What is actually in the game library
Slots, RNG tables, live dealer and video bingo — and four named suppliers that almost certainly are not the whole list. What we could verify, and what we refuse to repeat from other review sites.
Updated 24 September 2026
The shape of the library is conventional for an Ontario casino, which is not a criticism: a large slot catalogue with standard RNG table games behind it, and a separate live dealer section on top.
What is there
Verified from the operator's own Ontario pages: slots in classic, video and progressive formats; blackjack, roulette in European, American and French variants, and baccarat as RNG table games; video bingo, which is bingo in a slot-machine format and rarer than you might expect; and a dedicated live dealer section carrying live blackjack, baccarat, roulette and hosted game shows.
The live product has its own Ontario page rather than being inherited from the international site, which is a reasonable signal that it was built for the province.
Who supplies the games
Four providers are named on the operator's own provider page: Apricot and Playtech for slots and RNG tables, On Air Entertainment and Pragmatic Play for live casino.
We are not going to tell you there are only four. A lobby with this category spread would be unusual on four suppliers, and we could not establish whether that page is meant to be a complete list. Equally, two supplier names very commonly attached to this brand elsewhere — one slot house, one live-casino house — appear nowhere on the Ontario site, so we have not repeated them. If you have seen them listed on another review site, that site is probably copying an international page rather than the Ontario one.
Fairness
The operator states that games use certified software and random number generators and follow Ontario's regulatory standards for fairness. It also publishes a payout percentages page, linked from the site footer — genuinely more than most operators offer.
We could not retrieve that page's contents, so we quote no return-to-player figure — not for the site, not for any individual game. If you are in Ontario and can open it, it is worth reading before you play.
One honest limitation, from the operator itself
Its own FAQ states that not every game is available on mobile, because older titles predate mobile optimisation. That is the kind of detail most sites bury, and it is worth knowing if you play on a phone and have a specific title in mind.
Game count. The site footer claimed over a thousand games in snapshots dated December 2025 and January 2026. That is marketing copy attached to a sign-up button, not an audited figure, and we have not treated it as one.
The full provider list. Four confirmed. Almost certainly more.
Live studio location. Not named anywhere on the site. We are not going to guess at one.