973 games across 8 providers, captured from the public catalogue on 17 August 2026. Read the catalogue before reading any profile.
The catalogue is provider-shaped, not format-shaped. Three providers carry more than 80% of the 973 games; the remaining five carry smaller, more specialised line-ups. Reading the split before the per-game profiles keeps the lobby honest.
How to read a 973-game catalogue
A 973-game catalogue rewards structure over enumeration. Three rules keep the lobby readable: filter by provider first, read the game_type field second, look at the RTP field third without converting it into a ranking.
- Filter by provider: the eight-provider split is uneven; pick one provider and learn its range.
- Read the game_type field: card-table, wheel, reel, grid. The field is captured per row.
- Look at the RTP field without ranking it. The source CSV carries the field but does not publish a leaderboard.
The eight-provider split, in one table
The split comes straight from the captured provider_name field. Three providers carry more than 80% of the catalogue; the remaining five carry smaller, more specialised line-ups.
| Provider | Captured games | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Evolution | 373 | 38.3% |
| JILI | 231 | 23.7% |
| PG SOFT | 152 | 15.6% |
| Fachai | 75 | 7.7% |
| Pragmatic Play | 70 | 7.2% |
| YellowBat | 58 | 6.0% |
| KOOLBET | 11 | 1.1% |
| Originals | 3 | 0.3% |
Source: provider_name field, snapshot 17 August 2026. Each row links to a filtered lobby view.
Four families carry the visible motif
Card tables, roulette wheels, betting grids and slot reels define the four visible families. The split below reads from the captured game_type field.
Card-table family
Baccarat, blackjack, andar bahar and the rummy lanes share the card-table motif. Per-game profiles carry provider_name and rtp from the snapshot.
Wheel family
Roulette and wheel-of-chance products share one visual signature. House edge is not in the source; treat the field as snapshot only.
Reel family
Slot reels carry the largest provider_count variance in the captured split. PG SOFT and JILI dominate this family.
Grid family
Andar bahar, teen patti and other grid-based products share the betting-grid motif. Sort by provider_id and game_code.
What the RTP field is and what it is not
The captured CSV carries an RTP field per row. The RTP field is a per-game snapshot value, not a leaderboard. The editorial site reads the field; it does not invent a ranking that the source does not publish.
- RTP is per row. Comparing two rows across providers is valid; ranking the full catalogue is not published.
- House edge is the inverse of RTP. The CSV does not publish house edge per row.
- Volatility is not in the source CSV. The editorial site does not invent it.
- Payout speed is per-rail, not per-game. The rail list lives on /payments/.
What a per-game profile page carries
Every profile page is generated from the same nine fields: id, name, provider_name, provider_id, game_code, game_type, rtp, currency_type, snapshot_capture_date. The profile does not invent version numbers, file sizes or download URLs.
- id: the unique game identifier from the catalogue.
- name: the public product name.
- provider_name and provider_id: the catalogue's provider reference.
- game_code: the catalogue code that links to a related-game slot.
- game_type: card-table, wheel, reel or grid.
- rtp: per-row snapshot value.
- currency_type: the wallet currency the profile lists.
- snapshot_capture_date: 17 August 2026 across the captured set.
How the lobby filter works
The lobby filter lives on /games/. The filter chip carries the provider name; the URL carries the filter so the filtered result is shareable. The filter is progressive: the first render shows 60 games, subsequent renders add 60 more on scroll.
| Filter | URL parameter | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| All providers | ?provider=all | Full 973-game lobby. |
| Evolution | ?provider=Evolution | Filtered to 373 Evolution games. |
| JILI | ?provider=JILI | Filtered to 231 JILI games. |
| PG SOFT | ?provider=PG+SOFT | Filtered to 152 PG SOFT games. |
| Other providers | ?provider=Name | Filtered to the named provider's count. |
Eight providers, one route
The provider explorer on /casino/providers/ carries the per-provider reading. Each card lists the captured count and links to the filtered lobby view. The route is the eight-provider map; the casino hub is the catalogue reading.
Three things this route does not claim
Reading a 973-game catalogue honestly means naming what the route does not publish. Three omissions sit here by design.
- No ranking by RTP. The field is captured per row; the route does not publish a leaderboard.
- No claim of certification. The source CSV does not carry per-row certification numbers.
- No "best of" framing. The route reproduces catalogue facts; it does not editorially rank.
Five routes that complete the casino reading
The casino hub is one of three casino-adjacent routes. The five routes below carry the rest of the reading.
Six questions readers ask about the casino catalogue
How many games are in the catalogue?
The 17 August 2026 capture lists 973 unique game IDs across 8 providers. The /games/ lobby carries the same set.
Can I rank games by RTP?
No. The source CSV carries the RTP field per row but does not publish a ranking. The editorial site does not invent one.
Which provider carries the most games?
Evolution carries 373, the largest provider share at 38.3%. The full split lives on /casino/providers/.
Are the games certified?
The source CSV does not publish certification numbers per row. The editor reads what the catalogue publishes, not external claims.
How do I filter the lobby?
Open /games/ and pick a provider chip. The URL carries the filter so the result is shareable.
What does a profile page carry?
Provider name, game code, RTP field and capture date. The profile page does not invent version numbers or download sizes.
Latest casino post from the editorial desk
Casino-hub reporting is published on the news route and listed here as it appears.
Two actions after reading the casino hub
The casino hub reads the catalogue. Two actions close the loop: filter the lobby and read the independent review.