If you play at and want to find and manage games faster, this practical how‑to from an experienced casino reviewer will walk you through using the search bar, combining filters and sorting, building a favorites list, and handling wallets and live‑game navigation. I’ll use real workflows— for example, searching “Megaways”, stacking provider and volatility filters, sorting by RTP, pinning top titles to Favorites, and switching wallets before joining a live table to avoid bonus blocks—so you learn steps that truly save time and bankroll. Read on and you’ll finish knowing clear, step‑by‑step actions to speed searches, organize funds, and dodge common mistakes like betting from the wrong wallet or losing tracked games in busy lobbies.
Search bar: find the exact game in seconds
The search bar is the quickest way to land on a known title: treat it as the on-site GPS rather than scrolling the homepage carousel. Use the search box to type a full game name, a partial word, a provider, or feature tags like Megaways, RTP 96, or progressive — the site’s provider filter and feature tags will surface matching slots, tables and live games. Practical tricks: enter a shorthand such as BJ to pull up blackjack lobbies, or type NetEnt and then apply a volatility filter to see only high‑variance NetEnt slots. Step-by-step: type “Gonzo” into the search bar → refine results to the slots category → sort by popularity → add the game to your Favorites list. The search engine typically uses fuzzy matching for typos and synonyms (e.g., “gonzo quest” vs “gonzos”), but if you get zero results, clear any active filters, try the provider name, or look in the jackpot lobby or live lobby. Remember that search results are separate from account wallet and bonus wallet settings, and CRM prompts like “Play with bonus” can affect availability. Quick habits to save time: use quotes for exact-match where supported, clear previous search terms between sessions, and combine search with filters; practice a 10–20 second search workflow and you’ll beat the carousel every time.
- Search bar (targeted): find “Blackjack Live” or “Gonzo’s Quest” in under 10–20 seconds.
- Browse categories (discovery): use category lobbies and Trending lists to explore new NetEnt or Pragmatic releases.
- Filter combo: search “NetEnt” then apply volatility and RTP tags to narrow results quickly.
- When no hits: clear filters, try provider name, or check jackpot/live lobbies for progressives.
Filters and sorting: narrow choices without missing gems
Most lobbies give you the same toolbox: a game-type selector (slots, table, live), a provider dropdown (NetEnt, Evolution, Pragmatic Play), a volatility/variance filter, an RTP slider, and a bet-range or minimum-stake selector — plus tags for new, featured, or jackpot games and a heart icon to add favorites. On you can, for example, choose ‘slots’ from the game-type filter, tick ‘low variance’ in the volatility filter and set the min-bet slider to under $0.50; then sort results by RTP or by newest release date to see efficient, low-stakes titles first. Combining filters works best when you start broad and narrow: use provider search to add or exclude studios, then tighten volatility and RTP (try the RTP slider at 96%+) rather than stacking five narrow bet bands which can hide results. Sorting changes the emphasis—’popularity’ highlights players’ favorites, ‘newest’ shows releases, and ‘RTP’ surfaces mathematically better options—so try two sorts after filtering. To save time on live tables, compare using ‘live’ + ‘roulette’ + min bet $1–$5 vs scrolling the live lobby; the filter finds qualifying Evolution or Playtech tables in seconds. Quick troubleshooting checklist: use the reset filters button or clear-all, broaden one criterion, try provider search, and check mobile vs desktop lobby filters when results look off. A concrete platform example involving Wyns shows how a named iGaming feature can be integrated into a practical user scenario.
If a lobby returns no games, press “Reset filters” or “Clear all” and broaden a filter like the bet slider or switch the provider filter.
Favorites and game lists: build a fast-access playing shortlist
Think of favorites as a curated toolkit that saves you time and locks in preferred stake presets, rule sets and dealers so you can jump straight into play without reconfiguring the lobby every session; on most platforms the favorites action is the heart icon next to a game, and some lobbies add a “Add to favorites” button, folders or tags to organize lists. To add or remove favorites use the heart/icon toggle or the context menu in the game tile, and create folders or tags like “Bankroll Days” or “Live Dealers” if the platform supports favorites folders and tag filters — this helps the mission tracker and promotional eligibility screens identify which titles count toward loyalty missions and drops. Practical use: save one jackpot slot for big payout triggers, three low-variance slots with 0.10–1.00 stake presets for bankroll preservation, and two live tables filtered by dealer name using the dealer filter; sync across devices via account cloud sync so favorites on desktop match mobile. Favorites differ from play history or recent lists because favorites are intentional bookmarks while play history is an accidental log; maintain a shortlist of 6–12 favorites, prune titles you no longer enjoy, and alternate an old and a new release in your favorites to A/B test RTP or rule changes. If available, attach push notifications or tournament lobby alerts to favorites to get notified about drops, tournaments, or table availability mid-session.
| Use case | What to save | Interface action | Feature to enable | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jackpot hunt | One jackpot slot (save max 1) | Click heart icon → add to “High Payout” folder | Enable push notification for progressive meter | Quick access to progress meter and promotional drops |
| Bankroll days | Three low-variance slots with 0.10–1.00 stake presets | Tag as “Bankroll Days” and set stake presets | Sync across devices via cloud sync | Consistent stake control and faster session starts |
| Live play | Two live tables filtered by dealer name | Use dealer filter → add table to favorites | Turn on table availability alerts | Return mid-session to same dealer and seating |
| Testing versions | Old release + new release of same title | Add both to a “Test” folder | Track RTP and session length in play history comparison | A/B test game updates without losing your baseline |
Wallets and live-game navigation: move money and join tables without friction
On and similar sites you’ll face either a single-wallet or a multiple-wallet system; understand which before you play. A single-wallet puts your funds in one main balance (Cash balance shown in the Cashier), so live bets draw directly from the main balance and the Bet Slip identifies the paying wallet. Multiple-wallet setups use separate wallets—Cashier, Bonus wallet, and a Live/Game-specific wallet—so you must use the Wallet Switcher or the Transfer button to move money. Practical workflow: check your main balance in the Cashier → open Wallet Transfer → send the required amount to the Live wallet if the platform requires a separate game wallet → enter the Live Lobby and use Filters (stake, Dealer language, Roulette/Blackjack tags) to narrow tables → check Table limits and Occupancy badges → use Join or Request Seat to sit. Watch for Auto-sweep (automatic return to main balance) versus Manual Transfer behavior in the Promotions tab and read the Bonus Terms in Transaction history to see which wallet counts for wagering. Use Quick top-up via the Instant Bank or Card top-up in the Cashier and make a €1 test bet to confirm bet resolution, latency, and which wallet paid.
- Common mistake: hit Join on a table then discover a €10 minimum—use the Table limits panel and compare it with your Cashier balance before joining.
- Transfer tip: use the Wallet Switcher or the Transfer button; a 3-click Wallet Transfer to Live wallet beats waiting for an auto-sweep when you need to place live bets immediately.
- Bonus gotcha: check the Promotions tab and Transaction history for a Bonus wallet marker—moving funds may break wagering progress on a time-limited bonus.
- Seat handling: use the Request Seat or Seat Reservation feature and place a small €1–€5 test bet from the Bet Slip to confirm table rules, dealer language, and latency before increasing stakes.
