JiLi333 Game Providers Compared by Licence and RTP

This area’s most common mistake is to blur a game studio into a casino, though the two are different firms answering to different regulators. Coverage runs across the studios whose titles appear in Philippine-facing lobbies, explaining who they are, what their licences actually let them do, and whether a return-to-player figure is on public record. There are 5 pages below.

Everything in this section

5 separate pages, each given over to one entry, not to a summary of a group. The page of each entry explains, for any field above that reads “not published”, who would be the one to publish it.

Each entry in a paragraph

There is enough here on every item to decide which page is worth a click.

JILI explained

It leaves out the year it started and the place it is headquartered. The studio’s releases include fishing games and bingo plus slots and table and card games.

PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) appears as the opening record on its page. Several JILI releases sit on the register of cleared electronic games run by PAGCOR EGLD.

It publishes no RTP. Elsewhere, third-party estimates circulate and disagree with each other; this site quotes none for its titles.

Pragmatic Play in full

Founded 2015, based in Gibraltar. This studio’s builds range from slots to live casino, bingo, crash games and virtual sports.

Its page’s list of records starts off with Malta Gaming Authority. The permit numbered MGA/B2B/619/2018 is possessed by the company Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited Pragmatic’s site was bypassed for this entry: the MGA’s own verification portal lists the casino-vertical B2B Critical Supply Licence with a status of Licensed..

The studio publishes RTP, and for that reason a figure quoted for one of its titles can be followed back to it. A title’s RTP on Pragmatic’s own site is a lone number, and it is whichever value tops the set.

PG Soft explained

Founded 2015, based in Valletta, Malta. Builds slots.

Its page’s list of records starts off with Malta Gaming Authority. Pocket Games Software Limited (C 76195) appears as the entity licensed under MGA/B2B/435/2017.

The studio publishes RTP, and for that reason a figure quoted for one of its titles can be followed back to it. PG Soft does give an RTP in its game data, while the part of the page people actually see leaves a dash where it should be, and the number rides along in the server’s data.

The FA CHAI Gaming entry

Founded 2019, and states no headquarters. The catalogue it builds includes arcade games, 3D fishing games, slots and table games.

The page lists Curacao Gaming Authority as record number one. Licence OGL/2024/1184/1010 sits with WiseInNet Technologies B.V., the operator behind FA CHAI’s site.

The studio publishes RTP, and for that reason a figure quoted for one of its titles can be followed back to it. FA CHAI puts RTP straight on its own public games listing, and that makes it the seven studios’ most easily checked entry..

JDB Gaming explained

It leaves out the year it started and the place it is headquartered. Builds fish shooting games, slots.

PAGCOR (Electronic Gaming Licensing Department) appears as the opening record on its page. PAGCOR’s own site has the regulator’s approval list for game content, open for anyone to read.

It publishes no RTP. Elsewhere, third-party estimates circulate and disagree with each other; this site quotes none for its titles.

Pull up game providers details from the game screen itself

You can check each point here for yourself instead of believing it. A public register stands behind each licence claim on these pages, and each of those registers is open:

1. A Malta licence is looked up in the MGA authorisation portal under the company name, never the brand name. Do not expect the licensee to share the studio’s name: a subsidiary usually holds the licence, and Pragmatic Solutions MT Limited is the holder of Pragmatic Play’s Malta licence.
2. To look at a UK licence, the Gambling Commission public register accepts an account number search. Each activity under an active licence is listed with its start date, and the holder’s regulatory settlements appear in the same place.
3. Look up the studio’s approved-games PDF at pagcor.ph if you need a PAGCOR EGLD listing. Before relying on it, see what it approves: game content that licensed operators can offer. Silence in the document about a studio licence means no licence.
4. Take the RTP figure from the studio’s own page for the specific title, not from elsewhere. Where the figure is missing, nothing a comparison site says can replace it, and two comparison sites disagreeing is a result in its own right.

The thing most often got wrong here

Of all the distinctions in play, the biggest is PAGCOR operator licence versus PAGCOR EGLD listing. EGLD listing: PAGCOR has approved the studio’s game content for operators under its licence. It is not the studio’s licence, and it reveals nothing about any casino that carries those games.

Four of the seven studios below have that and nothing else. Their pages are blunt about it, as “PAGCOR listed” and “PAGCOR licensed” are one word apart in print and far apart in meaning, and readers generally hope to have found the latter.

Finding game providers at JiLi333

1. Open the game lobby once you have signed in at JiLi333.
2. Open the studio tab that matches the title you want.
3. Before your first round, look at the info screen for the game’s stake range and paytable.
4. New studios call for a low opening stake, and a session budget settled beforehand.