Browse 7,616 games from 31 studios: slots, live roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker, plus Aviator, Chicken Road, Tower Rush, Plinko and Mines.
Read this and you will know the size of the lobby and what opens in demo.
Here you see what a slot costs, what it can pay and how to test it first.
Video slots, Megaways, book slots and classics sit together here, sized for players who like reels and a fixed spin cost.
Aviator, Tower Rush, Chicken Road and their neighbours wait in one row, suited to players who prefer a short round they end themselves.
Bonus buy titles stand in their own group, handy for anyone who would rather pay once for the feature than wait for it.
Roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker against the computer suit players who want rules to learn rather than a reel rhythm.
Fresh additions get their own strip, useful for players who have already worked through the lobby's older titles and want something unfamiliar.
Changing-ways titles are grouped so the shifting win count is easy to compare against the fixed paylines in the main section.
Once through these six cards you will know where demo play helps and where it stops. → Spins
These columns show the return to player, the volatility and the top prize as a multiple of your bet; the exact version you play shows its own RTP in the game rules.
Chicken Road 2 keeps the lane-by-lane crossing of the first game, sets the multiplier climbing with each step and asks you to pick a difficulty before the round opens.
Cross nowIn Chicken Road a chicken inches across the road one lane at a time, the multiplier climbs per lane, and pressing collect before the chicken is struck keeps the round's result.
Take the laneAviator sends a plane up while the multiplier rises, and the flight ends at an unpredictable moment, so you tap cash out while your bet still stands or lose it; two bets can ride one flight.
Board the flightTower Rush stacks a tower block upon block, each one lifting the multiplier, and you take the total before the structure topples.
Stack a blockPlinko drops a ball down rows of pins toward a payout pocket, with risk level and row count chosen by you before the drop begins.
Drop the ballMines hides mines in a grid of tiles, you set how many, each safe tile pushes the payout up and a single mine closes the round on the spot.
Pick a tileUse this block when you want to know who licenses the games before you spend anything.
Read here what settles the game questions you arrive with, before you open a lobby tile.
Treat the games as entertainment and never as a way to earn money. Deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, self-exclusion and reality check are in your account settings; the Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand, Gambling Helpline New Zealand and the Multi-Venue Exclusion Programme help when play stops being fun.
Self-exclusion. This closes your account for a period you choose, so you cannot deposit or play until it ends.
Deposit limits. This caps how much you can put into the account in a day, a week or a month.
Session time reminders. This closes play for a short break you set in advance, without shutting the account for good.
After reading this you will have a first session mapped out from start to finish.
Reach for this block when two slots look alike and you want to know which studio built each one.
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