3 Oaks Gaming
The studio behind Lord of Thunder. Its return is analysed in our Lord of Thunder RTP page.
Company History
3 Oaks Gaming built Lord of Thunder around a Hold and Win coin engine with four fixed jackpots — a familiar shape for a studio that made its name on Hold & Win maths.
The company rebranded from Booongo to 3 Oaks Gaming around 2022 and holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, which puts its releases inside a regulated framework rather than offshore-only distribution.
What They Do Best
Hold and Win Slots
3 Oaks Gaming leans on lock-and-respin coin mechanics — here, Collect coins that gather values and lock across the Hold and Win round.
Mobile-First
HTML5 builds tuned for phone and tablet, with full cross-platform support and no download.
Other Popular 3 Oaks Gaming Games
| Game | RTP | Max Win |
|---|---|---|
| 4 Wolf Drums | 96.00% | 5,000x |
| DJ Tiger x1000 | 96.12% | 20,000x |
Fairness & Licensing
3 Oaks Gaming operates under an MGA licence, and every release runs on an independently tested RNG. The free-play build shares the exact math as real money — how often the coins and the Hold and Win round land doesn't change.
Why Lord of Thunder?
Lord of Thunder gives you 95.68% RTP, 15 lines, and a 1,000x cap that lands when the Grand jackpot coin gets collected in the Hold and Win round. The full guide breaks down the Collect coin and the four jackpots.