About SpinMobile

Why the catalogue exists

Slot titles are poorly documented. A game appears in one lobby under its full name, in another under an abbreviation, and in a third under a code alone. Sequels, high-multiplier reissues, dice versions and seasonal skins share a name but behave differently and carry separate codes. Studio sites list current releases and quietly drop older ones.

The result is that a straightforward question — is this the same game I played yesterday, and who made it — is harder to answer than it should be. This catalogue answers that question for the eight studios it covers.

How entries are compiled

1. Collection. Each studio’s own listings are read title by title, and the name, provider game code and artwork address are recorded as the studio publishes them.
2. Verification. An entry is only kept when all three can be confirmed. Titles known only from secondhand lists are left out.
3. Grouping. Theme and feature groups are read from the title. A title pointing at two groups is listed in both; one that gives nothing away is reachable through its studio.
4. Write-up. Titles are reviewed individually, and a full entry records the reel layout, the feature list and a set of questions and answers. This is the slow part, and it is done in batches.

Until a title has been reviewed, its page is marked as a short catalogue entry and is kept out of search engine indexes. The count of completed write-ups is shown in the figures on the home page.

What this site does not publish

• No single return-to-player figure presented as fixed. Several studios ship a title at more than one setting and the operator chooses; the paytable inside the game is the only reliable source.
• No claims that a game is due to pay, hot or loose. Spins are drawn independently and no pattern exists to find.
• No betting systems or staking plans. They cannot change the return of a slot.
• No live return tracking. Figures of that kind describe a sample too small to mean anything and are presented as though they did.
• No invented review scores. Where a judgement is offered it is identified as one.

Artwork and names

Game titles, studio names and game artwork belong to the studios that published them. They appear in this catalogue to identify the games being described. Artwork is served from each studio’s own files rather than copied, which also means a thumbnail can disappear if a studio moves or withdraws it.

No affiliation with or endorsement by any studio or operator is claimed. Corrections are welcome through the contact page.

Audience

This site is intended for adults. Gambling with money is restricted to adults everywhere it is licensed, and nothing here is directed at anyone below that age. Responsible play sets out limits that work and where to find help.