Some 7,246 games from 97 studios fill this lobby: slots, live baccarat, roulette, blackjack and poker, plus Aviator, Chicken Road and JetX crash rounds.
You do not have to guess how much is here or where to begin. → Hand of Midas 2
No need to spin blind and hope the numbers work out in your favour.
Every studio here has its own slot style, and this block shows which names sit on the reels.
Pick a difficulty, then send the chicken across one lane at a time; each lane lifts the multiplier, and you bank the run before a car ends it.
Cross nowA block goes down, then another, and the multiplier climbs with the stack; take the payout whenever you like, before the tower topples.
Stack blocksThe plane lifts and the multiplier climbs with it; cash out at a point you pick, or watch it fly away first. Two bets can ride one round.
Board the planeSame lane-by-lane crossing as its predecessor, with the difficulty set before the round: the chicken steps out, the multiplier grows, and you collect when you decide.
Take the second roadChoose a risk level and a row count, then drop the ball; it bounces off the pins and settles into a pocket to close the round.
Drop the ballA jet climbs and the multiplier climbs with it until the thing blows; you collect in the gap between takeoff and that moment.
Launch the jetEvery spin draws a fresh result with no memory of the spins before it, so a long quiet stretch raises nothing for the next press. A jackpot is a rare outcome, not a debt the game owes you.
On a progressive game a slice of every stake is skimmed off into one shared pool that keeps climbing while players spin. Nobody controls when it lands, and the total can sit flat for long stretches.
Some games tie the top award to a particular stake size, so a small spin plays a different version of the game with a smaller prize set. Read the game rules before you decide your stake.
Worry that a trial spin costs you money: play credits let you look through the whole lobby first. → Spins
Roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker run against the computer with no dealer on screen, which suits a quick hand at your own speed.
Here the bonus round can be bought for a multiple of the bet, so the wait for the feature drops to nothing.
Real dealers spin, deal and call the game on a video stream, which suits players who want a table with people in the room.
Aviator, Tower Rush, Chicken Road and the rest sit here, with rounds of seconds and an exit you choose; good for short sessions.
Video slots, megaways and the book and classic styles fill the biggest shelf, which suits anyone who wants reels, features and a long session.
Every spin reshuffles the ways to win, so the reel shape keeps changing; made for players who like a slot that moves.
Return to player is the share paid back over long play, volatility how wild the ride is, and the maximum win a multiple of your bet; the exact values for the version this casino runs sit on each slot's info screen.
Same order we recommend to everyone, with the checks placed before the spending. → Jelly Express
Removes the worry that the small print around games is hidden somewhere you cannot find.
Games here are entertainment, never a way to earn money, and the software is built to pay out less than players put in over time. Set limits before you play, take the reminders seriously, and reach out to the Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand or the Gambling Helpline New Zealand if play stops feeling light.
Self-exclusion. Blocks your access to play for a period you choose, and the block stays in place until that period ends.
Deposit limits. Caps how much you can add to your balance over a set day or week, and lowering it takes effect at once.
Session time reminders. Pops up at intervals you pick so the clock stays visible while you are mid-session.
Answers the doubt about whether the numbers on a slot tile can be trusted at all.
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