop, which is a reasonable first checkpoint before trusting any single game from its lineup.
Next, look at where the studio's games actually run. TPG doesn't operate its own casino; it integrates through Seamless and Transfer Wallet APIs and works with aggregators such as Slotegrator and SoftVault, who then supply the content onward to licensed operators. That's a normal B2B structure in this industry, but it also means the studio's own website won't tell you much about any one game's exact numbers, since operators can configure some details on their end.
Then check whether the specific title you're interested in is well documented, or whether it's thin on public data. Soccer falls into the second category. Slot databases list it with a 25-payline, 5x3 layout and confirm a free spins feature and a separate bonus round, but core numbers like RTP and volatility aren't reliably stated anywhere, and the one max-win figure in circulation (50x stake) comes from a single listing rather than the studio itself.
Watch out for name confusion, too. TPG also makes a game called Soccer All Stars, a five-reel football slot with a boot wild and a pick-style bonus round that gets more attention in reviews and aggregator write-ups than Soccer does. The two titles share a theme and a publisher, but they are not the same game, and it's easy to end up reading about one while intending to play the other.
Finally, factor in your own jurisdiction. None of the available provider or operator materials mention Canadian casinos carrying TPG content, and no source confirms real-money availability of Soccer for players in Canada specifically. If you do come across it at an operator serving Canadian players, that operator's own licensing page is the place to confirm legitimacy, not the studio's general reputation alone.
Soccer at a glance
- ProviderTriple Profits Games
- Reels5
- Paylines25 paylines
- Max win50x
- Bet range0.1 – 40
- Released2018-09-15
TPG and Soccer: what's dated
Triple Profits Games founded, beginning a catalogue of Asian-themed slot and casino games
Soccer released as a 5-reel, 3-row video slot with 25 fixed betways
Questions about Soccer and its studio
Does Triple Profits Games state an official RTP for Soccer anywhere?
No. The studio's own site doesn't list game-level RTP, and third-party listings show inconsistent or placeholder figures rather than a usable number, so treat any RTP claim for this specific title with caution.
Is Soccer the same slot as Soccer All Stars?
No, they're different games from the same studio. Soccer All Stars is the better-documented title, with a boot wild and a pick-style bonus round; Soccer is the sparser, less-covered game with its own 25-payline layout.
Can I find Soccer at a licensed Canadian casino?
That isn't confirmed. No provider or aggregator source names Canadian operators carrying this title, so its presence at any specific Canadian-facing casino would need to be checked directly with that operator.
What does TPG's release pace tell me about Soccer's place in the catalogue?
TPG has added one or two games a month since 2014, so Soccer from 2018 is one entry among many rather than a flagship release, which likely explains why detailed data on it is harder to find than for some newer or more promoted titles.
Does TPG's mobile-first reputation mean Soccer works well on a phone?
Not necessarily. TPG generally builds for mobile HTML5 across its portfolio, but this game's mobile compatibility specifically isn't confirmed in the available listings, so it's worth testing the demo on your device before assuming smooth play.
Should I trust the 50x stake max win figure listed for Soccer?
Treat it as unconfirmed. It comes from a single database rather than the studio, and no other source states a maximum win, so it shouldn't be used to set expectations for real-money play.
Try the demo before you decide
Play at partner casinoWith core numbers unconfirmed, playing Soccer's free demo is the most practical way to judge the base game and bonus round for yourself before committing real funds at any operator that lists it. Remember the minimum age to gamble in Canada is 19, or 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec.