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Games & play
The lobby is where players spend most of their time. Games come from third-party providers, with a handful of in-house originals mixed in, and the catalog is organized into the categories you would expect from a casino.
The catalog
Games are synced from an external platform API and cached, then layered with admin overrides — a title, an image, whether the game is hidden, and its bonus-wagering settings. The web app slices that catalog into the sections players browse:
- Slots — the main grid.
- Live Casino — live and table games grouped from the catalog.
- Originals — in-house titles (Dice, Mines, Plinko).
- Turbo — fast-play games.
- Providers — every game from a single studio.
The home page pulls these together into a lobby with category tabs, and each player also gets Favorites and Recently played views.
Playing a game
Opening a game creates a session. The API returns a launch URL that the site loads in an iframe, and from then on the game provider drives the round: it calls back to the platform to check the session, verify the balance, debit each bet, and credit wins. Those provider callbacks live under /platform/* and carry their own authentication rather than the player's token.
When a session starts, the platform decides whether to play from the real or bonus balance based on the player's wagering state and what funds are available. That decision is automatic — the player just sees one balance to bet from.
Games can also be opened in demo mode, which launches the same way without requiring sign-in, so people can try a title before funding an account.
Favorites and history
Favorites are explicit: a player adds or removes a game and it shows up in their Favorites view. Recently played is tracked automatically when a session is created, building a quick "jump back in" list.
Free rounds
Some promotions grant free rounds (free spins) that the game provider activates inside a session. The default grant is ten rounds, and any winnings are settled through the provider's free-rounds completion flow. Free rounds are configured as part of a promotion rather than something the player turns on themselves.