Who Publishes Only Match?
Short answer: nobody we could verify. Here’s what was checked.
What the Record Shows
We could not establish who publishes Only Match. There is no studio game page for it, no press release and no entry in any developer catalogue we could reach.
The one attribution in circulation points at 100HP Gaming, and it does not hold up. On 2 October 2026 the studio's own site listed 30 games and its own games endpoint returned 32 — Astronaut, Crash, Plinko, Mines, the Chicken series, Swipe Girls, Hotline Money and the rest — with no Only Match among them. That is not proof the game isn't theirs, but it does mean nobody can cite them as the source.
What Can Be Said About the Game Instead
What the format is
Only Match is a timed, live-style picking round rather than a reel game: a video frame, a set of option tiles each carrying its own payout multiplier, and a countdown to back one.
What that does not tell us
The format points toward a live or instant-games studio rather than a slot developer. That is a guess about a category, not an identification, and we are not going to dress it up as one.
Fairness & Licensing — the Honest Position
With no identified publisher there is no licence to quote, no RNG certificate to point at and no published return figure. That is a real gap, and it is worth weighing before you stake money: the casino carrying the game is licensed, but the game itself has no public documentation behind it. The payout odds printed on each option tile are the only payout information you can verify, and you can only verify them in the moment.
Why Only Match?
Only Match does one thing well: it shows you the price of every option before you commit. What nobody does is publish anything about it — no RTP, no ceiling, no studio. Both halves of that are worth knowing before you stake money on it.
Try Only Match
Play the free demo — no registration needed. The Only Match how-to-play guide covers how a round is settled.
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