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BE9AU GAMES · 2026

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BE9AU Games.Find your next favourite.

Discover featured BE9AU titles, compare provider styles and explore the formats, symbols and bonus features that make each game different.

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The BE9AU game lobby

Start with the slots.

BE9AU brings slot games together in a provider-based lobby. Often called pokies in Australia, slots combine themes, reel layouts and bonus features to give each title its own character.

Start with a provider you recognise or discover a different style. The provider is the studio or game collection; a title is the individual game you open within it. A category such as Slot is the broader area that groups those entries together.

How the BE9AU lobby is organised

Hot Game
A featured selection that overlaps with the Slot section. The same provider can appear in both areas.
Event Game
Event-labelled provider entries sit separately from their main slot listings. Check the selected entry as well as the studio name.
Special Game
A dedicated area for the lobby’s Turbo and Scratch entries, separate from the standard slot collection.
Slot
The main provider-based slot section, including Creative Gaming, Fastspin, Joker and AdvantPlay.
Sport
A separate category for the platform’s sports section, rather than an individual slot provider.
Live
The lobby’s live-gaming category, with its own selection of entries outside the main Slot section.

Meet the providers

Different studios.
Different ways to play.

Explore four featured studios in more detail. These profiles describe each studio’s range; choose a provider in the lobby to see its current BE9AU titles.

Creative Gaming

Theme-led slots with coordinated graphics and sound, ranging from treasure-hunt adventures to circus characters and electronic music. Creative Gaming’s HTML5 catalogue is designed for mobile and desktop access.

Studio examples
Lost City of Gold, Amazing Circus and DJRemix illustrate its different visual and audio themes.
Game style
Character-driven and themed slot games; the individual title defines its reel layout and feature rules.
Device approach
The supplier lists support for iOS, Android and Windows alongside its HTML5 format.

Fastspin

Fastspin spans traditional reel layouts, cascading grids and ways-to-win slots. That variety means changing titles within the same studio can change the underlying format, as well as the theme.

Traditional reels
Mighty Sevens is a studio example with five reels and five paylines.
Cascading grids
Neko Riches uses a 6×6 grid with cascading symbols, giving it a different structure from a line game.
Ways to win
Neon Fantasy is a five-reel, 243-ways example from the studio’s catalogue.

Joker

Joker’s studio catalogue covers themed slots alongside other game formats. Its slot collection uses a range of visual settings, while the wider studio offering also includes fishing and bingo-style games.

Studio range
Slots sit alongside other game families in Joker’s wider catalogue; the BE9AU Slot entry is the starting point for its slot selection.
Technology
Joker describes H5 browser and mobile-app versions across its product range.
Compare titles
Use the exact game name and rules to compare reel arrangements and features, rather than relying on the provider logo alone.

AdvantPlay

AdvantPlay combines in-house slots with an Originals collection. Its game formats include line games, ways games and scatter-pays, with a mobile-first approach across phone, tablet and desktop browsers.

Studio formats
Line, ways and scatter-pays games count winning combinations differently, even when their themes look similar.
Mobile design
Portrait-oriented layouts are a feature of the studio’s approach to smaller screens.
Catalogue structure
Its wider range separates slot games from Originals; choose the relevant BE9AU provider entry to see the listed titles.

Understand the format

Not every slot plays the same way.

A game’s layout tells you more than its theme. Here is how the main formats differ, and what to look for in the rules.

Payline slots

Winning symbols must follow one of the game’s defined paths across the reels. A line can be straight, angled or zigzagged; many titles count combinations from the leftmost reel.

What to checkLook for the number of active lines, the minimum matching symbols and whether wins count in one direction or both.

Ways-to-win slots

Instead of following a drawn payline, matching symbols can form combinations across consecutive reels in the positions allowed by the game. The reel layout determines how those combinations are counted.

What to checkRead which reels must connect and how many matching symbols are needed. More advertised ways do not by themselves mean a higher return.

Scatter-pays games

A qualifying number of matching symbols can pay anywhere on the grid without following a line. Sugar Teddy x1000 is an example of this format; symbols do not need to form a touching cluster.

What to checkRead how many matching symbols are required and which symbols qualify. Scatter-pays describes the win system, rather than only the special scatter symbol used to trigger a feature.

Cascading symbols

After a qualifying win, symbols are removed or replaced and the spaces refill. A single paid round can continue through additional cascades while the rules’ conditions are met.

What to checkCascades are a feature, not a separate way of counting wins. Check the underlying payline, ways or scatter-pays rules and when any multiplier resets.

Explore the lobby

From provider
to your next pick.

A familiar theme is a starting point. The title, provider and rules tell you which game you’re opening.

  1. Choose a provider

    Open the slot section and select a studio to explore its available titles.

