Casino providers: 8 names, 973 game IDs, one count matrix

The count matrix below ranks the eight casino providers by the count of unique game IDs in the 17 August 2026 capture. The total adds to 973. Each row links to the in-app lobby with the provider filter applied; each "Format" column carries the format-family classification standing reading.

The count matrix and the format families are two readings of the same catalogue. The matrix ranks by count; the families cluster the eight providers by play style.

• Live dealer: Evolution (373) is the entire live-dealer count. Pragmatic Play contributes a smaller live dealer set inside its 70-title catalogue.
• Slots and crash: JILI (231) and PG SOFT (152) carry the slot catalogue. Pragmatic Play (70) leans slots with a smaller live dealer set.
• Fishing and arcade: Fachai (75), YellowBat (58) and KOOLBET (11) form the fishing and arcade cluster. The mechanic is shared across the three providers with a session-pacing wrapper.
• Provably fair: Originals (3) is the small provably-fair set published under the operator's own brand. The set can grow with operator-published releases.

The family breakdown is on /casino/ in the format-families section. The matrix on this route is the count reading; the family reading is at the casino hub.

Evolution is the largest single provider on the casino catalogue with 373 game IDs, all live dealer. The breakdown is heavy on Baccarat variants (Speed Baccarat, Control Squeeze, Punto Banco, Lightning Baccarat, No Commission), the classic Roulette set, and the Andar Bahar and Teen Patti mix where the studio publishes Indian-market variants.

The Pragmatic Play catalogue contributes a smaller live dealer set inside its 70-title mix. The overlap with Evolution is low; the two live-dealer sets are independent catalogues running in their own studios with their own rules.

Round durations on live dealer titles are fixed by the dealer. The player cannot accelerate; the maximum rounds per hour is a function of the studio's deal pace and the wheel shoe capacity. Treat live dealer as a slow lane relative to the slots lane.

The slots lane is carried by JILI (231) and PG SOFT (152), which together account for 383 of the 973 IDs. Pragmatic Play contributes another 70 in the slots-lane mix. The crash sub-family (Aviator, Aviator pro, Mines, Limbo, Dice) is mostly classified under JILI or as standalone entries; the Originals set carries the provably fair subset.

Three structural notes follow from the slot count. First, the slot RTP convention is provider-side at the title level; the operator renders the value on the game profile. Second, slot sessions run as fast as the spin button allows; the round duration is seconds, not minutes. Third, the slot lane carries a wide bonus-feature mix, from free-spin rounds to scatter pays and feature buys where the operator permits.

The slot count is the largest contributor to total game IDs per session, given the per-second spin cadence. The 383 base is what makes the catalogue feel large even on a short browse.

The fishing and arcade lane is the third format family. Fachai contributes 75 IDs, YellowBat 58 and KOOLBET 11. Together they total 144 unique game IDs, accounting for 14.8 percent of the 973-ID catalogue.

The fishing titles share a shot-multiplier mechanic with session pacing. The player's task is to spend ammunition at fish on the grid, with each hit paying a multiplier relative to the ammo spent. Sessions run on a timer the player controls; the multiplier can be cashed out at any point inside the round.

The KOOLBET set is the smallest of the three. Specialist titles only; the lane is a smaller and more focused branch of the catalogue. YellowBat occupies the middle slot in the rank. Fachai is the largest fishing provider on the catalogue.

Originals is the small provably-fair set published under the operator's own brand, with three titles as captured on 17 August 2026. The set can grow as the operator publishes new titles under the Originals umbrella; the count in the matrix is the snapshot count, not a cap.

The Originals titles are typically simpler than the slot or live-dealer title mix; the player verifies each outcome against a published seed and hash. The verification surface is on the game profile; the in-app help sets out the verification rule per title.

Use the provider filter on /games/?provider=Originals to see the live set on the day of the visit; the in-app filter is the live source for the count.

The provider filter on the games lobby at /games/ narrows the tile grid to one provider. The URL pattern is /games/?provider=<name>. The same pattern applies to the per-provider browse links on the matrix above.

Three filter rules apply. First, the filter is exact-match on the provider name; "Pragmatic Play" must be quoted in the URL because the space character is part of the name. Second, the filter combines with category filters (slots, crash, fishing, live dealer) where the lobby implements them. Third, the filter resets on browser back navigation; bookmark a filtered URL if you want to return to it.

The filter is the entry point to the per-provider catalogue reading. The reading on this route is the count matrix, the family breakdown and the per-provider profile paragraph; the filter is the navigation layer.

All eight providers publish an RTP at the title level. The value is set by the provider and rendered on the game profile on myteam11app.com; the operator renders but does not own the value. The per-provider reading on this route does not aggregate RTP; aggregation across titles is misleading because each title carries its own expectation.

Two practical rules follow from the per-provider reading. First, a title-level reading is what RTP discipline operates at; do not aggregate across titles even within one provider. Second, the snapshot values on /casino/ are the standing reading; the in-app help is the live source.

The provider count and the per-title RTP are independent readings. Use the count matrix on this route to size a provider; use the in-app RTP value to evaluate a title.

The count matrix is a snapshot reading of the casino catalogue captured on 17 August 2026. It is not a measure of provider quality and not a ranking of which provider is best to play. It is a size measure, captured at one point in time, with the live count available in the in-app provider filter on /games/.

Three rules govern the matrix. First, the per-provider counts add up to 973, with no game ID counted under more than one provider. Second, the format-family classification is editorial; it can move when a provider adds a new format. Third, the matrix is rebuilt on the next snapshot date; the in-app values drift between captures.

The standing editorial reading is on /casino/. The customer-care surface for catalogue disputes is on /customer-care/; quote the snapshot date (17 August 2026) and the provider name in any report.