Guides from the studio

We build casino games for a living, so we get asked the same questions a lot. These are our answers, written from inside the studio.

Updated 13 October 2026

Two guides for now. The aggregator guide follows one spin from the casino lobby to the monthly invoice and lists the questions worth asking before you pick a partner. The testing guide explains how 356 recorded rounds were replayed before our first slots went live, why every game is simulated over millions of rounds, and why the browser never decides a result.

Who these guides are for

Most of the questions that land in our inbox come from two kinds of people. Casino teams want to know what happens between their lobby and our servers before they add a new studio: who hosts the game, who holds the balance, who answers when a round gets stuck at midnight. Players want something simpler: is the result fair, and does a slot behave the same on a phone as on a laptop? We wrote both guides so that either reader can follow them without a glossary, and we kept the examples from our own games rather than from a textbook.

How we keep them up to date

Each guide carries the date it was last checked. When we change how a game is tested, or when the way casinos connect to us changes, the guide is rewritten rather than patched with a footnote. If something you read here no longer matches what you see in a game, tell us at [email protected] and we will look at it the same week.

Where to go next

Once the theory makes sense, the quickest way to see it in practice is to open a game. The full catalogue lists all 52 titles with their rules, and every one of them runs free in the browser with no account. If you are comparing studios for a casino, the comparison page and the partner options cover the business side, and the studio page explains who we are.