Accuracy over volume
A number nobody checked is worse than no number at all. Every field is verified against two independent sources before it is published.
Casino Fantasy Sports is an independent reference catalogue of 1,965 casino games from 18 studios. No wagering, no affiliate funnels, no pay-to-list — just clean, checked metadata for every title.
Casino Fantasy Sports is published by Casino Fantasy Sports Media LLP, based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. It documents 1,965 casino games from 18 studios, recording name, studio, game code, RTP, currencies, category and artwork for each. It is an information directory and does not operate real-money gambling.
Four rules that decide what gets published and what does not.
A number nobody checked is worse than no number at all. Every field is verified against two independent sources before it is published.
All 1,965 thumbnails are stored inside the project. Nothing is hot-linked, so no upstream outage can break a page.
Studios cannot buy placement, edit their own RTP figures or influence how the catalogue is ordered.
Every metric on the site is explained in the same words a first-time reader would use to ask about it.
Four people, one catalogue. Demo profiles for this build.
Founder & Data Lead
Fifteen years building content pipelines. Owns the catalogue schema and the verification process.
Editor, Game Guides
Writes the RTP, volatility and mechanics explainers. Former product analyst at a slots studio.
Technology Correspondent
Covers live studio infrastructure, streaming pipelines and platform engineering.
Responsible Play Advisor
Behavioural researcher. Reviews every piece of harm-reduction content before it ships.
Casino Fantasy Sports is published by Casino Fantasy Sports Media LLP, an independent data and content team based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.
No. The catalogue is not pay-to-list. Studios cannot buy an entry, change their RTP figures or influence ordering.
The full catalogue is re-checked on a scheduled cycle. Each refresh diffs the live studio listings against the stored catalogue and flags new, removed and changed titles for review before anything is published.
Every game is checked twice: once against the studio's own listing and once against that game's individual record, confirming the title and artwork match. Each thumbnail is then fetched over HTTP and must return a 200 response before the entry is accepted.
The catalogue is shared for non-commercial research. Commercial licensing is handled case by case.
Every title in the catalogue has its own page with the studio, game code, RTP and supported currencies.