Games at Betgorillas
The partner of this site supplied eight featured titles for Betgorillas, and each one has its own page here. They are the games you are likely to see promoted in the lobby, and they are a mixed set: a fruit-and-alien slot, a fishing theme with a prize wheel on the cover, a football title, a pixel-art bird, a leprechaun Hold and Win, a broccoli samurai, a gold-heap gangster theme and a cactus cowboy on a train heist. Below you will find the eight cards, a quick table and an explanation of how the wider catalogue is usually organised.
The eight featured games
Quick guide
| Game | Theme from the cover | Read this page for |
|---|---|---|
| Alien Fruits 3 | Strawberry-headed octopus alien in space | What a third instalment usually changes |
| Fishing Time | Prize wheel over a wintry lake | How to read wheel-style bonus features |
| Kicker Mania | Glowing football in front of a goal | Checking whether it is a slot or an instant game |
| Lucky Birds | Pixel-art orange bird | Retro-styled games and session pacing |
| St Patricks Pots Hold And Win | Leprechaun with pots of gold | How the Hold and Win genre works |
| Sweet Samurai | Broccoli samurai with katanas | Cartoon slots and bet sizing |
| The Godfather 3 Pillars Of Power | Heap of gold coins, desert town | Coin-collection features and bonus terms |
| Train Heist Johnny Cash | Cactus cowboy with two revolvers | Series titles and what carries over |
How the catalogue is organised
Online casino lobbies are usually split into a few families. Slots are the largest group, from three-reel classics to grids with bonus buys and Hold and Win features. Live casino streams real dealers from studios: roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows. Table games are the software versions of the same games, played at your own pace. Jackpots pool part of each bet into a growing prize, sometimes across many casinos. Crash games are fast rounds where a multiplier climbs until it stops and you cash out before it does. Our guides to slots, live casino and table games cover each family.
Game providers
Casino games are made by independent studios, not by the casino. The studio writes the maths, sets the return to player and publishes it in the game's rules; the casino licenses the game and shows it in its lobby. That is why the same title behaves the same way on different sites, and why the provider filter in a lobby tells you more about the catalogue than its size. We do not name the studio behind the eight featured titles because we hold no verified data sheet for them; the provider is normally shown in the lobby card and the info panel.
Before you play any of them
Open the info panel. It shows the rules, the paytable, the bet range and usually the RTP. If the lobby offers a demo mode for your country, a few minutes of demo play teaches more about a game's rhythm than any description. And decide in advance what you will do with a win: our withdrawal guide explains what happens when you ask for the money.