Game catalogue: eight games and how they pay
The operator's lobby is large and changes constantly, so there is no full list here. We cover eight games the brand features and answer the same questions for each: how wins form, where the volatility hides, how to check the RTP and whether there is a demo.
We name the studio only where sources agree: Barbarossa DoubleMax and Valley of the Gods 2 are Yggdrasil games. For the others we give neither studio nor RTP — the game's information panel shows them.
The games we cover
The catalogue by mechanic
| Game | Mechanic | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| Aviator | crash: multiplier and cash-out moment | the auto cash-out setting |
| Barbarossa DoubleMax | multiplier that grows in a chain | when the multiplier resets |
| Coin Strike Hold and Win | Hold and Win respins | how many coins trigger the round |
| Jungle Volcano | classic slot with features | the paytable and RTP |
| Lucky Jaguar 500 | slot with a number in its name | what the number means |
| Piñata Wins | party-themed slot | the feature description |
| Valley of the Gods 2 | sequel with its own features | differences from the first game |
| Wild Bounty Showdown | multipliers in the bonus round | where the multiplier builds up |
The table describes the type of mechanic, not the operator's settings. Figures — RTP, stakes, maximum win — are in the game itself.
Volatility: same RTP, different feel
Two games with the same average return can feel completely different. Low volatility pays often and little; high volatility pays rarely and a lot. Hold and Win, growing multipliers and bonus rounds usually mean higher volatility, because the return is concentrated in rare events.
A fuller explanation with examples is on our slots page.
RTP is a setting, not a property of the game
Many studios supply a game in several RTP versions, and the operator chooses which to put in its lobby. So the same title at two operators can differ. We do not state an RTP if we cannot be sure of the version, and we suggest opening the information panel before you play.
Demo play and bonus features
Demo play (with virtual credits) is something the operator enables per country. If there is no “Demo” button in the lobby, you cannot switch it on yourself.
In-game bonus features — free spins, respins, multipliers — are not the same as operator bonuses. For those see the bonus section, and for how games count towards wagering see our guide to wagering requirements.
Choosing a game that suits you
- Want a steady session — look for games where the return comes in the base game.
- Ready for long pauses in exchange for a big round — look at Hold and Win and multipliers.
- Want to control the risk yourself — a crash game with auto cash-out.
- Playing with a bonus — first check whether the game counts towards wagering.
Frequently asked questions
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Why do some games have no RTP?
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All guides in this section
- Aviator: the game where you set the volatility
- Barbarossa DoubleMax: pirates, chains and a multiplier that
- Coin Strike Hold and Win: coins that stay on the screen
- Jungle Volcano: jungle, volcano and a paytable worth reading
- Lucky Jaguar 500: a number in the name is not a promise
- Piñata Wins: a party on screen, maths behind the scenes
- Valley of the Gods 2: Egyptian legends in a Yggdrasil sequel
- Wild Bounty Showdown: a duel won by discipline