Palace Casino
Four lobby sections

Palace Casino slots, studios and crash games

Players here pick from 4845 games across 47 studios: slots, crash titles such as Aviator and Chicken Road, and instant-play formats in the browser.

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Checking the lobby

From a full lobby to a short list

The worry that a casino shows little and hides the rest, answered with plain counts.

Games
4845 games in the full lobby
Software partners
47 studios
Slots here
48 slots shown on this page
On the phone
Browser and app on phone
Free play
Slots and crash games, not live tables
Collections
Lobby picks, well-known hits, one studio, classic fruit and seven games
The Palace Casino slot case
1

Trying before betting

Trying a game on play credits first shows its pace and its bonus rounds before a cent of yours is committed.

2

Start with the counts

A library of 4845 games means your taste decides the session, not the shelf, whether that is fruit reels or Megaways grids.

3

Palace Casino low entry

Eight Australian dollars gets you into real play, so the first session stays small while you learn how the games feel.

4

Spins before cash play

A welcome that includes 152 free spins puts those spins on slot reels, matching the section most players open first.

5

When you follow one maker

Forty-seven studios on one shelf lets you follow a maker you already know, then look at what the others build.

6

Watch the payout clock

A payout that typically clears in 7 minutes keeps the end of a session from dragging on past the game itself.

Six doors in the lobby

Pick your section and start playing

You will know which shelf of the lobby holds the games you actually came for.

Short rounds, not long spins

Aviator, Tower Rush, Chicken Road and their neighbours sit together here, for anyone who enjoys a result in a few seconds.

Changing ways to win

Reels that grow extra ways to win with every spin, suited to players who want a busier grid than a fixed-line slot offers.

Which slots are here?

Video slots, Megaways titles, book games and fruit classics in one place, from quick spins to long bonus hunts.

Is there a dealer?

Tables with real dealers streamed to your screen, for players who want a person and a wheel rather than reels.

Is a jackpot running?

Prize pools that grow on top of ordinary wins, for anyone chasing a larger payout than a standard round offers.
Sitting down at a table
1

Watching the wheel turn

A host spins a wheel or opens a bonus round on camera, so the result comes from the studio rather than from a reel set.

2

Chat at the table

You can greet the dealer and other players in the chat, and the table expects the same courtesy you would give in a casino.

3

The wheel and the bets

A dealer releases the ball on a real wheel while you place chips on the layout before betting closes.

4

Beating the dealer hand

Cards come to you and to the dealer from the same shoe, and your hand is decided against the house hand.

5

Dealer, stream, time window

A person deals, a camera streams the table, and your chips must be down inside the betting window before each round.

6

Backing player or banker

Two hands are dealt and you back the player, the banker or a tie, then wait for the closer total.

Behind the reels
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Match the studio to your taste

You will no longer wonder who built the slot you are about to spin.

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Numbers to compare

Compare the figures before a spin

These are the published figures for popular releases, and the info panel inside each game shows the exact values for the version in this lobby.

Gates Of Olympus 1000
Pragmatic Play
96.5%
x15,000
The Dog House
Pragmatic Play
96.51%
x6,750
Great Rhino Megaways
Pragmatic Play
96.58%
x20,000
Juicy Fruits
Pragmatic Play
96.51%
x5,000
Buffalo King Megaways
Pragmatic Play
96.52%
x5,000
Sweet Bonanza
Pragmatic Play
96.6%
x21,100
Fair play, checked

Fairness you can look up yourself

This block settles who licenses the lobby and who tests the games you spin.

