Before you open the lobby
The operator lists more than 6,000 slots and live dealer tables, with games grouped into slots, live games, instant win, jackpots, drops and wins, books and Originals. That range makes the lobby useful for players who want a quick browser-based session as well as those who prefer to browse by theme or game type. The games are played on the operator’s platform, while Gambloria remains an independent information portal. You can find our coverage of the welcome offer, sign-in process, payments and mobile access on the relevant pages of this site.
Slot types explained
Slots form the largest part of the library. The lobby includes standard reel games, bonus-buy titles, Drops and Wins, jackpot games and the operator’s exclusive Originals. These formats differ mainly in how the round is structured: a bonus feature may be bought directly in some titles, while Drops and Wins and jackpot games centre their appeal on prize features rather than a fixed narrative. Gambloria’s free-spin offer names Gates of Olympus and Aztec Magic as eligible examples, but the full selection sits in the game grid rather than in a repeated list here.
Originals are a separate part of the lobby. These exclusive titles include Chicken Road 2, Joker’s Clash and Chicken Coin, giving the operator’s own games a visible place alongside content from external studios. For a quick explanation of slot features, the game grid is the most direct place to compare the available formats.
Live games
The live section is built around dealer-led table experiences, with roulette and blackjack represented among the games used in the operator’s bonus contribution rules. Unlike a reel game, a live table combines a real dealer with a streamed table and a fixed set of betting decisions. That makes the pace different: the result depends on the hand or wheel, while the interface and betting options determine how long each round takes. The operator’s live dealer module is the place to browse the current tables and shows.
The table corner
Table-style play includes blackjack and roulette, with live variants sitting alongside the wider live games collection. Instant Win and Originals cover the faster, more compact experiences, while scratch and table categories appear in the operator’s general bonus framework. The key distinction is whether you are making a strategic decision at a table or watching a round resolve through a fixed outcome. In practice, the latter is quicker to start, while the former benefits from a little more time before committing a stake.
Jackpots and what is new
Jackpots form their own category, alongside Drops and Wins and the broader slots collection. The operator also maintains an Originals section, so there is a visible difference between third-party releases and games made specifically for the platform. We would not advise choosing a title by the size of its advertised prize alone: the wagering rules, contribution rate and your own limit are the more useful points of comparison. The operator’s game grid is updated as titles are added, making it the most practical place to check the latest releases.
Who makes the games
Gambloria states that it hosts games from 25 providers. Among the studios represented are Pragmatic Play and Playson, which help explain the mix of familiar slots and live tables within the larger lobby. The provider module already displays the full set, so the important point is that the same library combines several production styles rather than presenting one house’s catalogue exclusively.
How game types count towards wagering
Not every game contributes equally when bonus funds are in play. The operator provides the following contribution figures:
| Game type | Contribution |
|---|---|
| Slots | 100% |
| Buy Feature | 50% |
| Live Roulette | 10% |
| Blackjack | 10% |
| Instant Win | 0% |
| Table Games | 0% |
| Scratch | 0% |
| Live Games | 0% |
| Originals | 0% |
That makes the contribution table important before you use a bonus on a particular category. A slot can count at the full rate, whereas several other formats contribute nothing under the stated rules.
The route in
- Create an account with the operator and complete the required registration details.
- Sign in to the operator’s platform.
- Choose a game category from the lobby.
- Use the search or provider filter to narrow the selection.
Keep your chosen limits in view while browsing, as game type can affect how bonus wagering progresses. Gambling is entertainment rather than a source of income, and stopping when the session is no longer enjoyable is always the sensible choice. This page is for information and marketing purposes only. We are not a casino operator, bookmaker or organiser of gambling. Access to this content is restricted to persons aged 18 and over (18+). Free, confidential support is available through BeGambleAware.org.