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Monoplay's slots section is one of its better areas, as it has a substantial library of a wide range of themes and mechanics. The lobby consists of different categories like Books, Fazi Clash, Bonus Buys, Megaways, Jackpots, and even Cold games. Demo mode is available for most titles so you can experiment with the gameplay before spending real money and the volatility display is another layer of control, indicating how the gameplay of each game is behaving in terms of risk. Well known releases such as Pink Elephants Trinity, Wild Wick, China Festival and others are featured throughout the selection.

The live casino section brings a normal yet full-blown line-up, including all the main table categories that can be expected from a modern platform. Roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, and game shows are all included, along with TV style tables and a mix of VIP and casual. Each type of game comes with several variations, which adds some depth even with the relatively standard selection. Demo mode isn't supported, which is typical of the live titles, but you can filter by providers. Popular game shows such as Crazy Time, Lightning Storm, Funky Time and Marble Race add some colour to the lobby, but there isn't anything particularly exclusive or premium in this part of the lobby.

Monoplay's table games section stays close to the classic RNG format, and includes everything one might expect from this category. Roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker are all there, as well as additional versions of the games, for example: European Roulette, Solitaire, Multihand Poker and Sic Bo. Most options are available in demo mode, but a few will require actual wagers, and the layout is simple enough to navigate through very quickly.

The casual games section is significantly large and is heavily oriented towards crash games and instant-win games. Balloon Mania, Plinko 2, Crash X, Aero, Aviatrix NFT, Rocket Dice, Magic Wheel, Loot or Boot, and many others make up a wide catalogue that cover different levels of risk as well as styles. Demo mode works for most of the options and filters can be used to sort by volatility or provider, which is useful in managing such a big collection. The variety is good, however, and the selection is not ideal, with some notable crash games missing, resulting in the overall impression of being balanced between wide choice and a few obvious gaps.