What you can play at Class 777 Casino
The lobby brings several familiar casino categories together, so you can switch from a pokie to a table game without changing platforms. The main choices include pokies, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker, bingo, keno, crash games, betting and live dealer games.
| Category | What it includes |
|---|---|
| Pokies | Electronic slot-style games, including popular titles from major providers |
| Table games | Roulette, blackjack and baccarat |
| Live dealer | Live baccarat, blackjack, dice games and roulette |
| Other games | Video poker, bingo, keno, crash games and betting |
| Crypto games | Games available alongside supported Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin accounts |
That range suits different playing styles. Pokies offer quick, simple rounds, while table games give you a more traditional casino format. Live dealer tables add a streamed table setting, and crash games provide a separate style of play based on changing multipliers.
Set a limit before you start
Casino games use real money, and every game carries a risk of loss. Decide what you are comfortable spending before playing, and treat the session as entertainment rather than a way to make income.
Pokies and the titles players can find
Pokies are a major part of the selection. The catalogue includes titles such as Gates of Olympus, Floating Dragon Hold and Spin, Sugar Rush, Sweet Bonanza, Sugar Rush 1000, Gates of Heaven, Fury of Anubis, Starlight Princess, Bigger Bass Bonanza, Big Bass Bonanza, Book of Dead and Fortune of Olympus.
Several of these games come from Pragmatic Play, while Book of Dead is from Play'n GO. This gives you a useful starting point if you already know the style of a particular provider. You can also browse by broader categories, including pokies, table games, live dealer and crypto games.
- Pragmatic Play: Gates of Olympus, Sugar Rush, Sweet Bonanza, Starlight Princess and Big Bass Bonanza
- Play'n GO: Book of Dead
- Pokie themes: mythology, sweets, treasure, fishing and hold-and-spin formats
- Ways to browse: use game categories, provider names, game preferences and saved favourites
The account dashboard can show your game preferences and saved favourites. That is handy when you have a few regular choices and do not want to search through the full catalogue every time.
Providers across the casino catalogue
Class 777 Casino lists more than 66 game providers. The line-up includes well-known names such as NetEnt, Novomatic, Playtech, Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play, IGT, Quickspin, Aristocrat, Ainsworth Game Technology, Betsoft and Spribe.
There are also many additional studios in the catalogue, including Microgaming, Merkur Gaming, Scientific Games, Amatic, Wazdan, Habanero, Booming Games, Booongo, SV388, JILI, YeeBet Gaming, Big Gaming, Dream Gaming, Sexy Gaming, JDB Gaming, CQ9 Gaming, Live22, Spadegaming, EGT Digital, Fire Kirin, Platipus, Lucky Streak and Vivo.
- Browse by provider when you want a familiar studio
- Try the category filters when you want a particular game type
- Save favourites in your account for quicker access later
- Use the dashboard to keep your game preferences together
Provider variety matters because studios often use different themes and formats. One may focus on bright bonus features, another on classic fruit-style designs, while another may specialise in live tables or fast-paced games. The broad catalogue means you can explore without sticking to one format.
Live dealer tables for a streamed casino feel
The live dealer section includes live baccarat, live blackjack, live dice games and live roulette. These are streamed table games with a live presentation, rather than standard computer-generated versions.
Live baccarat and blackjack suit players who prefer card-based games, while live roulette keeps the focus on the wheel and number selection. Live dice games offer another table-style option. You can access the live dealer tables through the platform, including on a mobile browser.
| Game | Format |
|---|---|
| Live baccarat | Live dealer card game |
| Live blackjack | Live dealer card game |
| Live roulette | Live dealer wheel game |
| Live dice games | Live dealer dice format |
Live games can take a little more time per round than pokies, so it is worth allowing for that when you set your session budget. The same basic rule applies here as anywhere else: choose your spend first and stop when you reach it.
Video poker, bingo, keno and crash games
Not every player wants reels or live tables. The wider selection includes video poker, bingo, keno and crash games, giving you a few different ways to play.
Video poker combines card-based decisions with a digital format. Bingo and keno use number-based play, while crash games follow a rising multiplier format. Betting is also included as a category, so the casino covers more than traditional reel games.
- Video poker: a digital card-game format
- Bingo: number-based casino play
- Keno: number selection and draws
- Crash games: a multiplier-based format
- Betting: a separate category within the wider game selection
These categories can feel quite different from one another. Before choosing a game, check the rules shown in the game itself and understand how a round works. A different format does not remove the normal risk of losing money.
Playing with AUD and supported crypto currencies
AUD is supported, along with Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. That means Australian players can use a familiar currency account or choose one of the listed crypto currencies, depending on their preference.
| Currency | Available |
|---|---|
| AUD | Yes |
| Bitcoin | Yes |
| Ethereum | Yes |
| Litecoin | Yes |
Your choice of currency can affect how you think about your balance and spending. Crypto values can move against fiat currencies, so keep your actual budget in mind rather than relying only on the balance displayed in the account.
Keep your game budget simple
Pick one amount for the session and avoid increasing it after a losing run. A clear budget is easier to follow than trying to win back money while playing.
Finding games and keeping track of your favourites
The account dashboard includes game preferences and saved favourites. You can use those tools to create a more personal shortlist instead of browsing the entire catalogue each time.
Choose a category
Start with pokies, table games, live dealer, crypto games or another listed category.
Browse the available titles
Look through the games in that category and check the provider name where it is shown.
Save regular choices
Add games you enjoy to your saved favourites so they are easier to find later.
Set your session budget
Decide how much you are prepared to spend before opening a game.
Play at your own pace
Take breaks and stop when you reach your budget or no longer feel comfortable.
The platform also sends real-time notifications for deposits, withdrawals and bonus claims. Those alerts can help you keep an eye on account activity while you move between games.
Game access on desktop and mobile browsers
The full platform runs through a browser on desktop and on iOS and Android mobile browsers. There is no dedicated app download, but the mobile browser version includes the wider platform and live dealer tables.
Mobile data is protected with SSL encryption across the platform, from login through to withdrawal. Optional two-factor authentication is also available on all accounts, adding another security step if you choose to enable it.
- Play through a desktop browser
- Use an iOS or Android mobile browser
- Open live dealer tables from mobile
- Save favourites and manage game preferences in the dashboard
- Receive real-time account activity notifications
A stable connection is useful for live dealer play because the experience depends on a video stream. If your connection is unreliable, standard pokies or other non-streamed formats may be more practical for that session.
How to choose a game without rushing
A large catalogue is useful, but it can also make choosing harder. Start with the format you actually enjoy instead of opening games at random. If you like quick rounds, browse pokies or crash games. If you prefer cards, look at blackjack, baccarat or video poker. For a live table setting, try the live dealer category.
- Choose the game format before choosing a title
- Check the provider if you have a preferred studio
- Read the rules shown for the game
- Decide your spending limit before play
- Stop if the session stops feeling enjoyable
There is no need to chase a particular result. The best choice is the game that fits your budget, mood and preferred pace. Keep in mind that game results are not guaranteed, even when a title is familiar.
