The casino splits into slots, live dealer tables, RNG table games such as blackjack, roulette and baccarat, a set of jackpot slots, and a handful of TV-style game shows. Our Slots, Live Casino and Table Games pages each list what's currently in the lobby for that category, so you can see the actual games rather than a general description of them.
The catalogue draws from several studios, including Pragmatic Play, EGT Digital, Spribe, Yggdrasil, BGaming, Fazi, Booming Games and Amusnet. Each has its own style — EGT Digital's slots lean on bell-link jackpot mechanics across a family of titles, while Spribe's Aviator is built around a single rising multiplier instead of a reel. The studio badge on a game tile is a decent shorthand for the kind of game you're about to open.
Most slots support a demo or 'fun' mode that runs on play credits, so you can see how the reels behave and how often bonus features land before switching to real money. Live dealer tables and most other table games skip demo mode, since they run on a real table or a live round rather than a simulation. Our guide on demo play versus real money covers what carries over between the two and what doesn't.
RTP is a long-run average worked out over a very large number of rounds, so it describes how a game is built rather than what will happen in your next session. Volatility is the more useful figure day to day — a low-volatility slot tends to pay smaller amounts more often, while a high-volatility slot pays out less frequently but can hit bigger when it does. Neither number changes any single spin; they describe the shape of the game, not a guarantee about one round.
A live dealer game streams a real dealer running a real wheel, shoe or card table from a studio, and the round resolves off that live result rather than a random number generator. That means the pace is set by the table, not by how fast you click, and the screen shows a video feed alongside the betting panel. An RNG version of the same game — blackjack or roulette, for instance — deals faster since there's no dealer or other players to wait on.
Rexbet's slots, live dealer tables and table games all run directly in a mobile browser, so you can open one from a phone or tablet without installing anything. Demo mode and live video feeds both work the same way on mobile as on desktop, though a smaller screen changes how much of the table or reel layout you see at once.
A jackpot slot sets aside part of every stake into a pooled prize instead of paying only from a fixed pay table, so the top prize keeps growing until someone lands the winning combination or feature. Some jackpots are local to a single game and some are networked across several titles, which is part of why a networked pool can climb faster. A standard slot, by contrast, pays from a fixed table that resets after every win.
A game show pairs a live studio presenter with a large physical wheel, board or randomiser, and you bet on an outcome the way you would on a roulette number rather than clicking spin on a video reel. The format borrows from television — bonus rounds, multipliers, sometimes a second screen — but the underlying bet resolves the same way a live table bet does. Our guide on game shows and jackpot slots covers what to expect from a round before you try one.
Pragmatic
Pragmatic
Spribe
EGT Digital
EGT Digital
EGT Digital
EGT Digital
Fazi
Yggdrasil
BGaming
Penguin King
Booming
