Who JILI is
JILI is an Asian slot studio whose games appear on a large share of the Australian-facing pokies sites we track. If you have played a fishing game, a Super Ace style card slot or a Money Coming style classic on one of those sites, there is a good chance it was a JILI title. Its catalogue is broad: reel slots, fishing shooters, crash games, bingo, table games and a set of games built for South Asian players.
Because so many sites carry the studio, “JILI slots” is a common search, and most of the pages that answer it are lists of favourites with no source. This page does something narrower and more useful. It takes the numbers JILI itself publishes for each slot and puts them in one table you can read through, download and check against the official page.
What JILI publishes, and what it does not
Each game on JILI’s website has a short fact panel. For slots it usually shows four things: the max win, a volatility rating, the type of game and a publish date, plus the paylines or ways where they apply. Those are the columns in our table, copied as JILI writes them, with a link back to the official page for every game.
What the panel does not show is the return to player. That matters, because RTP is the number most players want. Studios commonly supply operators with more than one RTP version of a game, and the version in use is shown inside the game’s rules screen at the casino, not on the studio’s marketing page. We would rather leave the column out than fill it from a casino lobby or a third-party site and present it as JILI’s figure. Our RTP guide shows where to find the real number in a game’s info screen.
How to read the max win column
Max win is the most a game can pay on one spin or one feature round, as a multiple of the stake. It tells you the shape of the game more than its generosity. A slot with a modest ceiling tends to pay smaller amounts more often; a slot with a very high ceiling needs rare combinations or a deep bonus round to get there, and usually pays less in between.
Two cautions. First, a high max win does not mean a high RTP; the two are separate settings. Second, many sites cap how much you can withdraw from a bonus or a single win regardless of what the game can pay, so check the terms before you chase a big multiplier. Our bonus terms report lists the caps at every site we track.
How to read the volatility ratings
JILI rates its slots on its own scale: low, low-medium, medium, medium-high and high. Its ratings lean to the lower end, which fits the studio’s style of frequent small wins and short feature rounds.
Volatility matters most when you are clearing a bonus. A lower-volatility game spreads your balance across more spins, which gives you more chances to reach the turnover target before the balance runs out; a higher-volatility game can empty it quickly or pay a large win early. Neither changes the long-run maths, but the ride is very different. The volatility guide explains this in more detail, and the wagering calculator shows how much play a bonus needs.
The games JILI files under “Slot” without a rating
JILI’s website files a number of crash, mines, plinko, dice and other instant games under the same Slot label as its reel games. We keep JILI’s classification so the table matches the source, but most of these are a different kind of product: you choose when to cash out or how much risk to take on each round, and their max-win figures are not comparable with a reel slot’s. JILI gives them no volatility rating, so they, and the few other unrated titles, are marked Not rated in the full table and left out of the max-win summary.
Fishing games, bingo and table games sit in separate categories on JILI’s site and are not in this table.
Where the numbers come from and how they are kept current
Every row was read from JILI’s official game pages on the date shown above the table. We do not round, convert or correct the figures; where JILI leaves a field blank, the table shows a dash. The download is a plain CSV with one row per slot and a link to its official page, free to reuse with credit.
The date above the table shows when the pages were last read in full. If you spot a figure that no longer matches JILI’s own page, the official page wins, and we would like to hear about it through our contact page.
The list of sites at the top of this page comes from the same operator records as the rest of AusRoo, so it changes automatically when a site adds or drops JILI. Which studios each site shows on its public pages is in our payments and studios report.
