The lobby by the numbers
| What | Value | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Titles in the Australian catalogue | 15,465 | 29 September 2026 |
| Tagged as pokies | 13,003 | 29 September 2026 |
| Studios | 119 | 29 September 2026 |
| Top of the popularity order | 4 Express Trains: Hold and Win, EnjoyGaming | 29 September 2026 |
| Aristocrat | Not present | 29 September 2026 |
| NetEnt for Australia | Excluded, clause 4.4 of the terms | 29 September 2026 |
The catalogue tags each game with the lobby sections it belongs to and a popularity rank inside each. We took the rank for the pokies section on the day, which is what the operator sorts the front of its lobby by, and used it for the order of the covers above and below.
What sits at the top
Hold-and-win mechanics dominate. 4 Express Trains: Hold and Win from EnjoyGaming was first on 29 September, then 3 Hot Chillies from Booongo, Thunder Coins XXL: Multicoin from Playson, Gold Mine Express from TaDa Gaming, Diamond Slam: Xtra Power from EnjoyGaming and Buffalo Goes Wild II from Mancala Gaming. Betsoft’s Gold Nugget Rush 2 sits at eight, BGaming’s Elvis Frog in Vegas at nine, Booming’s Fish Tales at ten, and Pragmatic Play’s Gates of Olympus Super Scatter at eleven. Coin Strike: Hold and Win from Playson, which our first row also shows, is at sixteen.
This is the same online catalogue most offshore casinos aimed at Australia share, with the same studios. What differs between casinos is the order and the RTP configuration, and the second of those is read in the game panel, not on any review site.
The studios present
Betsoft, Playson, BGaming, TaDa Gaming, EnjoyGaming, Booongo, Mancala Gaming, 1spin4win, Pragmatic Play, Booming Games, Play’n GO and 3 Oaks are all in the catalogue; the footer of the site also shows Yggdrasil, Wazdan and Endorphina logos among its studio row. With 119 studios there are many smaller names, and the cover under each game names the studio, which is the first thing to read before you judge a look-alike title by its artwork.
The two absences
Aristocrat, the studio behind most pub and club pokies in Australia, does not supply offshore online casinos. Titles that look like Where’s the Gold or Lightning Link in this lobby are other studios’ takes on the same mechanics; the cover says which. NetEnt is the second absence, and it is written down: clause 4.4 of the terms lists territories where NetEnt games may not be offered, and Australia is one of them. If you play for a particular NetEnt title, this lobby will not have it for you.
Reading RTP on this site
RTP is published by the studio and, for many titles, offered to casinos in more than one configuration. The figure that applies at RocketPlay is the one in the game’s own info panel, opened from inside the game on the operator’s site. We have not yet read those panels from the Australian address, so we do not quote RTP figures on this page; when we do, each figure will carry the date and the game version. Until then, open the panel before a real-money session.
Demo play and categories
The catalogue lists a demo address for each game on the Australian site, so you can open a title without an account. The lobby is cut into pokies, new, bonus buy, hold-and-win, jackpot, live and several themed shelves. The chips at the top of this page open the pokies and live sections at the operator; the covers open individual games. For money in and out once you have chosen, the deposits and withdrawals pages have the lanes.
Pokies we found in the RocketPlay lobby
Covers come from the operator's game catalogue for the Australian site on 29 September 2026, ordered by the lobby's own popularity rank. Tap one and RocketPlay's pokies lobby opens; the game is in that list under the same name.















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My verdict
This is a hold-and-win lobby: the top of the Australian popularity list is trains, chillies and coins from EnjoyGaming, Booongo and Playson, with Betsoft, BGaming and Pragmatic Play close behind. If you want the machines from your local, they are not here, because Aristocrat does not license to offshore casinos and NetEnt is excluded for Australia in the terms. If you want the online catalogue that most offshore lobbies share, it is all here, and the covers above open each game directly.
Questions Australians ask about pokies
How many pokies does RocketPlay have?
The catalogue for the Australian lobby returned 15,465 titles on 29 September 2026, with 13,003 tagged as pokies, from 119 studios.
Does RocketPlay have Aristocrat pokies?
No. Aristocrat titles such as Where's the Gold or Lightning Link are not in the catalogue, which is normal for an offshore casino. Look-alike titles from other studios exist, and the cover tells you the studio.
Does RocketPlay have NetEnt games in Australia?
Clause 4.4 of the terms lists territories where NetEnt games may not be offered, and Australia is on that list. Expect NetEnt titles to be absent from the Australian lobby.
Where do I find the RTP of a RocketPlay pokie?
In the game's own info or rules panel, opened from inside the game, usually under an “i” or a menu icon. RTP is set by the studio and can be configured by the casino within the studio's options, so the panel on RocketPlay's site is the figure that applies there.
Can I play RocketPlay pokies for free?
The catalogue lists a demo address for each game on the Australian site, so demo play exists in the lobby. Real-money play needs an account and a deposit; the sign-up page explains verification.
Sources
- rocketplay32.com/en-AU, game catalogue behind the Australian lobby: titles, studios, popularity order, demo addresses, checked 29 September 2026
- rocketplay32.com/en-AU, terms and conditions: clause 4.4, territories where NetEnt games may not be offered, checked 29 September 2026
- cdn.softswiss.net, game cover images as served in the RocketPlay lobby, checked 29 September 2026