Casino Game Types Casino Game Types

The multiplier climbs from 1x and crashes at a random point; if you cash out before that, you receive the multiplier at that moment. The best-known example is Aviator from Spribe. The expected value is the same whichever multiplier you cash out at, so the only thing you are choosing is volatility.

A ball is dropped through a triangle of pegs, bouncing left and right on its way down until it lands in one of the slots at the bottom. The middle slots have low multipliers and the edge slots have high ones. The chance of the ball reaching the edges is very low (binomial distribution). Choosing a risk level changes the multiplier distribution across the slots.

Mines are hidden in a grid (usually 5×5), and the multiplier rises each time you reveal a safe tile. You can stop and cash out at any time, but if you hit a mine you lose your bet. Adding more mines makes the multiplier climb faster, but the risk grows too.

A random number between 0 and 100 is drawn, and you win if it lands above or below the target you set. The lower you set your chance of winning, the higher the multiplier. It is a classic provably fair game at crypto casinos.

A game where you guess whether the next card will be higher or lower than the current one. The multiplier builds with each correct guess, and you can stop at any time. The structure is similar to the gamble feature in slots.

Usually you pick 1 to 10 numbers out of 80, 20 numbers are drawn, and you are paid based on how many you match. The structure is similar to a lottery, and the house edge tends to be larger than in other casino games.

You buy cards with numbers on them, mark off the numbers as they are drawn, and win by completing a line or a set pattern first. In the UK, 75-ball and 90-ball bingo are long-established popular pastimes.

Instant games where you scratch off the hidden parts of a card and win if three matching symbols appear. Online versions reveal the result with a click or a swipe, but the result is already decided when the game starts.

A game in which you shoot fish with a cannon and receive a set multiplier for each fish you catch. Each shot deducts a bet, and larger fish are harder to catch. It looks like a skill game, but whether you catch a fish is decided by probability. Many are made by Asian providers such as Spadegaming and CQ9.

A version of blackjack, roulette, and baccarat played on a computer screen without a human dealer. The result is determined by an RNG. You can play quickly on your own, and minimum bets tend to be low.

You watch real dealers deal cards and spin the roulette wheel in real time from a studio or casino and place bets. The best-known provider is Evolution.

A live game in which a host spins a large wheel like a TV quiz show, and landing on certain segments opens a bonus game. Crazy Time and Monopoly Live are the best-known examples. RTP differs by bet segment, so it is worth checking.

You are dealt 5 cards, choose which to discard, draw once, and are paid according to your final poker hand. In versions with a good paytable, optimal strategy can push the RTP above 99%, making this one of the rare casino games where skill affects the result.