FLOOR MAP / 01Five kinds of casino game and how each one pays out
A casino lobby looks busy, but nearly every title falls into a handful of families. Knowing the family tells you how fast money moves, how much choice you have mid-round and what the house keeps over time.
Crash games
A multiplier climbs from 1x and you decide when to cash out. The round can end at any moment, and the end point is set by the game, not by you.
Slots
You choose a stake, spin, and the reels settle by random draw. There is no skill input, so the only real decision is how much and for how long.
Roulette and blackjack
Table games with fixed rules. Roulette is pure chance on every spin, while blackjack lets your choices change the odds a little over many hands.
Live casino
A real dealer runs the table on video. Pace is slower than software games because the dealer, the wheel or the cards set the rhythm.
FLOOR MAP / 02How the Bet365 casino side is organised
Bet365 terms describe sportsbook, casino, live casino and poker as separate products. This guide stays on the casino side: crash style rounds, slots, roulette, blackjack, baccarat and live tables, each with its own page.
FLOOR MAP / 03What this guide does not name
We do not list game studios or specific titles here, because the lobby you see can differ by country. Open a game's own info panel in the lobby to read its rules before you stake anything.
Read each rule panel
Lobby differs by country
No title promises
PHONE HABITSThree habits for mobile casino play
Nothing about the games changes on a phone; only the setting around them does. These habits keep that setting under control.
Set a timer
A phone alarm marks the end of a session more reliably than willpower does.
One game at a time
Switching between a crash round and a slot spin makes spending harder to track.
Write down the budget
Note the amount you can afford to lose before playing, then treat it as already gone.