Behind the doors sits a lobby of 6,172 games from 125 studios: slots, live roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker tables, plus crash titles such as Aviator and Chicken Road.
By the end of this block you know what sits in the lobby and how the page is arranged.
Six things decide whether a lobby suits your first evening here.
Here is what stands between the reels and anything that would tilt them your way.
In a progressive game a slice of every stake placed by every player joins one shared pool, so the figure on screen rises until somebody takes it.
Landing the top prize is a remote outcome, and each spin draws from its own result set; earlier spins neither load nor empty the next one.
Some games pay a jackpot when a set of symbols lines up, others route it through a bonus round, and a few award it to a random spin with no pattern at all.
These are the studio figures for each slot. The paytable inside the game shows the exact values of the version running here.
For anyone worried a trial run costs money, this page answers that plainly. → Spins
It removes the worry that starting out means committing money straight away. → 5 Lions Megaways
The moment the round starts, you choose a difficulty; the chicken then steps lane by lane, each crossing lifts the multiplier, and you collect before traffic ends it.
Cross The RoadThe sequel keeps the same lane-by-lane crossing: the multiplier grows with every safe lane, your collect button stops the round, and difficulty is chosen up front.
Try The SequelOne block at a time, the tower climbs and the multiplier with it; you take the win before the whole stack comes down.
Stack A BlockA plane takes off and the multiplier climbs until it flies away. Cash out before that and the bet pays; two bets can run in one round.
Board The PlaneA ball drops through rows of pins and lands in a pocket that sets the payout; you choose the risk level and the row count before it falls.
Drop The BallAn astronaut rises and the multiplier grows until he vanishes; you may take half the win and let the rest ride for a bigger number.
Send Him FlyingEvery answer below follows the same plain approach the lobby takes to its games.
The widest shelf: video slots, Megaways grids, book games and three-reel classics. It suits anyone who wants the reels and nothing else.
The bonus round can be bought outright for a multiple of the bet, which suits a player who would rather skip the wait.
Aviator, Tower Rush, Chicken Road and similar, all built on a round you close yourself. Suited to players who like a short, sharp loop.
Tables with real dealers, streamed from a studio: Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat and Poker. Best for players who want a croupier in the room.
A prize pool sits on top of the normal wins and grows until one spin clears it. For players who like a bigger target.
Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat and Poker against the software, with no dealer to wait for. Good for a quick hand at your own speed.
Games here are entertainment and never a way to earn money. Limits such as deposit limits, loss limits, session time reminders, self-exclusion and reality checks sit in your account, and Gambling Help Online, Lifeline Australia and the National Self-Exclusion Register are there when you want outside support.
Deposit limits. A deposit limit caps how much can reach your account in a set period, so the balance cannot grow past a figure you chose.
Session time reminders. A time-out pauses your account for a stretch you pick, giving a break without closing the door for good.
Self-exclusion. Self-exclusion shuts your account for a longer term and blocks the login, so the decision holds even on a weak night.
Useful at the point where two slots look alike and the studio decides your pick.
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