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In the lobby it appears as PG Slots. Fortune Tiger, Fortune Ox, Fortune Rabbit and Fortune Dragon cover images share a visual family, but they are different games. Lucky Neko, Ganesha Gold and Dragon Hatch 2 broaden the selection with other themes.

The Fortune Tiger listing describes a three-by-three grid and five paylines. It is a specific reference for understanding a compact slot; those rules should not be transferred to every game with the word Fortune.

The tab PP Slots brings together cover images such as Gates of Olympus, Aztec Gems, Joker's Jewels, Gold Party and Madame Destiny Megaways. Suffixes matter: Joker's Jewels and Joker's Jewels Cash are separate entries, as is a variant identified with 1000.

In Gates of Olympus, the developer explains that combinations depend on gathering matching symbols anywhere, rather than following drawn lines. Its listing also details multipliers and free spins. Consult the help for the edition you open: a cover image from the same series does not ensure identical features.

JILI occupies three spaces in the file: Slots, Fish and Table. That is why its group mixes Fortune Gems, Super Ace and Money Coming with Royal Fishing, Dragon Fortune, Mines, Hilo, Keno or Plinko. The provider name alone does not describe the game type.

The official Fortune Gems 2 listing presents five lines and multiplier features. For a useful comparison, search for the complete version: Fortune Gems, Fortune Gems 2, Fortune Gems 3 and Fortune Gems 500 have their own cover images in this selection.

JDB combines slots such as Fruity Bonanza, Treasure Bowl X Huge, Mahjong Wins and Poseidon with the arcade game Running Chicken. The latter has its own listing within Arcade; it is not appropriate to describe all JDB titles as slots.

Fruity Bonanza documentation shows six reels, cascades and golden symbols involved in wild features. These are characteristics of that specific game. They distinguish it from a fixed-line slot without inventing an RTP for the MXLOBO version.

The lobby uses the label PANDA GAMING; the developer's website presents itself as Gaming Panda. Its catalogue separates slots, crash, arcade, lottery and table games. MXLOBO images include Mahjong Panda, Mahjong Golden Gate, Billionaire Boom, Egg Shooter and several Labubu titles.

Fortune Gems and Super Ace also appear in this group. To avoid confusing them with JILI's titles, always check the brand accompanying the cover image. We include them as separate entries and retain the lobby's name in the filters.

The original's SPADE category corresponds to the group identified here as Spadegaming. Its cover images include Fiery Sevens, Fiery Sevens Exclusive, Mega 7, Juicy Market, Legacy of Ramakien and Lucky Horse.

Styles vary widely: sevens and fruit, characters, festive scenes and legends. That helps locate an image, but not infer volatility. We retain the suffix Exclusive when it appears: removing that part may lead you to consult rules for another edition of the game.

The selection preserves five FastSpin cover images: Spin and Win, Candy Super Tumble, Fortune Jewels III, Golden Horse Ride and Vegas Hot Fruit. The tab is written FASTSPIN in the file.

The Roman numeral in Fortune Jewels III is part of the title and helps distinguish the instalment. In other cases, use the full name: terms such as Candy, Fortune or Golden recur across many studios. The following filter brings together only images attributed to FastSpin in this catalogue.

Golden Aztec and Golden Aztec Megaways are two different YesBingo cover images, a particularly useful detail if you seek games with Mesoamerican aesthetics. The group also includes Sugar Chef, Mega Bandit, Goldliner and several Dragon Gems instalments.

Wheel, Clash, Super Buy and 500 are not decorative name elements: they identify versions that should be consulted separately. Masks and temples in an illustration do not prove a game was developed in Mexico or has special conditions for Mexican players.

The YL group brings together Plinko, Tower 2, Thai Hilo, Aviator and Mahjong Ways cover images. These names may match titles from other studios; the provider reference is indispensable for identifying them.

In particular, the Aviator cover image in this selection is archived under YL. We do not attribute it to Spribe because of its name. Likewise, Mahjong Ways under YL should not automatically be exchanged for another provider's listing. Search preserves that separation.

Originals is the collection the lobby labels Orignal. It includes Crash, Double, Mines, Lucky Mines, Wingo and AB Fun. We treat it as a navigation group; the label alone does not identify a developer company.

Quick rounds require understanding which action starts a bet, how the round ends and how much is at stake. In Mines or Crash, do not assume a version shares rules with another of the same name. Screen multipliers are not a promise of a result either.