The game catalogue
Fifteen games of our own, a studio slot library and a live dealer room. This page goes through each part and suggests where a new player should start.
Our own fifteen titles
Built in-house rather than licensed from a studio, grouped below by mechanic so the round length is clear before you pick one.
| Format | Titles | Round length |
|---|---|---|
| Crash | Crash, Crash Point | Seconds |
| Ladder and pick | Apple Of Fortune, Mayan Tomb | Seconds |
| Instant win | Crystal, Gems Odyssey | Instant |
| Themed reels | Burning Hot, Western slot, Las Vegas, Vampire Curse, Midgard Zombies | Seconds |
| Cards | 21, Solitaire | A minute or two |
| Dice and wheel | Under and Over 7, Spin and Win | Seconds |
Game formats and their pace
The right-hand column matters more than the titles. Nearly everything settles in seconds, which means a very high number of decisions an hour.
Card games are the exception: a hand of 21 or a game of Solitaire takes long enough to break the rhythm, which is the practical argument for starting there.
The crash game family
Crash, Crash Point and the separately listed JetX share one mechanic: a multiplier rises and you decide when to stop.
Every extra second raises both the return and the chance of getting nothing, and the format is designed so the temptation peaks exactly when the risk does. Setting the cash-out figure before the round starts is the whole of the strategy.
Setting a cash-out rule in advance
Decide the multiplier you will take before the round starts, not while watching it climb. A number chosen in advance does not move when the temptation to wait for one more second does.
Content from outside studios
The main casino section carries slots from outside studios, filterable by provider, category and popularity, refreshed as new titles arrive.
Live tables with real dealers
Roulette, blackjack and baccarat with human dealers in real time. Pace sits between the instant games and a sports bet, which makes live tables the middle option - and the most sensitive to connection quality, as covered on the app page.
Matching a table to your stake
Limits vary from one live table to the next, so the same game can suit a small stake at one table and a large one at another. Checking the limit shown on the table before joining avoids sitting down at the wrong one.
Where a newcomer should start
- Under and Over 7 - one decision, rules obvious immediately
- 21 - familiar rules, slower pace, room to think
- A themed slot - no decisions, good for judging the interface
- Live blackjack - once the platform feels familiar
- Crash - last, and only with a cash-out rule decided in advance
Offers that apply to these games are on the promotions page, and the sportsbook sharing the balance is on the main page.
Questions players often ask
Under and Over 7 or 21 - one decision per round and rules that are obvious within a minute. Crash rewards discipline that takes longer to build.
The room covers roulette, blackjack and baccarat, with limits varying so that low and high stakes each have a table.
No. They are ours, which is precisely what separates them from licensed studio content.
Seconds. That pace is the main reason a session limit is more useful here than in the sportsbook.