Same game, different surroundings
A studio develops a game, tests it and offers it to operators. The casino then places it in its lobby, among slots, live games or instant titles, and with some studios also picks a specific version of the maths. That is why a game at a casino may not match every detail the studio lists on its website.
This is most visible with RTP. Hacksaw Gaming offers the same title in several versions (R.I.P. City at 96.22%, but also 94.27, 92.32 and 88.02%). Crash studios give RTP as a range depending on configuration. Live studios only publish it in the game rules.
So a casino is not just a shop window. It is where a studio's product becomes a specific installation.
Where to look for each category in the lobby
Most casinos split the lobby into slots, live casino and fast or instant games. Section names vary, but the logic is similar. The table shows where each of our four categories usually sits and what to check there.
| Category | Studios | Where in the lobby | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live casino | Evolution, Ezugi | live casino section, roulette / game shows | RTP in the table rules, table limits, bet types |
| Modern video slots | Hacksaw Gaming, PG Soft | slots, new games, provider filter | RTP version in the info panel, volatility, Bonus Buy |
| Classic slots | Novomatic, BetSoft | slots, often also classic or fruit machines | whether RTP is shown in the info panel, number of lines |
| Crash / instant | SmartSoft Gaming, Galaxsys | instant, fast or crash games | RTP range, Auto Cashout, max bet |
Source of categories and studio data: official studio websites, verified 8 Oct 2026. Section placement is general; a specific lobby may differ.
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With live games, remember that roulette may sit under table games as well as under game shows. Ultimate Roulette by Ezugi, for example, is live roulette in a game show format and may turn up in both.
Searching by provider: the pairs in the list
The provider filter is the quickest route if you already know which studio you want. In the Dukat.bet provider list, at our check on 8 Oct 2026, we found Ezugi, Hacksaw, PG Soft, Novomatic, BetSoft, SmartSoft and Galaxsys. So three of the four duels are complete.
The exception is the live category. Evolution was not in the list at our check; Ezugi, part of the Evolution group since 2018, was. Check the current state in the lobby, as provider lists change.
The list also included other names we don't cover here: Pragmatic Play, BGaming, Play'n GO, NetEnt, Spribe and SA Gaming. Profiles of our eight studios are in the provider catalogue.
One practical note: the studio name in the filter may not match the one on the studio's website exactly. Novomatic is distributed online via Greentube, and SmartSoft Gaming may be listed simply as SmartSoft. If you can't find a studio, try a shorter form of the name.
What the game rules window tells you
The info panel – behind an ‘i’, a ‘?’ or a rules entry in the menu – is the one place where you see the game as the operator set it up. What to look for depends on the category.
Modern slots. With Hacksaw, compare the RTP in the info panel with the studio's version ladder. For Densho the top version is 96.40%, the others 94.38, 92.33 and 88.34% (source: hacksawgaming.com, verified 8 Oct 2026). More in the Hacksaw Gaming profile.
Classic slots. Novomatic doesn't publish RTP for online versions, so the info panel is often the only source. If it isn't there, you don't know it, and that is information too. See the Novomatic profile.
Live games. RTP and table limits are in the rules of the specific table. For Red Door Roulette the RTP is 97.30% for all bets except Straight Up (97.09%).
Crash games. For JetX the studio gives 96.2–98.9% depending on configuration, for Ninja Crash 97.17–98%. The game rules should show the value that applies to that installation.
All RTP figures on this page are manufacturers' data. An operator may deploy a different version, in which case what the info panel shows applies.
Modern and classic slots under one roof
Casinos usually don't separate modern and classic slots the way we do. In the slots section, Ultra Hot deluxe sits next to Densho and Hot Lucky 7's next to Mahjong Ways 2. You have to spot the difference yourself, and the tile doesn't always help.
A few pointers help. Classic games have few reels and lines: Ultra Hot deluxe 3 reels and 5 lines, Dolphin's Pearl deluxe 5 reels and 10 lines. Modern titles have bigger grids and more features: R.I.P. City 5×5 with 19 lines, Bonus Buy and FeatureSpins™; Mahjong Ways 2 cascades and free spins with a multiplier up to x10 (source: greentube.com, hacksawgaming.com, pgsoft.com, verified 8 Oct 2026).
BetSoft is an interesting in-between. Hot Lucky 7's looks like a classic with sevens, yet it has 1,024 ways, Wilds with multipliers and Buy Feature. To see a direct comparison in the live category, look at the Evolution and Ezugi duel.
If you're unsure, open the info panel before your first bet. The number of lines and the feature list tell you more than the tile image.
Demo mode: what it's good for
Many casinos let you launch slots without a real stake. Whether a demo is available for a particular game, check directly in the lobby; it depends on both the operator and the studio.
A demo is good for getting to know the controls, the grid and how bonus features play out. It says nothing, though, about how the game will behave with real stakes over a short run. Live games usually have no demo, since they are a real table with a dealer.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): if you play 200 spins in demo and the bonus lands twice, that is just the luck of that run. In the next 200 spins it may not come once.
Slots Bonus in the slots part of the lobby
For slots, Dukat.bet offers the Slots Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback. Which games and studios it covers, the wagering conditions and deadlines, check in the official bonus terms. The bonus doesn't change game parameters and means no assured profit; questions about bonuses are also gathered in our FAQ.