Slots
Licensed video slots from third-party studios. Provider-named rows at Crown Coins; studio labels on every FreeSpin tile.
Which tracked operators list each game type, and what the hands-on sessions actually showed. Nothing here is a claim about odds or return to player.
Licensed video slots from third-party studios. Provider-named rows at Crown Coins; studio labels on every FreeSpin tile.
Operator-built titles listed by 2 tracked operators. Booster Mode, pick rounds and multiplier ladders played at Crown Coins.
Real-person hosted tables, listed by 4 tracked operators. One roulette table played at FreeSpin; a lobby row seen at Crown Coins.
Digital blackjack, roulette and similar formats without a live host. One lobby row observed at Crown Coins, not played.
Live or scheduled bingo rooms and arcade-style instant games. A bingo tile and an arcade row seen in the Crown Coins lobby.
Illustrative game scenes: licensed stock footage for Slots and Live dealer, drawn by TrueSweeps for the rest. The evidence links open real, redacted screenshots from our tests.
Each card opens the section below it; the evidence link opens the real, redacted frame that section cites, or the review section where no frame exists.
Each row below rests on one of three things, and the label on its link says which. The site-wide definitions are on the About page.
What it is Licensed video slots from third-party studios, sometimes with jackpot or bonus-buy variants; the largest category in each lobby we opened.
Where it is listed or observed
LoneStar500+ games is the operator's public-page claim, read September 14, 2026; TrueSweeps did not count the catalogueHands-on reviewWhat we tested
What we observed
The Crown Coins lobby ran provider-named rows above a general slots grid. The published frame shows the Yggdrasil's Fortune, Spinomenal Spins and Playson Classics rows; the tester's notes also record 3Oaks and Booming rows that no published frame shows. We did not count the catalogue and will not guess at a number.
What we observed
The FreeSpin New Games grid labelled every tile with a studio name, including Swintt, Hacksaw, Relax Gaming, Dicelab, Booming Games, Betsoft, Red Tiger, NetEnt and Slotmill. Tiles were read, not counted.
What we observed
The LoneStar lobby carried category tabs, themed rows and a provider strip naming Playson, M2Play, Betsoft, Koala Games, 3 Oaks Gaming, Fugaso and Kendoo, plus a High Rollers Lounge of high-stake slots. Golden Penny x1000 Super Wheel and 4 Gold Carts were played in Gold Coins mode; the 500+ figure is the operator's claim and the catalogue was not counted.
EV-LS-006 Lobby and provider stripEV-LS-019 High Rollers Lounge
Real frames from our tests, redacted. Unlike the illustrative scenes at the top of the page, these are evidence.
What it is Titles built by the operator rather than licensed, often with layered mechanics or instant-result formats.
Where it is listed or observed
What we tested
What we observed
We played Coins of Olympus, Crown Christmas Celebration, Crown Coins Cookout and Gardens of Luck in Crown Coins mode and Soccer Fever in Sweeps Coins mode. Coins of Olympus opened with a Booster Mode tutorial (the published frame shows the overlay; the title is not printed on screen); Gardens of Luck added Free Spins and Garden Picks. One short session says nothing about odds.
What we observed
The Stake Originals hub listed 31 in-house titles, among them Dice, Plinko, Mines, Keno, Crash and Limbo, with live player counts, all browsable without an account. Our tester never got past the identity check that follows registration, so none was played and this page makes no claim about how they run.
Real frames from our tests, redacted. Unlike the illustrative scenes at the top of the page, these are evidence.
What it is Real-person hosted table games streamed into the lobby. Which coin modes they run in varies by operator and was not recorded on the market check.
Where it is listed or observed
What we tested
What we observed
Seen as a lobby row only and not played; no frame of that row was published, so this page makes no claim about live play at Crown Coins.
What we observed
One table was played at FreeSpin: Royal Roulette with a human dealer, a stated table range of 5,000 to 40,000,000 and a resolved win of 180,000. Every visible tile on the Live Dealer grid carried the same studio label, Iconic21, and the table itself loaded from client.petros04.com rather than freespin.com. That is one table in one session, not a judgement on live dealer play anywhere.
Real frames from our tests, redacted. Unlike the illustrative scenes at the top of the page, these are evidence.
What it is Digital blackjack, roulette and similar formats without a live host.
Where it is listed or observed
No tracked operator's directory record names table games as a feature, so nobody else is listed here. Others may offer them; the checked sources did not record it.
What we tested
What we observed
Observed as a lobby row only; not played, and no frame of that row was published.
No frame of this format is published, so there is nothing to show here and no claim about how it plays.
What it is Live or scheduled bingo rooms and arcade-style instant games.
Where it is listed or observed
What we tested
What we observed
A tutorial explained a 50-ball game with prizes per line; we did not buy a ticket. The arcade row was seen, not played. The published frame shows the bingo tile only; the tutorial and the Help Center article are the basis for the format and the host.
Real frames from our tests, redacted. Unlike the illustrative scenes at the top of the page, these are evidence.
Studio names as they appear in the published frames, grouped by the lobby they were read from and dated, then the names our tester recorded without a frame. Names only, with no logos: a studio in a lobby says nothing about an arrangement with TrueSweeps or an endorsement of the operator. Provider lists at the operators we have not tested were not captured.
Crown Coins lobby rows, September 3, 2026 EV-CC-006 Deeper rows
FreeSpin tile labels, September 4, 2026 EV-FS-014 New Games grid
Iconic21 is also the label on every visible Live Dealer tile (EV-FS-015).
LoneStar provider strip, September 14, 2026 EV-LS-006 Lobby and provider strip
Stake.us publisher directory, September 14, 2026 EV-SU-006 Publisher directory
Six of the more than sixty studios listed while logged out; none was played.
Named in the Crown Coins session notes, no published frame
Lobby rows and a provider strip the tester recorded on September 3, 2026; neither published lobby frame shows these names, so they rest on the session notes alone.
Bingo host per the Crown Coins Help Center
Named in the Crown Bingo Live article captured September 4, 2026, not read from a lobby frame. Help Center article
The Help Center states that all games use a certified random number generator audited by third parties (operator statement, captured September 4, 2026). TrueSweeps has no way to check that and did not try.