777JILI Game Providers — Every Studio Covered Here

This section covers 5 game providers entries. Confusing a game studio with a casino is the commonest mistake in this corner of the subject, since the two are separate companies answering to separate regulators. Studios whose titles show up in Philippine-facing lobbies are covered across these pages: their identity, the activities they actually hold a licence for, and whether anyone can check a return-to-player figure they publish.

Everything in this section

5 pages here, each given over to one entry and none summarising several. When a field above shows “not published”, the entry’s own page says who would have needed to publish it.

Each entry in a paragraph

Each gets enough detail to tell you which page is worth opening.

Pragmatic Play in full

Founded 2015, based in Gibraltar. Makes virtual sports, crash games, bingo, live casino, slots.

On its page, Malta Gaming Authority is the record listed first. Licence MGA/B2B/619/2018, which Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited holds.

RTP is published by this studio, which means any figure quoted for one of its titles traces back to it. On its own game pages Pragmatic publishes a single RTP for each title, and that figure is the highest in a set.

JILI explained

What it publishes lacks both a founding year and any stated headquarters. Makes bingo, fishing games, slots, table and card games.

On its page, the record at the very top reads PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department). PAGCOR EGLD’s approved electronic games list features JILI titles.

It publishes no RTP. Figures floating around elsewhere are third-party estimates that contradict one another, and this site quotes none for its titles.

CQ9 Gaming in full

What it publishes lacks both a founding year and any stated headquarters. This is what it builds: slots, fishing games, table games, arcade games.

On its page, the record at the very top reads PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department). A list of approved game content sits on PAGCOR’s own website for anyone to open.

It publishes no RTP. Figures floating around elsewhere are third-party estimates that contradict one another, and this site quotes none for its titles.

PG Soft explained

Founded 2015, based in Valletta, Malta. Builds slots.

On its page, Malta Gaming Authority is the record listed first. MGA/B2B/435/2017 is the licence, and its holder is Pocket Games Software Limited (C 76195).

RTP is published by this studio, which means any figure quoted for one of its titles traces back to it. PG Soft includes RTP in its game data yet does not display it on the visitor-facing page: the field shows a blank dash, and the figure is found in the data the server sends along with the page.

The FA CHAI Gaming entry

Founded 2019, and states no headquarters. Studio lineup: slots, 3D fishing games, arcade games, table games.

Top of the records on its page sits Curacao Gaming Authority. WiseInNet Technologies B.V.

RTP is published by this studio, which means any figure quoted for one of its titles traces back to it. Among the seven studios here, FA CHAI is the simplest to check, since RTP sits right on its own public games listing..

The thing most often got wrong here

Above all, keep the PAGCOR operator licence and the PAGCOR EGLD listing apart; that distinction counts most here. Where a studio holds an EGLD listing, PAGCOR has approved its game content for the operators it licenses to use. Nothing in it makes it a studio’s licence, and it tells you nothing about a casino that carries those games.

That one item is all that four of the seven studios below have. Plain words on each of their pages spell this out, as “PAGCOR listed” and “PAGCOR licensed” differ by a single word yet are worlds apart, and readers usually hope they have found the second.

Look at the game providers details inside the game itself

You never have to take any of this on trust. Public registers are where every licence claim on these pages came from, and anyone can open them:

1. Open the MGA authorisation portal for a Malta licence, and search by the company name, not the brand name. Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited holds Pragmatic Play’s Malta licence, not anything called Pragmatic Play, since the licensee is often a subsidiary under a different name.
2. To check a UK licence, take the account number to the Gambling Commission public register and search there. The same record for an active licence lists its activities with start dates, and also shows any regulatory settlement against the holder.
3. Seeking a PAGCOR EGLD listing means opening the approved-games PDF the studio has on pagcor.ph. See what its approval covers: game content for licensed operators. Silence in the document on a studio licence means the studio has none.
4. Open the studio’s own page for that specific title when you want an RTP figure. A comparison site cannot supply a figure that is missing from the source, and when two comparison sites contradict each other, the contradiction is itself what you learn.

Finding game providers in the lobby you use

1. Sign in to the casino account you already hold and open its game lobby.
2. Narrow the lobby down by studio, or look a title up by its name.
3. Stake range and paytable are on the game’s info screen, so read them there before you play.
4. Budget the session before anything else, and keep stakes small with studios you have not played before.