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The studios behind the pokies at casinos that take Australian players: who they are, their best-known games, and where the RTP and feature figures on our game pages come from.
Studios reviewed on WhereGamble
3 Oaks3 Oaks Gaming has rapidly established itself as a key player in the iGaming industry, specializing in distributing…
BetsoftBetsoft stands at the forefront of the iGaming industry, heralding a new era of gaming with its innovative and…
Booming GamesBooming Games is a beacon in the iGaming industry, offering a gateway to thrilling slot experiences easily accessible…
Nolimit CityNolimit City distinguished itself with an arsenal of games that blend artistic finesse with groundbreaking gameplay.
Pragmatic PlayPragmatic Play is a premier game developer known for providing player-favorite games to the most successful global…
Push GamingPush Gaming has emerged as a trailblazer in the online slot industry, setting new standards with its innovative…
Relax GamingRelax Gaming has significantly impacted the iGaming industry with its diverse portfolio and innovative approach.
How we cover game studios
A pokie is only as good as the studio behind it. The provider sets the return to player, the volatility, the bonus mechanics and the maximum win, and the casino simply hosts the game. That is why each provider page lists the studio’s basic facts, the pokies of theirs we have reviewed and the casinos where Australian players can find them.
Figures such as RTP and reel layout come from the studio’s own game data. Some studios publish several RTP versions of the same game, and the casino chooses which one to run, so the number in a game’s help screen is the one that applies to you. Demo modes, where a casino offers them, let you see the features without staking money.
We add studios when their games become common at the casinos we review. A studio page is not an endorsement of any casino that carries its games; for that, read the casino’s own review.
RTP and volatility, briefly
Return to player is a long-run average across millions of spins, not a promise for a session. A 96% game still loses money for most people who play it for an hour, because volatility decides how that return is spread out: a high-volatility pokie pays rarely and in large amounts, a low-volatility one pays small amounts often. Studios state volatility in their own words, so compare it within one studio rather than across several.
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