Games: how they work and what happens to your winnings
Below are eight games we have written separate guides for. We do not claim they are in the lobby at Fenikss or any particular casino — lobbies change, and the only reliable source is the lobby itself. Our guides answer two questions: how the game works, and what happens to your stake and winnings on your balance.
Finding your way around the list
| Genre | Games | The player’s key decision |
|---|---|---|
| Crash | Astronaut, JetX | When to cash out |
| Hold and spin | Coin Win Hold The Spin, Sticky Coin Hold The Spin | Stake size and budget before the feature |
| Video slots | Barbarossa, Barbarossa DoubleMax, Valley of the Gods 2, Fortune Mouse | Stake and pace |
The info panel is your main source
Every game has a rules or paytable panel, often behind an “i” icon. It lists the rules, symbol values, bonus features and often the theoretical return to player (RTP). We do not quote RTP figures: operators can run different configurations of the same game, so the number that matters is the one in the panel at the casino where you play.
Demo mode
Many games have a demo with virtual credits. It helps you learn the mechanics without risk, but it cannot show how it feels to lose real money. Demo winnings cannot be withdrawn and do not touch your balance.
Stake, win, withdrawal
A stake leaves your balance the moment you press Spin or Bet, and winnings are credited at the end of the round. With an active bonus, winnings may land in bonus funds and become withdrawable only after wagering — see Wagering. Winnings in real money can be withdrawn straight away.
Genre overviews: slots, live casino and table games.
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