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Questions about how the game catalogue works
Short answers about the catalogue itself: where its titles come from, when the lobby list was checked, what the Demo label and studio figures mean, and what this site never does. Account and payment questions are answered by the SlotKaki help centre.
By SlotKaki catalogue teamLast reviewed
How titles get into the catalogue
How are titles chosen for the catalogue?
Every title comes from the slotkaki.org lobby. On 20 October 2026 each tile in the lobby was recorded by name and group. Popular titles from that list get a full entry first; the rest are still named in the lobby lists on each category page, so no lobby title is left out.
Are the tiles on this site the real lobby?
They are images of the tiles as the slotkaki.org lobby showed them on 20 October 2026, kept in the same order. They are a record, not the lobby itself: tapping a tile opens its catalogue entry, never a game, and the live lobby may have changed since.
How often is the game list checked?
Every gallery shows the date of its last check, currently 20 October 2026. When the lobby is checked again, the tiles, the counts and the Demo labels are updated together and the new date replaces the old one, so you can always see how current the list is.
Why is a game I know missing from the catalogue?
Either it was not among the lobby tiles on 20 October 2026, or it is in the lobby list but has no full entry yet. The lobby lists on the category pages name every tile from that check. If a title is in the live lobby but missing here, report it with a screenshot.
Demo labels, studio figures and RTP
What does the Demo label on a game card mean?
It marks a real, studio-published game that was not among the slotkaki.org lobby tiles on 20 October 2026. The rules and features in the entry are still accurate. Only its presence in the lobby is unconfirmed, and the label comes off when a later check finds the tile.
Where do the RTP figures in an entry come from?
Only from the studio that made the game, such as its published game sheet or the info panel inside the game, and they are labelled as studio figures. The RTP of the SlotKaki version is never stated, because a studio can supply one title at more than one RTP setting.
What does "studio figure" mean next to a number?
It means the number, for example a maximum win of 5,000x the stake, was published by the game's studio and copied as given. It describes how the game is designed, not what a player can expect in a session, and the catalogue team did not measure or estimate it.
Who runs this site and what it never does
Does this site take deposits or logins?
No. The catalogue takes no deposits, no bets and no logins, and it never asks for a password. The Sign Up and Login buttons lead to the official start page, slotkaki.shop, and accounts, the wallet and the games run on slotkaki.org.
Who keeps the game catalogue?
The SlotKaki catalogue team, part of the SlotKaki network. The platform the catalogue describes is operated by Starlink International N.V., Curaçao, as shown on slotkaki.org. Mistakes in an entry can be reported to [email protected] or to the official Telegram channel, @Slotkakiofficial.
Is the catalogue for adults only?
Yes. It is written for adults aged 18 and over. Every game it lists keeps a margin for the house over time, so read an entry as a description of how a game works, never as a reason to expect a profit.
Account, deposit or withdrawal question? The help centre FAQ with quick answers before you contact support covers those. To report a wrong game entry, use the Contact page.