Free Casino Games and the Numbers Behind Them

32,000+ slots, plus blackjack, roulette, video poker, bingo and plinko. Every game comes with its rules, its figures and a demo to play here.

PlayGuidePro is a guide to casino games that run free, in demo mode, with no account and no deposit. It is not a casino, and there is nothing to deposit or withdraw. The catalogue spans six families of games, and each family has its own guide to the rules and to what decides the odds.

Every game page carries the rules, the pay table and, where a game has one, the exact return, next to a demo that runs in the page. Slots are the largest family, and the slot catalogue can be browsed by theme, feature or the numbers; the providers page groups every game by the studio that made it.

Choose a Game

Each family has its own guide, its own figures and a library of free demos.

New on the Site

The newest game in every family, and the latest slots.

The Odds, Game by Game

What each game returns over the long run, and how quickly a bingo line arrives.

The 9/6 version of Jacks or Better, named for a full house that pays 9 and a flush that pays 6, returns 99.54% with perfect play, and Full Pay Deuces Wild returns 100.76%. Both figures hold only over a very long run and only if every hold is right, so play only with money you can afford to lose. Worked hands, with the value of each possible hold, are in the video poker strategy guide.

A single 75-ball card needs 41.37 calls on average to complete its first line, and a 90-ball ticket needs 64.63. The bingo odds page gives the chance of a win by each call, for every format and for rooms of different sizes.

On a wheel with one green zero the house keeps 2.70% of every bet over the long run, and a second zero raises that to 5.26%. The wheel matters more than the choice of bet, and the roulette odds page compares the same chips on each wheel.

Where to Start

Each family has a page for its rules and, where the mathematics can be worked out exactly, a page for its odds or its strategy.

  1. How does a slot pay? The guide to playing slots covers reels, paylines, features and the paytable.
  2. What are the rules of blackjack? How to play blackjack walks through a hand from the deal to the dealer's draw.
  3. Which roulette bets are there? How to play roulette explains every bet on the layout, and roulette odds shows what each one costs.
  4. How does a video poker hand work? How to play video poker covers the deal, the hold and the draw, and the strategy guide covers which cards to keep.
  5. How is bingo played? How to play bingo covers cards, calls and claims in every format, and bingo odds answers how long a win takes.
  6. How does plinko pay? The plinko page lists every game, and each game page covers its risk levels and multiplier ladder.

About PlayGuidePro

PlayGuidePro is an independent guide to casino games, not a casino. Every game in the catalogue runs as a free demo with play credits, and nothing on the site can be wagered on. No operator pays for a game's place in the catalogue, and none pays for the figures on these pages.

Our editorial policy and our verification standards are published, and the about page explains who runs the site. Gambling should stay entertainment; when it stops being that, the responsible gambling page lists where to find help.

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PlayGuidePro FAQ

No. The games on PlayGuidePro play with credits that have no cash value, so a win cannot be paid out and a loss costs nothing. The demos exist so that a game's rules, pace and features can be learned at no cost.

Six families: slots, blackjack, roulette, video poker, bingo and plinko. Slots make up most of the catalogue. Each of the other families has its own guide and a library of free demos, and most also have pages on odds or strategy.

No. Each demo runs in the browser on the game's own page, on a phone or a computer, with no registration, no deposit and nothing to install.

Yes. Each demo is the provider's own game in free-play mode, with the same rules, symbols and features. A provider can release a game at more than one return setting, so a casino's copy may not match every figure shown here, and the game's own information screen states the one that applies.

New releases are added as the studios publish them, and existing pages are updated when a game changes. Every game page shows the date it was last updated.