Mr Fortune Casino Games and Pokies for New Zealand Players

Last updated 2 September 2026

Our Casino Games at Mr Fortune

We organise our casino lobby into pokies, live dealer tables, table games, instant games, crash titles and jackpots.

We display our available games and studios according to the applicable market and current game catalogue. We display our available game categories and studios directly in our lobby.

We organise our games into clearly labelled categories, including pokies, live casino, table games and instant games. Pokies may sit under Slots, crash titles under Instant Win or Arcade, and game shows under Live. We provide a lobby search to locate game categories and individual titles.

Everything runs in a browser rather than downloaded software, so the same library is normally available on a phone. The how login and mobile work covers what changes on a smaller screen.

Online pokies at Mr Fortune

Our pokies category brings together our available slot titles, with game information displayed where provided by the developer, and we use the terms slots and pokies for the same category of games. We provide information about our available pokies, including game titles, RTP and volatility.

Our lobby displays the games accessible to each eligible account.

We recommend checking RTP and volatility directly in each game's information panel, because that panel is the version the game is actually running. We feature game artwork from studios represented in our catalogue.

We provide information about volatility and RTP to explain the mathematical characteristics of our available pokies. A low volatility pokie pays small amounts often and keeps a session going; a high volatility one pays rarely and larger, and can run through a balance quickly while behaving exactly as designed. Neither is better, but they suit different bankrolls.

Most pokies carry an information panel, usually behind an "i" icon, listing the RTP, the volatility rating, the maximum win and how the feature rounds work. We recommend consulting the information supplied by the game studio directly within each title.

We specify the applicable wagering contribution for eligible pokies in our bonus terms. The full Mr Fortune bonus and wagering terms sets out how game weighting works.

Crash and instant games

Crash games work on one mechanic. A multiplier starts at 1.00x and climbs. Our crash games allow cashing out before the multiplier stops, subject to the applicable game rules, and if it stops first the stake is lost. Aviator style games are the best known version, and we organise our available crash and instant games in our casino lobby.

Plinko style titles are the other common instant format. A ball drops through a field of pegs into a payout bucket, with the outer buckets paying the most and being hit the least. Our available Plinko variants may include adjustable risk settings.

Both formats are high volatility by design. A crash game can pay a hundred times the stake and can stop below 1.10x many rounds in a row, and neither run says anything about the next. An auto cashout setting, where a game offers one, sets the exit point before the round starts rather than during it.

They are not skill games. Each round's outcome is determined before the multiplier starts climbing, and no cashout pattern changes the expected return. We provide cash-out controls where supported by the game, which control when a result is taken rather than what results are available.

Jackpot pokies

Jackpot pokies add a prize pool on top of the base game, and there are two kinds. A fixed jackpot pays a set amount. A progressive jackpot grows with every stake placed until someone wins it, then resets.

Our available network progressive jackpots, where offered, may contribute to prize pools shared across participating casinos, which is how the largest prizes are built. The trade off is that a slice of every stake feeds the jackpot rather than the base game, so the return outside a jackpot win is lower than a comparable non-jackpot title.

Some progressives are must-drop, guaranteed to pay before a stated amount or time. We explain that must-drop conditions do not guarantee an individual win.

The odds on a large progressive are extremely long, and the base game is what runs almost all of the time, so its RTP and feature round carry more weight than the headline number above the reels.

Our Casino Game Studios

We source our casino games from external game studios that develop and license their titles. We display the game mathematics, RTP and features supplied by our game studios.

We identify game studios in our lobby and provide available game information for reference. Established studios submit their games to testing laboratories, publish RTP inside each game, and are licensed in their own right, so a title behaves the same wherever it is played.

We identify our game developers and display available game information to support transparency. We provide a studio filter in our lobby to organise games by their developers.

RTP and fairness testing

RTP, or return to player, is the percentage of all stakes a game returns to players across millions of rounds. We display the RTP information supplied by our game studios in each game's information panel.

The word that matters is average. A published RTP is a long run figure calculated over a sample far larger than any person will ever play. It is not a session expectation, not a schedule, and not a promise that losses will be corrected. A high RTP game can take a balance quickly, and a lower one can pay well for an evening, without either being unusual.

Testing laboratories sit behind these figures. They run statistical tests on a game's random number generator over very large samples, confirm the outcomes are distributed as the maths says they should be, and check that the RTP a game publishes matches what it actually pays. Certificates are issued per game, and independent laboratories may also conduct platform-level audits, where applicable.

Gambling involves risk and no game or strategy guarantees a win. RTP is a description of how a game is built, not a way to beat it.