Mirax Casino Games: Pokies, Live Tables and More

What you can play across the game library

The catalogue is built around casino games rather than sports or esports betting. There are slots, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker, live games, jackpots, instant wins, Megaways, bonus buy games and penny slots. You will also find bingo, video poker, craps and dice, keno, scratch cards and crash games.

Those figures describe the main groups, and some games can fit more than one style. For example, a title may sit under slots while also using a Megaways or bonus buy format. If you prefer quick rounds, instant wins and crash games give you a different pace from a traditional table.

Pokies: 6,072 slots with plenty of variety

Pokies make up the biggest part of the collection, with 6,072 slot games. That gives you plenty of room to switch between classic-looking reels, modern video slots, Megaways mechanics, penny slots and jackpot-focused releases. The range includes both familiar names and games from specialist studios.

A few popular examples are Rise of Triton, Wild Spin, Aztec Magic Bonanza and Lady Wolf Moon Megaways. The broader selection also features Wanted Dead or a Wild from Hacksaw Gaming, Gates of Olympus and Sugar Rush from Pragmatic Play, plus Book of Shadows from Nolimit City.

• Megaways games for changing reel layouts and ways to win.
• Penny slots for players who want smaller stake options.
• Bonus buy titles where that format is part of the game.
• Jackpot games when a larger prize feature is the main attraction.
• Popular releases such as Sweet Bonanza, Starlight Princess and The Dog House Megaways 1000.

The game names above are a useful starting point, but you do not have to stick with one slot style. Mirax lets you move between traditional pokies, newer releases and feature-heavy games in the same overall library. As always, check the stake shown in the game before you spin, because the available options can vary by title.

Blackjack, roulette, baccarat and poker at a glance

The table game selection gives you several ways to play beyond slots. Blackjack has 70 games, roulette has 63, poker has 44 and baccarat has 7. That includes both standard versions and variations with extra features or different rules.

Roulette fans can choose between French, American and European formats, while blackjack players can compare standard tables with side-bet and pairs variations. Baccarat includes Baccarat Mini and No Commission Baccarat. Poker covers casino-style formats such as Caribbean Poker and video poker rather than a sports or esports betting product.

Live casino tables with clear betting ranges

The live casino section is supplied by Evolution Gaming and includes live blackjack, baccarat, roulette, poker and game shows. You can also find live bingo and live dice games among the available live game types. It is a good fit if you prefer a hosted table format rather than a fully digital presentation.

Live roulette has the widest published upper range, accepting bets up to $5,000. Live blackjack, baccarat, poker and game shows each have a published maximum of $1,000, with all five listed formats starting at $1. The displayed range gives you a practical way to choose a table that matches your intended stake.

The wider live menu includes Live shows, Live baccarat, Live bingo, Live blackjack, Live dice games, Other live games, Live poker and Live roulette. You can therefore move from a classic table to a show or dice format without leaving the live casino section.

Jackpots and instant wins for shorter sessions

Not every session has to involve a long slot feature or a full table game. The library has 628 jackpot games and 206 instant-win games, giving you faster formats to explore. Jackpot examples include Take the Vault Hold and Win, Grab More Gold, 3 Hot Chillies and Buffalo Goes Wild.

Instant-win examples include Plinko, Pilot Coin, Boom X and Aviator. These sit alongside crash games, keno, scratch cards and dice games, so the collection is not limited to reels and tables. The shorter format can be handy when you want a simple game round, although each game still carries real-money risk when played for cash.

Some game labels overlap, so a jackpot title may still play like a slot, while an instant-win title may use a different round structure. Treat the category as a guide to the style of play, not as a promise about results.

Game providers and popular titles to try

The library brings together games from 93 providers. The provider list includes NetEnt, Nolimit City, Playtech, Play'n GO, Blueprint Gaming, Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Yggdrasil Gaming, Quickspin, Thunderkick, Red Tiger Gaming, Betsoft Gaming, Amatic, ELK Studios, Evoplay, Ezugi, Push Gaming and BGaming.

There are plenty of other studios in the collection too, including Hacksaw Gaming, Microgaming, Games Global, PG Soft, Relax Gaming, Spribe, Swintt, Gamzix, Amusnet, AvatarUX, Big Bang Games, Golden Hero, Lucky Games and Evolution Gaming. That mix covers slots, live tables, instant wins and other casino formats.

If you already have favourite studios, the provider names make it easier to recognise the sort of games you may want to try. If not, start with a title that matches your preferred pace or format. There is no need to jump straight into a high-stake table; the published live minimums begin at $1, and individual slot settings are shown in the game.

Demo play and the published RTP figure

Demo mode is available for most games, but you need to register an account before accessing demo play. This lets you get a feel for the pace and features of a title without treating the demo round as a cash result. It is a sensible way to see whether a game suits you before deciding how to play it.

The published RTP across the game library averages 97.06%. RTP, or return to player, is a long-run theoretical figure rather than a promise for one session. A game can produce a different result for an individual player, so set a budget and treat the games as entertainment.

A simple approach is to choose the game first, check its rules and stake range, and decide how much you are comfortable spending before the session begins. If the game stops being enjoyable, taking a break is the right move.

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