You want proof, not a promise
Every result comes from a certified random number generator. Gaming Laboratories International and eCOGRA independently test those generators, then audit the returned figures.
Reading the licence line
The lobby runs under licence number ALSI-711596, granted by the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority. That licence binds the operator to published rules on game integrity.
The info screen value
Open any game and use its info or help screen. The payout percentage listed there belongs to the exact version this casino hosts.
Who is behind the site?
Palace Casino LLC, registered as company 957020 in Anjouan, is the business behind the site. The same name appears in the licence records and on your statements.
Before You Stake

Play credits, then your own money

This block settles what play credits can teach you, and where real betting begins. → Spins

Open the lobby
Practice Balance Versus Bonus Spins
Demo credits are practice money and never leave the screen; bonus free spins convert into real winnings once you wager the required amount.
Play Free
Palace Casino Dealer Table Rules
Every dealer table here takes real stakes only, so the balance on screen is cash from the moment the cards are dealt.
Open Table
Reading a Practice Session
Note how regularly a win lands, what triggers the bonus round, and how fast the practice balance drains over a hundred spins.
Spin Free
Palace Casino Credits Limits
Practice play shows the mechanics and nothing more; those credits cannot be withdrawn, transferred, or sent to your bank balance.
Load Demo
The moment you switch over
Once practice feels familiar, an account in Australian dollars and a deposit from A$8 turn the same reels into paid play.
Sign Up
Your first look at the reels
A demo round runs the identical reels, paytable and bonus features of the paid game, with a practice balance standing in for your cash.
Start Playing
Palace Casino and your limits
1

loss limits

A loss limit caps what you are willing to lose in a set period, so a session ends on your terms rather than the game's.

2

deposit limits

A deposit limit fixes how much you can pay in over a chosen period, keeping your balance away from a spare evening's decision.

3

self-exclusion

A self-exclusion blocks your account for the term you pick, which suits a break that needs to hold when willpower dips.

Palace Casino crash games

Six games where every round ends fast

Galaxsys

Tower Rush

You add block on block, the multiplier climbs with each one, and you collect before the tower topples under you.

Build a tower
Spribe

Aviator

A plane lifts off and the multiplier rises until it leaves, and you either pick up your win before that or lose the bet; two bets can ride at once.

Board the plane
InOut Games

Chicken Road

Your chicken steps one lane at a time, the multiplier grows each lane, and you collect before anything hits it, with difficulty set in advance.

Cross the road
InOut Games

Chicken Road 2

The sequel keeps the lane-by-lane crossing and the climbing multiplier, and still asks you to pick a difficulty before the round begins.

Take the sequel
SmartSoft Gaming

JetX

A jet climbs and the multiplier follows it upward until the craft blows apart, so you cash out before that moment arrives.

Launch the jet
Spribe

Mines

You pick how many mines hide among the tiles, every safe pick lifts the payout, and one mine closes the round.

Sweep the grid
Your route in

Single account rule

Register with your email address, since that is the identifier you use to sign in later. One account per player only, and duplicate accounts get closed.

Fix the deposit cap first

Open the limits area before your first payment and set a deposit cap. Doing it now means the ceiling exists before any balance does.

Low entry, many ways

Choose from Mastercard, Paysafecard, Visa, Jeton, Maestro, Apple Pay, MiFinity, Neosurf, Google Pay, Neteller or Skrill. Payments start at A$8, and you may need to verify the method you pick.

Five questions

Game answers in short

Licensed Operator Dual-Audited Fair 7-Minute Withdrawals
01Which RTP figure is the real one?+
The percentages shown come from each studio's default version of a game. A casino can run a different version, so the info screen of the game itself is the value that applies to your spins. Compare the two when a number matters to you.
02Where is Tower Rush played?+
Tower Rush sits with the crash games, made by Galaxsys. A round starts, a tower climbs and you choose when to step away before it falls. No payout percentage applies, so treat each round as a short bet.
03When do new games appear?+
Fresh titles join the lobby as the 47 studios deliver them, and this page swaps older tiles for the new arrivals. The shelves you see now hold 48 games, each one tested before it goes live.
04Which crash game is Aviator?+
Aviator is Spribe's crash game and it sits among the crash titles in the lobby. A multiplier rises after you stake, and you choose the moment to take the round's result before the plane leaves. Mines, from the same studio, works on the same principle.
05Can I see how big the lobby is?+
The lobby counts 4845 games from 47 studios, which is why the page shows a slice rather than a full list. Filters and search inside the site reach the rest, including the fruit slots and the Megaways titles.