Casinia carries more than 8,600 titles from roughly 120 studios, organised into six routes: slots, live casino, game shows, RNG table games, jackpots, and instant and crash formats. A sportsbook runs on the same account and wallet alongside them.
This page is the map. It sets out what each route contains, which studios supply it, how to reach a specific title in a library of this size, and — a detail that catches players holding an active bonus — how much each category contributes towards wagering.
- 8,600+Titles
- 120Providers
- 6Categories
- ~70Live tables
The six routes through the library
Slots
The largest category by a wide margin, spanning classics through Megaways, Bonus Buys and Hold and Win. Most titles open in demo mode, and slots are the only category contributing 100% towards bonus wagering. Category detail, RTP guidance and the most-played titles are on the slots page.
Live casino
Around 70 streamed tables, supplied principally by Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, covering roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker in both standard and VIP stake ranges. Casinia also runs Gold Saloon, its own branded table series, alongside a set of international tables aimed at specific language markets. Two limitations shape how the section is used: live tables have no demo mode, so there is no way to observe one without an account, and live play contributes only 10% towards bonus wagering.
Game shows
Twenty-two lobbies of presenter-led formats — wheel games, multiplier rounds and hybrid board mechanics such as Cash Crab, Super Wheel, Gravity Wheel and Football Thrill. The category sits between live dealer and slot play: it is streamed and hosted like a live table, but round structure and payout patterns behave closer to a high-variance slot.
RNG table games
Software-driven roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker and Oasis Poker, in European and American variants. Unlike the live section, these open in demo mode — which makes them the place to learn a game's rules or test a strategy without either a dealer's pace or a stake. Their bonus contribution matches the live section at 10%.
Jackpots
The WonderPot progressive pool, Pragmatic Play's Drops & Wins network, daily jackpots on a fixed deadline and provider-side hot and lucky pools. One condition applies across all of them: Casinia's C$750 daily withdrawal ceiling is applied to progressive jackpot wins on the same basis as any other balance, so a large prize is paid in instalments. The withdrawal page explains the mechanics.
Instant and crash games
Multiplier and crash formats, keno, dice, scratch cards and virtual sports. Rounds are short, the interface is the lightest on the platform, and load times are the fastest on a mobile connection. It is the least-documented corner of most casino sites and the one that behaves least like the rest of the library.
The studios supplying each section
Around 120 providers feed the platform. Grouped by what they actually supply, the picture is more useful than an alphabetical list of every name.
Slot studios
Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, Play'n GO, Big Time Gaming, Relax Gaming, Yggdrasil, Red Tiger, Playson, Novomatic, Betsoft.
Live suppliers
Evolution supplies the bulk of the live floor, with Pragmatic Play Live alongside it. Additional tables come from Ezugi, Vivo Gaming, OnAir Entertainment and Bombay Live.
Instant and crash
Spribe, Turbo Games, Galaxsys, Onlyplay and Smartsoft Gaming supply the crash, multiplier and quick-round formats.
The remaining studios are reachable through the provider filter in the lobby. Slot-specific studio detail is on the slots page.
Locating a specific title
A library of 8,600 games is only useful if a player can reach the one they want, and browsing by category alone is the slowest possible method. Four tools shorten the route.
- Title search. The search bar accepts partial names and is available from every screen. For a known title this is the fastest route by a wide margin.
- Provider filter. Searching by studio narrows 8,600 titles to a few dozen in one step, and it is the most efficient filter on the platform for players who know which studio's style they prefer.
- Category and mechanic filters. Megaways, Bonus Buys, jackpots, new and popular each have their own view.
- Favourites. Marking titles builds a personal shortlist that survives between sessions.
Filtering is the weakest part of the interface on a small screen. Players have consistently identified this as the platform's main usability shortcoming, and it is a function of library size rather than poor design. On a phone, searching by title or by provider is materially faster than scrolling categories. Mobile behaviour is covered in detail on the mobile page.
Where demo play is available
Demo mode runs on virtual credits and requires no deposit. It is available across the software-driven sections and not on streamed tables, for the straightforward reason that a live dealer's time cannot be spent on a player staking nothing.
| Category | Demo | Real money |
|---|---|---|
| Slots | Yes — most titles | Yes |
| RNG table games | Yes | Yes |
| Instant and crash | Yes — most titles | Yes |
| Jackpot slots | Yes — base game only | Yes |
| Live casino | No | Yes |
| Game shows | No | Yes |
Nothing won in demo mode can be withdrawn, and demo rounds do not advance a bonus wagering requirement. Slot-specific guidance on using demo play to assess volatility is on the slots page.
