Every title in the lobby, with the studio, published RTP, volatility profile and maximum win attached. Filter by category, search by name or provider, or sort by return to player — then open any game for its full spec sheet and how-to-play guide.
Try a shorter term, a studio name such as JILI or Evolution, or clear the filters to see the full library again.
No operator builds its own games at this scale. The lobby aggregates titles from independent development studios, each licensed and independently tested, and each with a recognisable house style worth knowing before you pick a title.
The most heavily represented studio in the lobby and the one most closely tuned to Asian mobile play: portrait layouts, short rounds, small stake steps and multiplier ladders that carry between spins. Super Ace, Mega Ace, Golden Empire and the Teen Patti variants are all JILI builds, and they run smoothly on modest hardware.
Known for art direction and cascading cluster mechanics. Mahjong Ways, Lucky Neko, Dragon Hatch and Fortune Mouse combine compact grids with multiplier ladders that climb through consecutive cascades — high ceilings from small footprints.
The studio behind the modern high-volatility standard. Gates of Olympus defined the pay-anywhere tumbling grid with random multiplier orbs, and Safari Wilds and New Year's Bonanza extend the same design language. Expect long dry spells and enormous ceilings.
The dominant live dealer studio worldwide. Crazy Time, Lightning Roulette, the speed baccarat and blackjack rooms, Dragon Tiger, Teen Patti and Andar Bahar are all streamed from Evolution studios with human dealers and archived round histories.
Two long-established studios supplying the classic end of the library. Rolling reels, stacked wilds, sticky-wild free spins and pick-and-reveal bonuses — familiar mechanics, executed reliably, and generally lighter on device resources than the newest engines.
Relax Gaming supplies hold-and-win formats such as Money Cart, where the entire game is the bonus round. NetEnt contributes evergreen classics like Starburst. Wazdan adds a player-controlled volatility switch, and TaDa builds fast crash variants.
Every game tile on this page carries three numbers. Understanding what they mean is worth more than any playing strategy, because together they describe exactly what kind of session a title will give you.
RTP is the percentage of everything staked that a game returns to players across a very large number of rounds. A figure of 96.5% means that for every ₹100 wagered on the title over millions of spins, ₹96.50 is returned and ₹3.50 is kept.
Two things about this number are commonly misunderstood. First, it is a long-run average and says nothing about your session — a hundred spins can land anywhere. Second, it is not a ranking of "good" and "bad" games, because a 96% low-volatility slot and a 96% very-high-volatility slot return the same amount in completely different shapes.
In the IN7 lobby, published RTP ranges from around 95.7% on the most aggressive slots up to 99.29% on Speed VIP Blackjack played with correct basic strategy. You can sort this page by RTP using the control above.
Volatility describes how the return is distributed. Low volatility means frequent small wins and a balance that drifts gently. Very high volatility means most rounds return nothing and the theoretical average is delivered through rare, very large outcomes.
This is the figure that should set your stake. On a low-volatility title, a session budget divided by 100 rounds is reasonable. On a very high volatility title, divide by 300 or more — otherwise the bankroll cannot survive the dry spells the maths assumes.
The maximum win is a hard cap expressed as a multiple of your stake. A 5,000x cap on a ₹10 spin means the game will not pay more than ₹50,000 on that round regardless of what lands. It is a useful indicator of a title's ambition, but it should play no part in planning: outcomes near the cap are astronomically rare.
A title with 96.5% RTP, low volatility and a 500x cap is a long, steady session with limited upside — good for stretching a small deposit or clearing wagering. A title with 96.5% RTP, very high volatility and a 5,000x cap is the same theoretical return delivered as a lottery ticket. Neither is better; they suit different budgets and different moods. Choosing deliberately between them is the most useful decision you make before you stake anything.
Six categories, six very different experiences. This is the short version of what each one asks of you and what it gives back.
Roughly two-thirds of the library. Slots ask nothing of you beyond choosing a stake and pressing a button, which makes them the easiest entry point and the easiest place to lose track of time. The variety is enormous: three-reel classics with five paylines, 243-ways grids, 1,024-ways grids and six-reel pay-anywhere tumbling boards.
If you are new, start with a low-volatility three-reel title such as Fortune Gems or Triple Star to learn the interface, then move to a 243-ways game once you understand how the bonus rounds trigger. Leave the very high volatility grids — Gates of Olympus, Mega Ace, Money Cart — until you are comfortable with a stake small enough to survive two hundred losing spins.
This site documents 105 titles across six categories. The operator adds new games regularly, so the lobby inside the app may contain titles that have not yet been added here. Where you find one, the game's own info panel is the authoritative source for its RTP and mechanics.
Install the IN7 app and every title on this page opens from the same lobby and the same wallet. 18+ only · terms apply · play responsibly.
