Plinko, fishing games, and everything that doesn't fit a category
The "other" section contains games that do not fit into major categories but are still fun to play. This includes plinko, fishing games, hi-lo, dice rolls, lottery games, and older card games like Pontoon and 7 e Mezzo. This section is for unique games and experiments from providers like BGaming, Hacksaw Gaming, Spribe, and TaDa Gaming before they get their own category. There are about 700 games here. Below, you can find out what each game type is and how they work.
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What's in the "Other" bucket
Five main groups, collected here because none of them are large enough for their own section.
Plinko drop games
A ball bounces down a pegged board into slots. The slots on the outside pay the most, while the middle slots pay the least. You can often choose how many rows to use (8 to 16), which changes the game. BGaming, Spribe, and Hacksaw are the main providers here.
Fishing arcade games
You aim and shoot at fish to win multipliers. Your aim matters here, unlike in standard slot games. These are very popular in Asia. The main providers are TaDa Gaming, Spadegaming, and JILI Games.
Lottery-style picks
You pick numbers, and the casino draws them to see if you win. It is similar to keno, but with different formats. The house edge is usually higher here, between 15% and 30%.
Hi-Lo and dice mini-games
You guess whether the next card or dice roll will be higher or lower. These rounds are very quick and great for short sessions. These games are mostly found on crypto-focused casino sites.
Legacy casino card games
Games like Pontoon (a blackjack variant where the dealer's cards stay face-down) and 7 e Mezzo (an Italian card game). They do not fit into our blackjack or baccarat sections because the rules are different, but they are from the same family.
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If you are looking for something specific, check out our other categories.
Common questions about other games
Here are answers to the most common questions about these games.
What kinds of games are in "Other"?
This section includes five types of games. Plinko-style games where a ball falls into slots with different prizes. Lottery-style picks where you choose numbers to match. Fishing arcade games where you shoot fish for points. Hi-Lo and dice games that are fast-paced. Finally, older card games like Pontoon and 7 e Mezzo that do not fit into our other main card game sections. The common thread is that none of these game types have enough titles to warrant their own dedicated page, but they are popular and easy to find here.
Why aren't these in their own category tabs?
It is down to volume. We track about 22,500 games, and the main categories like slots, blackjack, and roulette have thousands of titles each, enough to support their own dedicated hubs. The games in this section, such as plinko or fishing games, usually have between 30 and 200 titles each. Creating a separate hub for every one of these would make the site hard to navigate without offering much benefit to the player. Keeping them together makes them easier to find.
Are these games provably fair / RNG-verified the same way as slots?
Yes, for the licensed providers in our index, such as BGaming, Hacksaw Gaming, Spribe, Evoplay, and Pragmatic Play. These games use the same verified random number generators (RNG) as slot games. However, be aware that some of these games, particularly lottery-style picks, have a higher house edge (15-30%) compared to slots (2-6%). Look for the RTP (return to player) percentage on the game card; if it is not shown, treat the game with caution.
Can I play "Other" games for real money?
Yes. Every game here has a free demo mode. Whether you can play for real money depends on your location and the casino's specific game library. Check our operator listings to find casinos in your country that offer these providers.
How do plinko payouts work?
A ball drops through a board of pegs, moving left or right by chance. The slots at the bottom offer different multipliers. The outside slots usually pay more because they are harder to hit, while the middle slots pay less. Some versions let you choose the number of rows (8 to 16), which changes your chances and the potential payouts.
What's a fishing-arcade game?
In these games, you shoot at fish swimming on the screen. Each fish is worth a multiplier, and hitting one wins you that amount. Unlike slots, your aiming skill can influence the result, which can affect your return. House edges are usually between 5% and 12%. TaDa Gaming, Spadegaming, and JILI Games are the most common providers for these games.