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Pragmatic Play, CQ9, Habanero, JDB, Microgaming and PG Soft all feed directly into the 99i lobby — slot rooms, live dealer tables and crash games in one place, accessible from any mobile browser in Bangladesh where local law and eligible regions allow.
Each studio in the 99i lobby has its own catalogue shape. Pragmatic Play is well known for high-frequency slot mechanics and an active live dealer floor.
The lobby filter row lets you narrow by studio, game category or both at once. Whether you are looking for a Pragmatic Play live table or a CQ9 crash title, the filter cuts the catalogue down to what matters for
At the top of the game catalogue, a horizontal provider strip lets you select one studio at a time. Choose Pragmatic Play, CQ9, Habanero, JDB, Microgaming or PG Soft to see only that studio's available titles without scrolling the full catalogue.
Combine a provider selection with a category tag — slots, live casino, table games or crash — to narrow results further. This is the fastest path when you know the game type you want from a specific studio and do not want to scroll past unrelated titles.
Tapping a game tile before launching opens a detail screen. This is where the studio's published bet range, rules summary and any available RTP figure appear. We display only what the provider exposes; we do not add or modify those figures ourselves.
The provider filter row is built for one-thumb use on mobile. It scrolls left and right independently of the game grid so you can switch between Habanero and PG Soft without losing your scroll position in the main catalogue below.
RTP figures, volatility labels and rules documentation are set by each individual studio — not by 99i. Where a provider publishes this data, it appears in the game detail screen before any round begins.
RTP is shown inside the individual game window, sourced directly from the provider. We display it only when the studio exposes it. If no figure appears, the studio has not published one for that title through the standard game interface.
Minimum and maximum bet amounts are shown on the game detail screen before you launch. These are set by the provider for each title and may differ between studios — a JDB slot and a Pragmatic Play slot can have different bet floors.
Round results and account balance changes from any provider's game are recorded in your account transaction log. Open the account area after a session to review completed rounds; the log does not require a separate request to generate.
Each game carries a rules or help panel accessible from within the game window. For live dealer rooms from Pragmatic Play, game variant rules appear on the table lobby card. Check this before joining a room if you are trying a new variant.
If a game from any of our six providers loads incorrectly, freezes mid-round or shows a discrepancy between the displayed result and your account balance, our support routes are open for you to report it.
Access live chat from the main menu icon while logged in. Mention the provider name and game title when you open the conversation — this gives the support team the right context to check the session record on their end without asking follow-up questions.
The contact form in your account area lets you attach a screenshot and describe the issue in detail. Use this route for game discrepancies or round disputes where a written record is useful. Response approach is described in the site help section.
Every game from our providers includes an in-game help or rules panel, usually accessible from the settings icon inside the game window. This is your first stop for rules questions — it is faster than contacting support for standard gameplay clarifications.
Our role with each provider is to present their game content accurately in the lobby — correct categorisation, unmodified game mechanics and published data shown as the studio supplies it.
Games from Pragmatic Play, CQ9, Habanero, JDB, Microgaming and PG Soft run with the mechanics the studio built. We do not alter paylines, payout structures or rules. What you see in the in-game help panel reflects what the provider designed and published.
The provider label on each game tile comes from the lobby data supplied by that studio. We do not manually reassign or guess studio attribution. If the tile shows a provider name, that is the studio that built the game content you are about to open.
Not every provider title is available in every region. For Bangladesh, game availability depends on local law and the regions each studio supports. The lobby shows only titles available in your current region — content not cleared for your region does not appear.
Every completed round across all six providers is logged in your account transaction history. Open the account area to see session records, round outcomes and balance movements. This record is generated automatically and does not require a request.
A quick reference for the terms that come up most when browsing game providers at 99i. Each definition covers what the term actually means in the context of provider games — no jargon left unexplained.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the percentage of total wagered amounts a game is designed to return over a very large number of rounds. It is a statistical figure set by the provider, not a session-by-session promise or a payout schedule.
A game provider is the studio that designs and builds the game content — the rules, visuals, mechanics and payout structure. The lobby hosts games from multiple providers; 99i presents that content but does not build the games.
Volatility describes how a slot distributes its round outcomes — high volatility means wins occur less often but can be larger, while low volatility means more frequent but generally smaller round results. Providers set volatility; it is not adjusted by the platform.
A lobby filter is a selector inside the game catalogue that narrows visible titles by category, provider or both. At 99i, the provider strip lets you choose one studio — such as Habanero or PG Soft — to see only that studio's available games.
Bet range shows the minimum and maximum stake the provider allows per round for that specific game. It appears on the game detail screen before you launch. Different studios and different titles within the same studio can have different bet floors and ceilings.
A live dealer game is a table game streamed from a studio's production floor with a real human dealer. Pragmatic Play operates live dealer rooms; rules, table limits and variant options are shown in the lobby card before you enter a room.
These are the questions that come up most often when exploring the provider catalogue at 99i. Each answer sticks to what is verifiable in the lobby or your account — no invented figures or promises.
The six studios in the 99i lobby are Pragmatic Play, CQ9, Habanero, JDB, Microgaming and PG Soft. You can filter by any of these using the provider strip at the top of the game catalogue. Availability depends on your region and local law.
Use the horizontal provider filter row at the top of the catalogue. Tap or click the studio name — for example, CQ9 or PG Soft — and the grid updates to show only that provider's available titles. Combine with a category tag to narrow further by game type.
RTP appears only where the provider has made that figure available through the game interface.
Provider content availability in Bangladesh depends on local law and the eligible regions each studio supports. The lobby shows only titles cleared for your region. We do not state that all provider content is available in all locations — check the lobby directly.
Use live chat from the main menu or the account contact form to report the issue. Include the provider name, game title and approximate time of the round so the support team can ch
Yes. Your account transaction log records completed rounds from all six providers — Pragmatic Play, CQ9, Habanero, JDB, Microgaming and PG Soft. Open the account area while signed in to review session history, round outcomes and balance movements at any time.