Eight providers behind the 567 Slots getslots567 games, and where each one appears in the app
A breakdown of the eight providers behind the slots and games lobby, and how their titles are grouped inside the app.
Eight providers, one getslots567 games
The 567 Slots getslots567 games is supplied by eight named providers. The total number of unique game IDs is 973. The split is uneven: Evolution at 373, JILI at 231, PG SOFT at 152, Fachai at 75, Pragmatic Play at 70, YellowBat at 58, KOOLBET at 11 and Originals at 3.
Evolution: live-dealer tables
Evolution at 373 games is the largest provider and the dominant live-dealer supplier. Live-dealer tables sit in their own lane in the lobby and are not grouped under slots. The lobby does not blur the line between slots and live-dealer tables, the two lanes use the same provider tags but are visually separated.
JILI: slot-heavy regional coverage
JILI at 231 games is the largest slot supplier. The titles range from classic three-reel slots to feature-heavy video slots. JILI also supplies several arcade-style games that sit in the spin & casual lane.
PG SOFT: mobile-first slots
PG SOFT at 152 games is mobile-first by design. The slots are built for portrait orientation, with on-reel UI and short animations. Several PG SOFT titles also appear in the rummy & card lane through JILI-PGSOFT crossover.
Pragmatic Play: live and slot
Pragmatic Play at 70 games splits across live-dealer tables and slots. The live-dealer offering complements Evolution. The slot offering leans toward high-volatility titles with feature rounds.
Fachai and YellowBat: regional slots
Fachai at 75 and YellowBat at 58 are mid-sized regional slot providers. Their titles lean toward Asian themes and feature familiar mechanics. Both are well-represented in the lobby.
KOOLBET and Originals
KOOLBET at 11 games is a smaller studio. Originals at 3 games is the in-house brand and supplies the flagship games. The three Originals titles are visible at the top of the lobby and are the only games that are explicitly labelled as in-house.
What this means for browsing
Inside the app, the lobby filters by provider and by category. The same eight-provider split is reflected in the apps list here, where each reference profile in the brand network is mapped to the lane it serves.
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Why the split matters for browsing
Inside the lobby, the four lanes (slots, spin games, card & rummy, live-dealer) are not equally split across the eight providers. Evolution contributes the live-dealer lane almost entirely. JILI, PG SOFT and Pragmatic Play cover most of the slot lane. Fachai and YellowBat add regional slot content. KOOLBET and Originals round out the long tail.
When a visitor filters the lobby by provider, the result list shows the lane distribution. A provider filter on Evolution returns mostly live-dealer tables; a filter on PG SOFT returns mostly mobile-first slots. The filter respects the lane label rather than collapsing everything into a single list.
On the brand profile, the same eight-provider split is reflected in the apps list. Each reference profile in the brand network is mapped to the lane it serves, and the category label on the profile page comes from the same data the lobby uses for its filter.
Eight-providers FAQ
Which provider contributes the most games?
Evolution at 373 games. The contribution is concentrated in the live-dealer lane.
Which provider contributes the fewest?
Originals at 3 games. Originals is the in-house brand and is the only provider that is explicitly labelled as in-house inside the lobby.
Are providers filtered inside the app?
Yes. The lobby exposes a provider filter and a category filter. Both can be combined; the result list shows the lane distribution per provider.
Are the providers the same on every profile?
The eight-provider split is mirrored on every reference profile in the brand network. Profiles may serve different lanes but the underlying provider list is consistent across the network.