A library of over 6,500 games — built around variety, not volume

When we say we offer more than 6,500 games, we are not counting duplicates or reskins. That number represents distinct titles from over 60 software providers — from established studios like NetEnt and Play'n GO to newer names pushing the format forward. We have organised the library so you can find what fits your style without scrolling through pages of irrelevant content.

How the games break down by category

The portfolio is divided into five main categories. The numbers below are approximate, because providers add and remove titles regularly. They give you a realistic sense of what is available at launch.

Slots — the core of the library

Slots represent the vast majority of what is on offer. Within that category, you will find several distinct sub-types that cater to different preferences.

• Megaways mechanics — dynamic reel engines that change the number of ways to win on every spin, present in titles like Bonanza and Extra Chilli.
• Bonus-buy slots — games that let you purchase direct entry into the bonus round, such as Dead or Alive 2 or Sweet Bonanza.
• Cluster-pays and grid slots — games like Reactoonz or Jammin' Jars that pay for clusters of matching symbols rather than paylines.
• Classic three-reel slots — simpler, faster games for players who prefer traditional fruit-machine style action.

Jackpot games — fixed, progressive, and daily drops

Our jackpot section includes both standalone fixed-jackpot titles and games linked to progressive networks. The largest prizes tend to come from the progressive pool, but fixed jackpots offer the advantage of knowing the maximum payout before you spin. RTP on these games is typically lower than standard slots because a portion of each bet funds the prize pool.

Table games and live casino

The table game selection covers the standard variants: blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker-based games. Most of these are available in both RNG (computer-dealt) and live dealer formats. The live casino section adds game-show-style titles — such as Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, and Dream Catcher — which combine a host, a wheel or board, and real-time interaction. These typically carry a higher house edge than blackjack, but they are not designed for grinding; they are entertainment products.

Instant win and crash games

This category covers titles where the round resolves in seconds: scratch cards, keno, mines, and crash-style games like Aviator or JetX. RTP on these tends to be transparent (the provider publishes it), and the pace is noticeably faster than slots. They are a separate category because the player decision-making is different — you choose when to cash out, not which paylines to activate.

How to navigate the lobby

The lobby is structured to let you filter by provider, category, and specific features. Here is how different player types typically use it:

• Casual players — browse the 'Top games' or 'New releases' sections. Use the provider filter if you already know you prefer games from a specific studio.
• High-rollers — set the minimum bet filter to your comfort level. Many slots and table games accept stakes up to €100 or more per round.
• Jackpot chasers — open the jackpot category and sort by prize size. Progressive jackpots are clearly labelled; fixed jackpots show the maximum win in the game info panel.

Every game can be played in demo mode before you deposit — no registration required. That way, you can evaluate the feel and volatility of a title before committing real money.