Games and providers · 1–28
Explore 52 covers across two pages. Search by name or choose a provider; filtering applies to the open page. Tapping a cover takes you to external platform access. The collection gathers 7Games material and does not confirm each game's current availability.
28 games on this page

Fortune Garuda 1000
TaDa Gaming

7Games Garuda 1000
PopOK Gaming

7Games Garuda
PopOK Gaming

YO Dragon
PopOK Gaming

7Games Fortune
PopOK Gaming

Roleta Ao Vivo
Evolution

Bac Bo
Evolution

7Games Bac Bo
Evolution

7Fly
PopOK Gaming

Mr. Treasure's Fortune
PG Soft

Clover Coins 3x5
TaDa Gaming

Fortune Dragon
PG Soft

7Games Empire
PopOK Gaming

Aviator
Spribe

7Games Royale
PopOK Gaming

7Games Vegas
PopOK Gaming

Piggy Dynasty
PopOK Gaming

Cavalo de Fogo Fortune
PopOK Gaming

Dragon Hatch 2
PG Soft

Fortune Rabbit
PG Soft

Fortune Tiger
PG Soft

Fortune Ox
PG Soft

Fortune Horse
PG Soft

Fortune Snake
PG Soft

Fortune Mouse
PG Soft

Fortune Garuda 500
TaDa Gaming

Rico Toucano
PopOK Gaming

Fortune Gems 500
TaDa Gaming
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Who makes 7Games games?
7Games organises the display; studios produce the games. This distinction explains why the same title may appear on different platforms and why two games at one casino can have completely different rules.
The archive contains 52 unique covers. PopOK Gaming has a strong presence among 7Games-branded titles, while PG Soft appears in the Fortune family. Evolution accounts for many tables and game shows. Spribe, TaDa Gaming, Playtech, Pragmatic Play, Playson and RubyPlay also feature.
| Provider | Examples in the catalogue | What to observe |
|---|---|---|
| PG Soft | Fortune Tiger, Fortune Rabbit, Fortune Ox, Dragon Hatch 2. | Full title, symbols, special events and paytable. |
| PopOK Gaming | 7Games Garuda, 7Games Garuda 1000, 7Games Fortune, YO Dragon. | Game version and differences between titles in the same family. |
| Evolution | Bac Bo, Crazy Time, Funky Time, MONOPOLY Big Baller. | Table rules, limits and each round's format. |
| Spribe | Aviator. | Crash mechanics and round closure conditions. |
| TaDa Gaming | Fortune Garuda 1000, Fortune Garuda 500, Coin Toss. | Name and provider: Garuda does not identify a single product. |
| Playtech | Adventures Beyond Wonderland and Wonderland Lucky Ball. | Specific live game format and rules. |
| Other studios | Pragmatic Play, Playson and RubyPlay on page 2. | Search by provider to compare the exact title. |
The list describes collected material. It is neither a count of today's available catalogue nor a ranking of most-played games.
Fortune Tiger, Aviator and Bac Bo: three different experiences
Fortune Tiger and the Fortune family
Fortune Tiger, known in Brazil as the “little tiger game”, is a PG Soft title. Fortune Rabbit, Fortune Ox and Fortune Dragon also appear in the catalogue, but each has its own paytable and features. Sharing the Fortune name does not make the rules identical.
The studio's page is the reference for identifying the product. On the platform, check the version and the game's own help. PG Soft official catalogue ↗
Aviator by Spribe
The multiplier rises during the round, which may end before a participant closes their position. This is the crash mechanism presented by Spribe. Round history does not reveal where the next round will end. Discover Aviator's mechanics ↗
Here, “cash out” is an action within the game. It differs from cash out on a sports bet slip and from withdrawing the wallet balance to a bank.
Bac Bo by Evolution
Bac Bo uses four dice: two for Player and two for Banker. Comparing totals is part of resolving the round. Despite the similar name, it is not a baccarat table with cards. Evolution's Bac Bo description ↗
The catalogue includes Bac Bo and a cover labelled 7Games Bac Bo. Visual customisation does not establish better probabilities or payouts.
Crazy Time, MONOPOLY Big Baller and the Wonderland games appear on the second page. They expand the live experience group beyond traditional tables.
Garuda: a similar name deserves a second look
This illustrates why the provider matters. The archive identifies Fortune Garuda 1000 as TaDa Gaming and 7Games Garuda 1000 as PopOK Gaming. It also includes 7Games Garuda and Fortune Garuda 500.
These are distinct entries. When comparing catalogues, use the full name together with the studio. Copying one game's rules to explain the others can produce an incorrect description, even when covers look similar.
The same care applies to suffixes, sequels and roulette versions. Find the paytable for the version displayed on screen.
RTP and volatility in plain language
RTP is a theoretical return calculated over a large volume of rounds. It does not say how much someone will receive back in a session. Nor is there a single “7Games RTP” describing every game on the platform.
Volatility concerns the distribution of results: payment frequency and size can vary between games. It is not a prize clock. A period without wins does not make the next round “owe” a result.
- Check the version: the commercial name alone may not identify the entire configuration.
- Read the help: symbols, bonus conditions and payouts belong to that title's rules.
- Separate possibility from prediction: an advertised multiplier does not reveal the chance of achieving it.
- Question times and signals: a past sequence does not reveal the next result.
We therefore do not assign percentages to covers. The figure must come from documentation of the relevant version.
On mobile: navigation, screen and connection
Slots and crash games tend to concentrate interaction on a compact screen. Live tables add video streaming, controls and round information. In practice, readability and connection become more important.
Before comparing two platforms by appearance, check that the full game name is visible, help opens easily and notices fit the screen. A beautiful interface loses usefulness when it hides rules or limits.
Covers on this page lead to external platform access. The catalogue locates and identifies titles; it does not run games here. Current account and operating conditions in Brazil remain those described in the 7Games overview.
