The game formats work differently, so the right choice depends on the pace and type of decision you want. These are explanations of formats, not a list of games available in an account.
Casino game formats explained
Live casino and table games: real dealers stream blackjack, baccarat, roulette and sic bo in real time. You place bets in a timed window, and the dealer settles each round on screen. In live roulette, a real dealer spins the wheel and you bet on numbers, colours or groups. In live blackjack, you play against the dealer’s hand and choose to hit, stand, double or split. Read the live casino guide.
Slots include classic three-reel games, video slots, ways-to-win, cluster pays and fixed or progressive jackpot formats. Each spin settles quickly, and features such as free spins, multipliers and bonus buys follow their own rules in the paytable. RTP (return to player) shows the share of all stakes a game is designed to pay back over millions of spins, around 94% to 97% for many video slots. It is a long-run average, not a promise for one session. Each game has its own features and paytable layout. Read the slot games guide.
Sports betting: pre-match and in-play markets concern football and other sports. Odds show what a winning bet returns, including your stake. Read the sports betting guide.
Fishing and arcade: skill-style shooting games use a stake per shot and a target multiplier to calculate a return. That description does not guarantee an outcome or establish that a particular game is available. The fishing guide explains action costs and game-specific rules.
Bingo uses number draws and patterns. The bingo guide explains the format; check the actual rules before playing.