  2. Find a game that interests you

    Browse by name or artwork. Check the exact title and provider when looking for a game you’ve seen before.

  3. Get to know its features

    Open the game information to review the paytable, bonus features and stake controls.

What’s inside a game

Find your kind of slot.

From symbols to bonus rounds, these are the details that change the experience from one title to the next.

Wild symbols

A wild usually substitutes for other symbols to help form a winning combination. It may stay in place, expand across a reel or carry a multiplier, depending on the title.

Check the exceptions: wilds do not necessarily replace scatters or other feature symbols. A familiar wild icon can behave differently in another game.

Scatters & feature triggers

Scatters often activate a feature when enough appear, sometimes without following a payline. Other games use collected symbols, meters or specific reel positions to trigger a round.

The paytable explains the required symbol count, where those symbols must land and whether extra symbols change the feature awarded.

Free-spin rounds

An in-game free-spin feature gives a set of spins under that title’s rules. It may add wilds, a different reel setup or a multiplier, and some games allow the round to retrigger.

This is different from a promotional free-spin offer attached to an account. The feature itself can require a paid base-game round to trigger.

Multipliers & bonus rounds

A multiplier increases a qualifying payout by the factor shown. It can apply to one symbol, one win, a cascade or an entire feature; the scope matters as much as the number.

Look for when the multiplier grows, when it resets and any feature payout limit. A displayed maximum is a game limit, not a typical result.

Return to player (RTP)

RTP describes a theoretical average across a very large number of plays. It is not the amount returned on every deposit, a session target or a promise that losses will be recovered.

Check the information for the exact game version. Provider-wide averages and a different release of the same title may not describe the version you are opening.

Volatility & total stake

Volatility describes the variation in results, including the pattern of payout sizes and frequency. It answers a different question from RTP and does not predict the next spin.

Before starting, check the total stake displayed for each round, including any optional feature setting. Choose a spending limit you can keep to.

Games & member offers

A game feature and a promotion are different things.

A slot’s bonus round belongs to the game itself. A deposit bonus or member offer belongs to your account and can add its own conditions to the games you play.

Explore bonus game conditions
Eligible titles
An offer may cover selected providers or games. Being in the slot lobby does not automatically make a title eligible for every promotion.
Wagering contribution
Some games can contribute differently towards an offer’s turnover requirement. Check the contribution rule as well as the headline wagering figure.
Stake & feature restrictions
Look for maximum-stake rules and restrictions on optional features during bonus play. The game’s normal controls and the offer’s permitted actions can differ.

Phone, tablet & desktop

Make room for every detail.

Explore BE9AU through your browser. Choose a display that gives you a clear view of the game, its paytable and the controls you need.

Phone & tablet

Orientation
Use the orientation supported by the title. Portrait layouts fit a tall screen; other games may use landscape mode.
Touch controls
Find the stake settings and information button before starting. Open the paytable when you need a closer look at symbols or features.

Desktop & laptop

More screen space
A larger display makes room for reel layouts, paytables and stake controls without relying on a small-screen view.
Game settings
Review the title’s own sound, display and control options. Available features are determined by the game, rather than the size of your screen.

Keep the session clear. Use a current browser and a stable connection. If a round is interrupted, check its status or game history before trying again; record the title, provider and time if you need support.

Explore mobile access

A few useful answers

More about BE9AU games.

Which game providers are featured on BE9AU?

Featured names include Creative Gaming, Fastspin, Joker and AdvantPlay. Open a provider in the lobby to see the BE9AU titles currently listed under that name.

Are slots and pokies the same thing?

Yes. “Pokies” is the common Australian term for slot games. BE9AU labels this part of its lobby “Slot Game”. Individual titles can use different reel layouts, themes and bonus features.

Does “Hot Game” mean a game has better odds?

No. Hot Game is a lobby grouping, not a change to a title’s rules or RTP. A game’s placement or recent payout display does not establish what will happen on your next round.

Does every bonus round award free spins?

No. Some games use free spins, while others use coin collection, respins or a separate feature. For example, Thunder Coins XXL: Hold and Win centres its bonus on special coin symbols. Read the rules for the specific title rather than assuming all bonus rounds work alike.

Can I use a bonus on every game?

Each promotion can have its own eligible games, providers and wagering contributions. Check the offer’s game restrictions before using it. The bonus guide explains what to look for.

How do I find a game that is missing from the lobby?

Check the exact game name and provider first. Titles can change or become unavailable. If you still cannot find it, share those details with BE9AU support so they can identify the title you mean.

What if a game will not load on my phone?

Check your connection and browser, then note whether the problem affects one title or the whole lobby. Keep the game name, provider and any error message. The mobile troubleshooting guide covers the next steps.