Fun is the
whole point.
We make games and the pages that sell them, so we shape a lot of how play feels. We want it to feel good tonight and still feel fine tomorrow morning. Here is where we stand, and where to find help if it ever stops being fun.
A studio, not a casino
We don't take bets, hold player money or see player accounts. Licensed operators do that. But we design the screens, the maths and the messages players see, so we build every one of them as if our own friends were playing.
Adults only
Everything here is for adults working in the industry. If you're under 18, or under the legal gambling age where you live, these demos aren't for you. Our games are made for licensed, age-verified platforms only.
Demos run on play money
Every demo on this site uses play money that refills or resets on its own. No deposits, no prizes, no cash value, no accounts. The wins and losses are pretend. The maths is real.
Some briefs
we politely decline.
Good games and good pages don't need tricks. If a project needs any of these, we'll say no and suggest something that converts without them.
Fake urgency
No countdowns that reset when you reload, no "only 3 spots left" that never runs out. A timer goes on the page only when the deadline is real.
Rigged "spin to win"
No wheels, chests or scratch cards that pretend to be chance while the outcome is fixed and the prize isn't real. Every option a player can land on has to be a real offer.
Misleading odds
No "guaranteed wins", no "this machine is hot", no polished numbers. RTP and hit rates come from simulating the real maths, and we state them plainly.
Anything aimed at minors
No characters, themes, slang or placements with strong appeal to under-18s, and no targeting audiences where kids are likely. Our mascots are cartoons. Our audience isn't.
Cloaking
We don't build cloakers or pages that show ad reviewers and regulators one thing and players another. What gets approved is what people see.
Disguised ads
No fake news articles, invented celebrity endorsements, made-up reviews, or ads posing as system alerts. An ad should look like an ad, and a top list should say how it earns money.
Fun that knows
when to stop.
Small design choices add up. These are built into our games and pages from the first sketch, not bolted on at the end.
RTP in plain sight
Every one of our Originals states its RTP or house edge in the game itself, and the maths does exactly what it says. The rules explain how every bet pays.
Know where you stand
The Originals profile shows a live session chart with rounds played, amount played and best win, so the session is always visible. For operator builds, it is where we add reality checks: reminders of time played and net result at the intervals your licence requires.
Less flash, same game
A calm-mode switch in the Originals turns off screen shake and flashing effects. The website also follows your device's reduced-motion setting.
Nothing to top up
Demo balances refill or reset on their own. There is no "buy more" button, no countdown and no nudge to keep going.
Terms next to the offer
On our landing pages and pre-landers, the age limit and the key offer conditions sit next to the button, not three clicks away.
Compliance-friendly
from the first sketch.
Player protection is part of the spec, not a patch after certification feedback. That means fewer review rounds, fewer ad rejections, and players who come back because they had a good time.
What we build to your rules
- RTP and game rules stated clearly in every game, matching the documented maths
- Reality checks, session time and net position wherever your regulator asks for them
- Autoplay, turbo and minimum round times configurable per jurisdiction
- Age gates, safer-gambling messages and local help links on every landing page
- Creatives written to advertising codes, with no appeal to minors
It happens.
Help is free.
Gambling problems can happen to anyone, and they're nothing to be ashamed of. The earlier you talk to someone, the easier it gets.
Signs worth noticing
- Playing for longer, or with more money, than you planned
- Chasing losses to win back what's gone
- Borrowing, or using money meant for bills
- Hiding how much you play from people close to you
- Feeling restless, low or irritable when you're not playing
Things that help
- Set a money and time limit before you start, and keep to it
- Use the deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion in your casino account
- Install a gambling-blocking app on your phone and computer
- Treat gambling as paid entertainment, never as a way to make money
- Talk to someone: a friend, your doctor or one of the services below
Local help
Free services in more English-speaking countries. Each card says whether it is for gambling or general support.
Canada
ConnexOntario
Ontario's free information and referral service. Call, text or chat to find gambling support near you.
24/7 · freeconnexontario.ca ↗Gambling Support BC
British Columbia's Gambling Support Line, with free counselling for you or someone close to you.
24/7 · toll-freegamblingsupportbc.ca ↗Jeu : aide et référence
Quebec's free, confidential gambling helpline: listening, support, information and referral.
24/7 · freeaidejeu.ca ↗AHS Addiction Helpline
Alberta Health Services' line for addiction information and access to services.
24/7albertahealthservices.ca ↗Ireland
Gambling Care National Helpline
Freephone helpline from the Gambling Awareness Trust, for people who gamble and the people around them.
24 hours, 365 daysgamblingcare.ie ↗Extern Problem Gambling
Free specialist counselling for anyone on the island of Ireland affected by gambling.
Call or text for a call-back · Mon–Fri 9–5problemgambling.ie ↗Gamblers Anonymous Ireland
Free meetings for people who want to stop gambling. Numbers for other regions are on the website.
gamblersanonymous.ie ↗Australia
National Gambling Helpline
Free, confidential support for anyone affected by gambling. Gambling Help Online adds 24/7 chat and email counselling.
24/7 · freegamblinghelponline.org.au ↗BetStop
The National Self-Exclusion Register. One free sign-up blocks you from every licensed Australian online and phone gambling provider.
betstop.gov.au ↗New Zealand
Gambling Helpline
National freephone support for anyone affected by gambling, including Māori and Pasifika helplines.
24 hours · free · or text 8006gamblinghelpline.co.nz ↗Malta
Supportline 1777
Free, confidential support listed by the Responsible Gaming Foundation. You can stay anonymous or book one-to-one help.
rgf.org.mt ↗MGA self-barring
Bar yourself from Malta's casinos, gaming parlours and bingo halls through the Malta Gaming Authority. Online, you self-exclude with each website.
mga.org.mt ↗Checked October 2026. Numbers change; if one doesn't work, use the website.
UK, US and worldwide
BeGambleAware
Free, confidential advice, self-assessment tools and support, useful wherever you are.
begambleaware.org ↗ UK · helpline and chatGamCare
Runs the National Gambling Helpline, free, 24 hours a day, plus live chat and counselling.
0808 8020 133gamcare.org.uk ↗ Worldwide · peer supportGamblers Anonymous
Fellowship meetings around the world, in person and online, with people who have been there.
gamblersanonymous.org ↗ US · national helplineNational Council on Problem Gambling
Confidential help across the United States, by phone, text or chat.
1-800-GAMBLERncpgambling.org ↗ Worldwide · many languagesGambling Therapy
Free online support for anyone affected by gambling, including family and friends, in many languages.
gamblingtherapy.org ↗Worried about someone else? Most of these services support family and friends too. In immediate danger? Call your local emergency number.
Questions about how we build for player protection, or spotted something on our site that doesn't live up to this page? Tell us at hello@scatterhaus.com. See also our terms of use and privacy notice.