A lobby of 3,104 games from 70 studios: slots, live baccarat, blackjack, poker, roulette, and crash titles such as Aviator and Chicken Road.
Five lines that settle what the lobby holds before you open a single tile.
A moment when you are weighing the lobby against another and want concrete points.
Return to player, volatility and maximum win as a multiple of the bet. The exact value of a slot version is written in its in-game rules panel at this casino.
In these slots the top prize is a multiple of your stake, written into the game's paytable. Raise the bet and the ceiling rises with it, in a ratio you can read before you spin.
Each spin draws from the same generator and owes nothing to the spins before it. Long sessions do not edge a pool closer, and a dry run says nothing about the next result.
A small slice of every wager on that slot is set aside, and the pool climbs until someone lands the trigger. When it pays out, the pool restarts and begins accumulating again.
Settles what a free run shows you, and what it cannot decide for you. → Free spins offers
Maxispin Casino on volatility. Buffalo King Megaways from Pragmatic Play runs at high volatility, RTP 96.52 percent and a maximum win of 5,000 times the bet, while Sweet Bonanza from the same studio sits at medium volatility, RTP 96.60 percent and 21,100 times the bet.
Ways that shift each spin?. Megaways slots such as Buffalo King Megaways change the number of ways to win on each spin, whereas a fixed-line game holds its lines steady and is easier to size against a stake.
Is a bonus buy worth it?. Paying for the bonus round costs a multiple of your bet and lands you straight in it; at high volatility like Buffalo King Megaways, that price can swallow a session budget in one press.
Sizing a long evening. Sweet Bonanza at medium volatility and RTP 96.60 percent suits a longer, steadier session, while a high-volatility slot such as Fruit Party 2 with RTP 96.53 percent suits fewer spins with a wider range of outcomes.
Full articleUseful on the afternoon you open the lobby for the first time and want a plan.
Chicken Road 2 keeps the lane-by-lane crossing of the first game, adds a rising multiplier for every lane cleared and asks you to pick a difficulty before the round begins.
Play sequelEvery block you add to the tower lifts the multiplier higher than the last, and your job is to collect the figure on screen before the tower gives way.
Stack blocksA chicken steps across the road one lane at a time, each lane pushing the multiplier up, and you take the win before a vehicle ends the round.
Cross lanesThe plane lifts off and the multiplier climbs with it until the aircraft departs at a moment nobody can predict, so you collect your figure first or lose the bet.
Board planeAn astronaut climbs away from the ground and the multiplier rises with the distance; you may take half the win and leave the rest riding for longer.
Launch flightThe jet gains height as the multiplier grows, and the round ends when the aircraft explodes, so you weigh up how long to hold on before that.
Play jetDealt by people on a streamed table, this section suits anyone who wants real cards and a real wheel rather than digital reels.
The latest arrivals sit here first, so a player who has seen the rest of the lobby can find the newest reels without scrolling.
Reels of every shape sit together, from Megaways grids to five-line classics, which suits a player who wants to compare widely before choosing.
A pool grows alongside the ordinary wins, and a player drawn to a single large prize rather than steady small ones finds that here.
Flights, towers and road crossings live here for a player who would rather choose a moment to stop than wait on the reels.
Round-buying slots sit here for a player who wants the feature straight away instead of spinning towards it.
Useful when a favourite slot leaves you wondering who else made something similar.
Settles the licence, the studios and the bonus rules in one pass.
You will know where to look when a result seems hard to believe.
Games here are entertainment, never a way to earn money, and no run of results changes that. Deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits and cooling-off periods sit in your account, and Gambling Help Online, Lifeline Australia and the National Self-Exclusion Register are ready when a break is needed.
Self-exclusion. A block on your account for a period you choose, closing the door on play until it ends.
Cooling-off period. A pause of a fixed length, chosen by you, during which the account stays shut.
Loss limit. A ceiling on what you can lose or how long a session runs, set before you begin.
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