Every game in the lobby is made by an outside studio. We license catalogues and put them behind one account and one cashier; the studios build the games and resolve every round on their own servers. More than forty of them are represented here.
Who Supplies the Lobby
The names below are the studios whose catalogues sit in our lobby. Grouping them by what each is known for is more useful than an alphabetical wall, because it tells you where to look for the kind of game you actually want.
| Known for | Studios | Where to find them |
|---|---|---|
| Live dealer | Evolution, Playtech, Pragmatic Play | Live casino |
| Headline slots | NetEnt, Play’n GO, Pragmatic Play, Yggdrasil, Quickspin, Thunderkick, Relax Gaming, Betsoft | Slots |
| Long back catalogues | Microgaming, Playtech, iSoftBet, NextGen, Pariplay, 1x2 Gaming | Main lobby |
| Classic and retro reels | Amatic, Belatra, Gamomat, GameArt, Tom Horn | Slots |
| Jackpots and features | Microgaming, Booming Games, EvoPlay, Lightning Box, Electric Elephant, Aristocrat | Main lobby |
What a Provider List Tells You
A studio name is a real piece of information, and it is worth understanding exactly which piece. It tells you who wrote the game, who publishes its return-to-player figure, and whose certification the random number generator carries. Studios of this size are audited by independent testing laboratories, and that audit follows their games wherever the games are hosted.
What a provider list does not tell you is anything about the casino carrying it. The same studios appear in thousands of lobbies. When you are comparing casinos, the cashier terms and the published limits separate them; the logo wall does not.
Who Decides the Outcome
The round is resolved on the studio’s side. We do not influence a spin, a shuffle or a wheel, and we could not do so without breaking the licensing agreement that lets us carry the game in the first place. That separation is the point of licensing third-party software rather than writing it in house.
What an operator does choose is which titles to carry and, within the range a studio offers, which configuration to run. Some studios ship a game in several builds with different return rates, which is why the authoritative figure for any title is the one in that game’s own information panel, opened here. More on how to read it under slots.
Finding a Studio’s Games
- Open the game list
Everything is in one place, sorted by category rather than by maker.
- Filter by provider
The provider filter narrows the lobby to a single studio’s catalogue — the fastest way back to a game you liked.
- Check the information panel
Each game carries its own RTP, volatility and rules, published by the studio and shown before you stake anything.
- Try the demo first
Most slots run on virtual credits. It costs nothing to learn how a game behaves.
18+ or the legal age where you live. Every game carries a house edge, whichever studio made it.
Questions
- How many providers do you carry?
- More than forty, including NetEnt, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, Evolution, Playtech, Play’n GO, Yggdrasil, Betsoft, Quickspin, Thunderkick and Relax Gaming. The full list is filterable in the lobby.
- Who decides whether a spin wins?
- The studio that made the game, using a certified random number generator running on its own servers. We carry the game and settle the result; we cannot influence it.
- Does the provider affect my odds?
- The specific game does. Each title has its own return-to-player figure and volatility, published by the studio and shown in the game’s information panel.
- Can I filter the lobby by studio?
- Yes. The provider filter in the game list narrows everything down to one studio’s catalogue.
- Are the games the same as at other casinos?
- The same titles from the same studios, yes. What differs between casinos is the cashier: the methods accepted, the limits and the terms attached to bonuses.