A game supplier and a casino do different jobs
A supplier develops or publishes the game: its combinations, bonus rules, controls and supported return settings. The casino operates the player account. A familiar studio logo does not tell you which documents that casino requires or how it handles withdrawals.
| What you want to know | The relevant information |
|---|---|
| How a bonus pays | The rules and paytable for that exact game edition. |
| Who handles your balance | The operator named in the casino’s account terms. |
| Whether you can play from your country | The operator’s market restrictions and the game version supplied there. |
| What a licence covers | The licensed company and activity; supplier and consumer-facing permissions are separate. |
The MGA distinguishes a B2B Critical Gaming Supply licence from a B2C Gaming Service licence. A supplier’s permission covers its supply activity; it does not give every casino displaying that supplier’s games the same authorisation. When choosing a casino, connect the operator’s name with the actual market and account rules.
Compare games within a studio’s range
A studio can make line slots, cluster games and other formats with very different bonus prices and payout ranges. Compare the individual game’s minimum stake, payout condition and multiplier behaviour. An expanding symbol is not a collecting Wild, and a larger maximum win is not a higher chance of winning.
The game count on a supplier card refers to titles added to SlotAtlas, rather than every product that company has released. Sorting by that count helps you find a larger covered range. Sorting by name helps you find a particular supplier; a high rating does not make all its games suitable for the same budget.
A sequel, festive edition and Megaways edition are separate games even when they share a character or title. Keep the full name when comparing two games, and compare the same stake basis. A multiplier attached to one symbol, a marked grid position and a whole bonus round can produce different calculations.