Thirteen guides, in the order they are most useful. If you have never touched the platform, start with the rules and strategy guide, then the registration guide, then whichever game caught your eye. If you already know how it works, jump straight to the game breakdown and compare how the seven actually differ.
Every guide here is written from scratch, without sponsorship, and every one of them links to the others where the reasoning carries over. The home page has the short version of the game comparisons if you would rather skim than commit to a long read.
Start here
Three guides cover the ground that matters before you touch any specific game. The first explains what the platform is and where the skill actually sits, which is the question that determines whether you will enjoy it. The second covers getting in cleanly, which is where most avoidable problems occur. The third is the mechanical detail, and it is worth reading even if you have played similar games before, because the specifics differ between these formats more than the names suggest.
The seven games
Each game gets a full breakdown: what a round consists of, how long a session realistically lasts, what it asks of your phone, and the honest drawbacks. The guides are written so that you can decide which one suits the time you have rather than which one sounds most exciting.
Where we stand on the platform
We do not operate a game, host a download, or take money for a mention, and we have never included a welcome offer or a referral code. Where a figure depends on the operator rather than on the format of the game, we describe the mechanism instead of quoting a number, because a number on a guide site is usually copied from somewhere else and rarely checked.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start if I have never used a platform like this?
The rules and strategy guide, then the registration guide. The first explains what the platform is and which games reward judgement, so you can pick one deliberately. The second covers the checks that prevent avoidable problems, from verifying the operator to configuring your own account recovery.
Are these guides sponsored?
No. We do not operate a game, host a download, accept referral fees, or take payment for a mention. There are no welcome offers or bonus codes anywhere on this site, and no modified or repackaged builds are ever linked.
Do you cover every game on the platform?
The seven that carry most of the traffic. A platform like this runs a long tail of smaller titles with the same underlying format, so the seven explain the categories rather than just the catalogue entries. The rules and strategy guide covers how the categories differ.
Can I trust the payout figures in your guides?
There are none, on purpose. Payout percentages vary by operator and change with configuration, so any figure printed on a guide site is usually stale or copied. We describe how the odds work instead, which stays true whichever operator you end up using.
Do you provide download links?
No. Downloading a game platform is a question about which operator you have chosen and whether they publish an app, and it is better answered by the operator's own pages and an official app store listing. The download and install guide covers how to tell a legitimate listing from a repackaged one.