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but88 carries titles from Joker, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, PG Soft, Habanero and CQ9 — six studios whose slots, live tables and crash rounds cover the game categories Bangladesh players open most. Availability depends on your local law and eligible region; check your account to confirm what is active for you.
A game provider is the studio that builds and maintains each title — the math, the visuals and the published rules are all theirs. When you open the lobby on but88, the games you see are sorted by provider so you can go straight to the studio you already know.
Each provider sets its own entry range, bet controls and game pace. When you open a title, the controls visible on screen — stake selector, auto-play toggle and the game's published paytable or rules card — a
Each studio sets its own minimum and maximum stake. PG Soft and CQ9 tend to run lower entry points suited to mobile quick-rounds, while Microgaming and Pragmatic Play titles often carr
Joker and CQ9 build fast-cycle games where each round resolves in seconds. Habanero and Pragmatic Play include titles with longer bonus sequences. If you prefer a game that fits a short session on mobile, the studio filter in the lobby helps you narrow down by format type.
All six studios supply HTML5 builds, so their games load in a mobile browser without an app download.
Every title carries an in-game rules or paytable screen accessible from the help or info icon inside the game window.
RTP, volatility and hit-frequency figures are set and published by each individual studio, not by but88. Where a title exposes this data, you will find it inside the game's own help or info panel — accessible from the icon in the game window itself.
RTP is shown only where the studio has included it in the game's own info panel. Open the game, tap the help or info icon, and look for the return-to-player line. Pragmatic Play and Microgaming titles most consistently surface this figure inside their game UI.
Some studios label a game's variance as low, medium or high in the rules screen. PG Soft includes this in several of its slot titles. If no volatility label appears, the studio has not published one — we do not add an estimate on top.
The info panel is accessible on both desktop and mobile browser. On a small screen the icon sometimes sits in a collapsed menu at the top-right of the game window. Rotate to landscape on a phone if the controls feel tight; most studio builds shift layout automatically.
Paytables and feature-trigger rules are the studio's responsibility. CQ9 and Habanero embed their paytable as a scrollable overlay inside the game.
Questions about specific game providers — why a title is not loading, which studio a game belongs to, or how to read a game's published paytable — can all be raised through the support routes shown in your account. Use the channel that suits the urgency of your question.
The live chat icon sits in the bottom-right corner of the site when you are signed in. Use this for game-loading issues or when a round result looks wrong. Have the game name and studio handy so the agent can locate the session record quickly.
The help section inside your signed-in account lists common game-provider questions with step-by-step answers. It covers topics such as how to find the game rules screen, how to identify the studio behind a title and what to do if a session disconnects mid-round.
For detailed questions — for example, a dispute over a specific game round or a request to explain a studio's published RTP — submit via the email form in the contact section. Include the title, studio name and the approximate time of the round so the team can pull the session log.
The six studios in our lobby — Joker, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, PG Soft, Habanero and CQ9 — supply game content only. Every title you see in the lobby comes directly from the studio's published build; we do not modify game mechanics, alter pay sequences or adjust the rules the studi
We carry each studio's game exactly as it was built. No in-house overlays change the mechanics, the paytable or the RTP the studio has set.
The lobby includes a studio filter so you can narrow titles by provider. Select Pragmatic Play, PG Soft or any of the six studios, and the lobby shows only that studio's active titles for your account.
Rules are the studio's own document, embedded inside each game's help panel. We point you to that panel rather than reproducing studio copy on a separate page, because the in-game version is always current. If a studio updates a game's mechanic, the change appears in that panel first.
Your signed-in account holds a round history log that shows the game title, studio, stake and result for each session. If you have a question about a specific round from Habanero, CQ9 or any other studio, that log is the starting point for any support conversation.
Short definitions for the words and phrases that come up most when players explore the provider catalogue on but88.
A game provider is the studio that designs, builds and certifies a casino title. The studio controls the math, visuals and published rules. The platform hosts and distributes the game but does not alter the studio's build.
RTP stands for Return to Player — a percentage the studio publishes showing the theoretical long-run return of the game's math model. It is a statistical measure across many rounds, not a session-level promise or payout figure.
Volatility describes how a game distributes its results — high volatility means larger wins arrive less frequently; low volatility means smaller wins come more often. Studios set this in the math model and sometimes label it in the game's rules panel.
A paytable is the studio's published list of symbol values, winning combinations and any feature triggers for a slot or table game. You access it via the help or info icon inside the game window; it does not appear in the lobby listing.
Demo mode lets you run a game using simulated credits rather than your account balance. Not every studio enables demo for every title; where available, the option appears before the real-money load screen when you open the game.
A round history is the log of completed game sessions recorded in your signed-in account. It shows the title, studio, stake placed and result for each round, and it is the document you reference when raising a query with support.
Answers to the questions that come up most when you are exploring the studio catalogue, checking availability or trying to understand how provider games work on but88.
The six studios active in our lobby are Joker, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, PG Soft, Habanero and CQ9. Each supplies a distinct catalogue of slots, live tables or crash-style game formats.
Open the lobby and use the studio filter near the top of the game-browse section. Select the provider name — for example, PG Soft or CQ9 — and the lobby refreshes to show only that studio's active titles.
No. Studios like Pragmatic Play, Habanero and the others in our lobby supply game content only. Deposits via Rocket, Upay or Bank Transfer, and all withdrawal processing, are handled entirely at the platform level through your but88 account wallet — the studios have no role in that flow.
RTP is published by the studio, not by but88. Open the game you want, tap the help or info icon inside the game window, and look for the return-to-player figure on that screen.
First check your mobile browser or desktop connection — most loading failures are network-related. If the game still does not open after a page refresh, use the live chat from your signed-in account.
All six studios supply HTML5 builds that run in a standard mobile browser. Open but88 in your phone's browser, sign in to your account and browse the lobby as normal. No separate download is needed.