THE GAMES DIRECTORY
Explore eight notable games and formats, with links to the casinos that publicly list them. This is an editorial selection, not a measured popularity or payout ranking.
A multiplayer crash game: a multiplier rises until a round ends. A bet must cash out before the crash to return a payout. Past rounds do not predict the next result.
Check: Confirm that the title is Aviator by Spribe; other crash games use different rules.
A ball lands in a multiplier slot after moving through a pegboard. Rows, risk settings and payout tables differ between operators and versions.
Check: Read the payout table for the exact row and risk settings. A large maximum multiplier is not a likely outcome.
Reveal tiles while avoiding hidden mines. More mines change the probability and payout structure. A visual pattern does not reveal which unrevealed tile is safe.
Check: Check the grid size, mine count and cashout rules in the actual game.
Choose a target and wager on an outcome above or below it. The win probability and payout are linked; a larger payout usually accompanies a lower probability.
Check: Compare the probability, payout and verification mechanism together.
Crash titles use a rising multiplier and a cashout decision. Each operator’s implementation can have different rules and is not interchangeable with Spribe Aviator.
Check: Review the exact implementation. No sequence of past results guarantees a future cashout.
Select a target multiplier and receive an immediate result under the game’s rules. This differs from making a cashout decision during a live crash round.
Check: Read the target probability and game-specific return information.
Choose numbers and receive a payout based on the matches and the selected paytable. Different number selections and risk modes can change the distribution of results.
Check: Use the current paytable, number-count settings and game rules.
A card-game family with varying rules, payout ratios and formats. Live dealer blackjack and an original digital blackjack game are different products.
Check: Check the blackjack payout, soft-17 rule, splitting and doubling rules for the exact table.
Try a different name or format.
Plinko, Mines, Dice and Blackjack describe formats with multiple implementations. The table links to published operator pages or catalogues; it does not claim that versions share a provider, RTP or fairness method. Aviator is identified separately as a Spribe title.
Availability was researched on 6 September 2026 and can depend on country and account status. Links are references, not a guarantee of access. No gambling accounts or game sessions were tested. Read the current game rules, operator restrictions and verification information.
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