Games: eight titles and what can honestly be said about them

This section covers eight games whose tiles reached us through our partner's catalogue. Each one has its own page, and every page follows the same rule: we print what the game's studio confirms, and we say plainly where our knowledge stops. Where a number is not confirmed, you will find directions to the place where you can read it yourself. It is the approach we take across casino-optibet.com — don't take a claim on trust, check it.

By Elza Purmale, editor · updated October 2026

The eight games with their own page

4 Super Hot Pinatas Hold & Win

Rise of Olympus Extreme

Snoop Dogg Dollars

The cards lead to our own pages about each game. The button below is different: it opens a partner offer from another operator, chosen by an affiliate network, and it is not a link to Optibet. How we earn from it is explained in our affiliate disclosure.

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What is confirmed for each game

Game	Studio	Confirmed facts
Snoop Dogg Dollars	BGaming	6×8 cluster grid, RTP 97% (configurable), high volatility, max win 10,000×
Burning Coins 20	Endorphina	Studio only; RTP not recorded, several configurations possible
Prestige Crown	Endorphina	Studio only; RTP not recorded
Elvis Frog TRUEWAYS	BGaming	Studio only; RTP not recorded
Rise of Olympus Extreme	Play'n GO	Studio only; RTP not recorded
4 Super Hot Pinatas Hold & Win	Not confirmed	Title and tile only
Coin Express	Not confirmed	Title and tile only
Coin Volcano	Not confirmed	Title and tile only

How we describe a game

Three rules shape every game page. First, facts come from the studio's own page — not from casino banners, forums or other review sites, which often copy each other's mistakes. Second, an RTP is printed only when the studio confirms it. In this selection that happens once: BGaming lists Snoop Dogg Dollars at 97%, and even that figure is configurable, so the version you meet on a given site may be different. Third, the theme is described from the title and the tile, and format labels such as Hold & Win or TRUEWAYS are explained in general terms, with a clear note that the game's own rules have the final word.

We also do not claim that any of these games is available at a particular casino. Lobbies are put together by operators and change over time, so the only reliable answer is the lobby of the site you are looking at.

How to read a game's info panel

1. Open the panel

Inside the game, look for an "i" icon, a question mark or a menu with "rules" or "paytable". It works the same in a demo and with real money.

2. Find the RTP line

Look for a percentage called RTP or theoretical return. This is the version the site actually runs, and it beats any figure printed elsewhere, ours included.

3. Look for volatility

Some studios show a label or a scale. If there is none, plan for the bumpier case and keep the stake small.

4. Check the bet range and the total bet

Make sure you know what one spin costs in total, not just per line or per coin.

5. Note the maximum win and the feature rules

The maximum win is a ceiling, usually a multiple of the bet. The feature rules explain what starts a bonus and what ends it.

Fairness: what you can check and what you can't

Slot results come from a random number generator written by the studio. You cannot audit it from home, and neither can we. What you can check is the organisation running the site. A licensed organiser is supervised, has to verify who you are and must respect the self-exclusion register. If you are in Latvia, compare the company named in the site's terms with the list of licensed gambling organisers on the website of VID, the State Revenue Service; elsewhere, your national regulator's register plays the same role. Our Optibet review shows those steps on a real operator.

What a casino catalogue is usually made of

Most catalogues are dominated by slots — from three-reel classics to cluster grids like the one in Snoop Dogg Dollars. Next to them sits the live casino, where real dealers run roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows from a studio, and software table games, where the same classics are played against a random number generator at your own pace. Many lobbies also group jackpot games, where a fixed or growing top prize sits on top of the normal paytable, and crash games, where a multiplier climbs until it stops and the skill lies in cashing out in time. Our guides to slots, live casino and table games explain how each category works and what to check.

The games themselves are made by studios, not by casinos. The game providers write the maths and the software, publish the RTP versions and supply the same title to many operators. That is why one game behaves identically on different sites — unless the operator has picked a different RTP configuration.

Studios confirmed in this section

For five of the eight games, the studio is confirmed: BGaming (Snoop Dogg Dollars, Elvis Frog TRUEWAYS), Endorphina (Burning Coins 20, Prestige Crown) and Play'n GO (Rise of Olympus Extreme). For the other three we name no provider, because we could not verify one. Many operators also carry titles from other large studios — Pragmatic Play, Evolution and NetEnt among them — but none of those is part of our eight, so we don't describe their games here. When you open any game, the studio's name is normally on the loading screen or in the rules.

Frequently asked questions

Why do most games in this section have no RTP figure?

We print an RTP only when the game's studio confirms it. Many studios supply one game in several RTP versions and let the operator choose which one to run, so the figure that applies to you is the one in the game's info panel on the site where you play.

Are these eight games available at Optibet?

We don't claim that. Each operator chooses its own lobby, and lobbies change over time. Check the lobby of the site you are considering, and check which company is named in its terms.

Can a casino change the outcome of a slot?

Slot results come from a random number generator built by the game's studio, and you cannot audit it yourself. What you can check is that the organiser running the site is licensed and supervised. In Latvia, that means finding the company from the site's terms on VID's list of licensed gambling organisers.

Where does the Partner offer button lead?

To an offer from another operator, selected by an affiliate network. It is not a link to Optibet. Our affiliate disclosure page explains how this site earns money.

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