Eight providers carry 973 unique casino IDs, captured 17 August 2026
The provider explorer is a reading of the myteam11app.com casino catalogue by studio. It is not a ranking. The 973 unique game IDs split across Evolution, JILI, PG SOFT, Fachai, Pragmatic Play, YellowBat, KOOLBET and Originals. Each card links to a filtered lobby view; each studio gets a one-paragraph signature.
Provider mix is a snapshot, not a scorecard
The provider split on the 17 August 2026 capture is read straight from the public CSV. The largest studio (Evolution, 373) carries more than a third of the catalogue; the smallest (Originals, 3) carries niche in-house experiments. Treat the spread as a fingerprint of the captured moment, not a quality score.
A few things to notice before you open any studio card. The count is unique game IDs, not sessions, and not cumulative stake weight. A provider with seventy slot variants is not seventy times more popular than a provider with three originals. Second, the capture is a single render. Live lobby counts can differ by the time you read this; myteam11app.com reproduces only the snapshot state. Third, the visual signature on each provider card matches the catalogue role the studio plays in the wider reading.
Use the eight cards below as a directory. Filter the games lobby by provider name to inspect the catalogue one studio at a time. Cross-reference the casino hub for the discipline rules the editorial product applies to a per-game profile.
Eight studios, eight visual signatures
Each provider card carries the captured count, a one-line signature and a link to a filtered lobby view. Counts come from the public CSV row count under the provider_name field.
One paragraph per studio
A short reading of each studio's role in the captured catalogue. The signature is a visual / format cue, not a recommendation. Open a provider card to inspect the lobby.
Evolution: 373 IDs, live dealer and game shows
The largest block on the snapshot. Evolution carries live dealer rooms, game-show variants and a small slot line. The 373 count reads as one studio per room ID; the visual signature is a green baize, a studio camera frame and an overlay presenter panel. Inspect a single live-dealer profile before joining any session, because the table rules differ between variants.
JILI: 231 IDs, slot and crash
The second-largest provider. JILI is slot-heavy in the captured catalogue with a visible crash-game line. The signature is a flat 2D reel surface, bright colour palettes and short cycle times. Filter the lobby by JILI to read the slot cluster and the crash line as two separate formats.
PG SOFT: 152 IDs, mobile-first slot catalogue
PG SOFT slots are mobile-first in design. The captured count of 152 sits behind JILI and ahead of Fachai. The visual signature is portrait art, 3D characters and feature-bonus reels. The per-game RTP field is the most useful read on a PG SOFT profile.
Fachai: 75 IDs, regional slot catalogue
Fachai carries a regional slot line with a recognisable Asian visual signature. The 75 IDs split across classic three-reel formats and modern five-reel formats. Filter the lobby to inspect one classic and one modern title side by side; the difference in cadence is the most useful read.
Pragmatic Play: 70 IDs, slots and live studios
Pragmatic Play carries a slot line and a smaller live studio line. The 70 count sits ahead of YellowBat and behind Fachai. The slot signature is the tumble feature and the bonus-buy mechanic on a subset of titles. Use the filter to separate the slot and live clusters.
YellowBat: 58 IDs, regional slots and tables
YellowBat is a regional studio with a slot and a small table line. The 58 IDs in the capture are dominated by slot variants. The signature is high-saturation reel art and short cycle formats. Filter the lobby to inspect the title range.
KOOLBET: 11 IDs, small catalogue, niche formats
KOOLBET is the smaller of the two studios carrying double-digit IDs. The 11 IDs in the capture split across slot and table variants. Inspect one profile to understand the studio's cadence before joining a session.
Originals: 3 IDs, in-house experiments
Originals is the smallest studio on the snapshot. The three IDs are in-house experimental formats that do not fit the wider provider taxonomy. Read each Originals profile as a snapshot curiosity, not as a recommended lane.
Why the mix leans live dealer and slot
A catalogue dominated by a single provider signals depth in one lane and thin coverage elsewhere. The 17 August 2026 mix is heavy on live dealer (Evolution 373) and slot / crash (JILI 231, PG SOFT 152). The smaller studios add niche formats.
The mix is a snapshot, not a forecast. Treat the next capture's split as a separate reading. The casino hub carries the discipline rules for reading any per-game profile without falling for an RTP ranking that the source CSV does not contain.
What the source CSV carried
The 17 August 2026 capture carried the following fields per row: id, name, provider_name, provider_id, game_code, game_type, rtp, currency_type, snapshot_capture_date. The provider explorer reproduces only those fields. No bonus mechanic, payout window or house edge is added.
- Counts come from the public lobby render under provider_name; rows with no provider_name are excluded.
- Originals is the smallest studio by captured count; treat its three IDs as an in-house cluster.
- Counts change between captures; only the 17 August 2026 numbers appear on this route.
- Provider cards link to a filtered lobby view, not to a ranking or to a quality score.
What the provider explorer does not show
The capture does not surface live odds, payout speed, RTP ranking, bonus mechanics or user reviews. Anything that varies per user, per session or per marketing cycle is a live field, not a snapshot fact.
- Per-provider house edge and RTP ranking are not in the captured CSV.
- Provider popularity is not measured; myteam11app.com does not publish a popularity order.
- Live lobby counts can differ from the snapshot; the in-app filter is authoritative for any individual title.
- Bonus mechanics tied to a specific provider are read on the rewards and bonus-code routes, not here.
Where to read next
Three routes carry the deeper reading on the casino catalogue. Each gets its own archetype, opening hook and conclusion.
Six questions readers keep asking about the provider mix
How many casino providers are captured on the myteam11 editorial snapshot?
Eight providers are recorded on the 17 August 2026 capture: Evolution 373, JILI 231, PG SOFT 152, Fachai 75, Pragmatic Play 70, YellowBat 58, KOOLBET 11, Originals 3. The total is 973 unique game IDs.
Why does Evolution carry more than a third of the catalogue?
The captured CSV lists 373 unique Evolution IDs, mostly live dealer, game-show and table variants. Live dealer rooms are typically mapped one studio per ID, which inflates the count relative to slot-heavy providers.
Are these counts the same as the in-app lobby?
No. The 17 August 2026 capture is a single public pull. The in-app lobby can add, retire or relabel IDs between reviews; myteam11app.com reproduces only the snapshot state.
Does myteam11app.com rank providers by RTP or payout speed?
No. House edge, RTP ranking and payout speed are not in the captured CSV. Provider cards on this route link to a filtered lobby view, not to a ranking.
What should a first-time visitor do on this route?
Pick one provider whose visual signature matches the lane you want to read (live dealer at Evolution, slot / crash at JILI and PG SOFT). Open the filtered lobby and inspect a single profile before placing a stake.
Where does the transactional path live?
All transactional links on myteam11app.com route through /Login/playnow, the verified first-party path. The casino and provider routes do not host deposits, balance views or login forms.
Pick a provider, read one profile, then decide
The provider explorer is the directory half of the casino reading. The casino hub carries the discipline rules for reading a per-game profile; the games lobby carries the filtered view for every studio.