The Game Opens in a Frame With Its Own Toolbar

Other games sits in the More list of the top menu and opens as a grid of tiles. A tile carries the name of what stands behind it, and the breadcrumb above the grid keeps the trail: the home icon, then Other games, then whatever was picked.

A tile that holds several titles swaps the grid for its own set, drawn as cards with the name printed across them. Behind them sit quick-round formats — Mines, Plinko, Dice, High Low, Limbo Rider, Hotline and Goal. A tile that stands for a single title skips that step and opens the game straight away, and the breadcrumb then names the title instead of the group it belongs to.

Provably Fair is one of those groups, and High Low, Dice, Mines and Plinko sit under it. The same wording turns up inside a game as well, printed under the list of bets.

A game runs in a frame inside the page rather than on a page of its own. A narrow toolbar stands at the edge of the frame: a cross closes the game and brings the grid back, an arrow opens it in a window of its own, a cross of arrows moves the frame, and a circular arrow reloads it when a game is slow to start.

Without an account the frame comes up in fun mode, marked by a banner over the playing field, and the balance in the corner is a play balance. Bet panels stand under the field with a stake box and a row of preset amounts beside it. A strip of past multipliers runs along the top, and a side panel holds the bets of the round, with tabs for earlier rounds and for the largest wins.

The way back out is the breadcrumb: Other games returns the whole grid, the home icon the front page. The top menu stays above it, with Sports and Live for matches and Games, Slots, Live Casino, Esports and Bingo beside them.