Games and providers · 29–52
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.
24 games on this page
Master Raccoon
PopOK Gaming
Crazy Time
Evolution
Roleta Relampago 7Games XXXtreme
Evolution
Ice Fishing
Evolution
Adventures Beyond Wonderland
Playtech
Brazilian Mega Fire Blaze Lucky Ball Live
Playtech
Auto-Roulette
Evolution
Funky Time
Evolution
MONOPOLY Big Baller
Evolution
Color Game Bonanza
Pragmatic Play
Wonderland Lucky Ball
Playtech
Gates of Olympus Roulette
Pragmatic Play
King Lemur 500
PopOK Gaming
3 Lucky Lion
TaDa Gaming
Cash Flip Medusa Gold™
Provider identified in the game
Thunder Riches: Fortune Eagle™
Provider identified in the game
Coin Strike XXL: Multicoin
Playson
Coin Toss
TaDa Gaming
4 Supercharged Clovers: Super Wheel
Playson
1st Class Express™ Big Train Bonus™
Provider identified in the game
Dragons of Arcane Wild II™
Provider identified in the game
Doce Mania
RubyPlay
Wukong Fortuna Explosiva
RubyPlay
Master Joker™
Pragmatic Play
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Tables, game shows and slots on the second page
The second catalogue page changes pace. Crazy Time, Funky Time and MONOPOLY Big Baller share space with roulette, Playtech formats and slots from Playson and RubyPlay. The studio name helps locate a game; its category better explains what happens during a round.
A game show uses presentation and studio sets to organise the experience. Roulette has a betting structure tied to the wheel. Even within live casino, round duration, limits and payouts vary. Do not infer rules from the cover format.
Among slots, Coin Strike XXL: Multicoin and 4 Supercharged Clovers: Super Wheel are associated with Playson. Doce Mania and Wukong Fortuna Explosiva are identified as RubyPlay. These references let you compare the same title across catalogues instead of only comparing total game counts.
The detail that changes: version, table and rules
An addition to a name can indicate another version. “1000”, “XXL”, “Live” or a brand name should not be dismissed as visual details. Check the full title and provider before concluding two covers lead to the same product.
At tables, also check language, displayed limits and specific rules. A table carrying the 7Games name still depends on that game's mechanics; customisation does not demonstrate a higher return.
Titles labelled “Provider identified in the game” retain that wording where the studio association was unclear in the material. Preserving that distinction is better than assigning a developer based on a similar name.