Game integrity and the house edge
Outcomes across the software-driven library are produced by random number generators built into each studio's game, not by the operator. Casinia licenses finished products from around 120 suppliers and has no access to the mathematics inside them — which is why the identity of the studios matters more to fairness than any statement the operator makes about itself.
The check that carries independent weight is Gamecheck, a third-party verification service that samples games across an operator's library and compares them against the studios' genuine builds. Its assessment of Casinia found no counterfeit games. That matters because the substantive risk at an unlicensed or lightly regulated operator is not a rigged random number generator but a cloned game with altered mathematics running under a familiar name.
Two limits on what can be said. Casinia does not publish an aggregated RTP across the library — individual titles publish their own rates in the game information panel, and that is the only reliable figure. And the licensing position is stated in the site's Terms and Conditions rather than summarised here, because independent review databases publish conflicting entries on it.
The house edge is a design feature, not a defect. Every game in the library returns less than it takes over the long run, and that margin is how the business operates. A high RTP narrows it. Nothing removes it, and no pattern in previous rounds affects the next one — each round is independent of every round before it.
Bonus contribution by category
A player holding an active bonus needs this table before choosing where to play. The difference between the top row and the rest is a factor of ten.
| Category | Contribution |
|---|---|
| Slots | 100% |
| Live casino | 10% |
| Game shows | 10% |
| RNG table games and video poker | 10% |
| Instant games and plinko | 10% |
| Excluded titles | 0% — may void the bonus |
C$100 staked on slots advances a requirement by C$100; the same C$100 at a live table advances it by C$10. A bet ceiling of C$7.50 also applies for as long as any requirement is outstanding. Players whose preferred format is live dealer should generally decline a match bonus and use the live cashback instead — the reasoning is set out on the bonus page.
Before opening anything in the library. Every category on this page is built to return less than it takes over time. Session length, stake size and the number of rounds played per hour all increase exposure to that margin; nothing reduces it. Play should be funded only from money already set aside for entertainment, and stopping while ahead or behind should both be planned decisions rather than reactions.
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Library questions
How many games does Casinia have?
More than 8,600 titles from around 120 studios, split across six categories: slots, live casino, game shows, RNG table games, jackpots, and instant and crash formats. A sportsbook runs on the same account and wallet. Slots account for the largest share, and the New section refreshes weekly as studios ship releases.
Does Casinia have live dealer games?
Yes — around 70 streamed tables, supplied principally by Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, covering roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker in standard and VIP stake ranges, plus Casinia's own Gold Saloon series and a set of international tables. A further 22 game show lobbies run alongside them. Live tables have no demo mode and contribute 10% towards bonus wagering.
Which providers does Casinia work with?
Around 120 studios. Slots come principally from Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, Play'n GO, Big Time Gaming, Relax Gaming and Yggdrasil. Live content is supplied mainly by Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live, with Ezugi, Vivo Gaming and OnAir Entertainment alongside. Crash and instant formats come from Spribe, Turbo Games and Galaxsys. The full list is reachable through the provider filter in the lobby.
Are Casinia games fair and RNG-tested?
Game outcomes are generated by random number generators built into each studio's product rather than by the operator, which has no access to the mathematics inside a licensed game. Independent verification service Gamecheck sampled titles from multiple providers on the platform and found no counterfeit games — the substantive check, since the real risk at a lightly regulated operator is a cloned game with altered mathematics rather than a manipulated RNG. Casinia does not publish an aggregated RTP; individual titles publish their own rates in the game information panel. Every game retains a built-in mathematical advantage for the house.
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Élise Tremblay
Senior iGaming Compliance Analyst · Montréal, Quebec
Élise Tremblay reviews online casinos for Canadian players, with a focus on the parts of an operator that only matter once money is involved: withdrawal ceilings, verification requirements, bonus wagering arithmetic and the gap between an advertised payout time and a real one. She has spent nine years in iGaming, the first four in payments operations and the last five in editorial compliance.
Her review method starts from the terms and conditions rather than the marketing page. Every figure published here is traced to a primary source — an operator's own terms, a published game RTP, or an independent verification service — and where sources conflict, the conflict is stated rather than resolved by picking the most flattering number. Claims that cannot be verified are left out entirely.
Working out of Montréal, she covers both English and French Canadian markets and pays particular attention to how provincial rules diverge — the difference between Ontario's registered market and the offshore sites available everywhere else is the single most consequential thing a Canadian player can misunderstand. She writes about responsible gambling tooling in every review because its absence is a measurable risk, not a footnote.