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Games at crypto casinos — three kinds that genuinely differ

An operator does not make slots. It buys access to the catalogues of a dozen or so studios — which is why the figure “over 6,000 games” tells one cashier from another not at all, and why the measure on this page awards no point for it.

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Three kinds

Who makes them and what can be checked
A croupier at a card table in a broadcast studio
An illustration generated for this page — it is not a frame from any broadcast.
KindWho makes itWhat is checkableWhat is missing
Slotsoutside studiosthe studio's name in the cataloguea return percentage without a laboratory report
In-house gamesthe operator itselfa result-checking mechanisman independent audit, in most cases
Live tablesbroadcast studiosthe picture from the cameraany influence by the player beyond their own stake
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Why there are no return percentages here

One figure, several versions

The same title is sometimes delivered to operators in several versions differing in exactly that percentage. Giving one of them without naming the laboratory report is guessing to a hundredth of a per cent — which is why there are no such figures on this page.

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The individual games

Three separate pages
  • Slots — where the catalogue comes from and what is known about it.
  • Plinko — an in-house game with a result-checking mechanism.
  • Live tables — what the broadcast shows and what it does not.
The catalogue from the first entry in the registerSlots, live tables and betting on one balance.
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Further in the register

Claim the bonus — first entry in the register