The Games section sits next to the sportsbook in Shamo Bet's main menu. It's a casino catalogue: slots, crash games, keno variants and a scattering of table and live titles, pulled from a long list of outside studios rather than built in-house.
How the Hub Is Laid Out
The top of the page carries a row of tabs: All, History, Hot Games, Shamo Recommendations, Most Popular in Ethiopia, Discover New Games, and a “More” menu for the rest. Hot Games opens by default, a grid of thumbnails with titles and provider badges layered over the art.
Under “More” sit the game-type filters: Bonus Buys, Keno and Spin, Mines, Plinko, Crash Games, Roulette Games, and Live Casinos. Each narrows the grid to one mechanic rather than one provider, useful for someone who wants a crash game specifically and doesn't care which studio made it.
Two of the category tabs work a bit differently from a plain listing. Shamo Recommendations pulls from a curated set rather than a raw popularity count, so it can surface newer titles that haven't built up a track record yet. Discover New Games does the opposite job on purpose — it's the one tab guaranteed to show only recent additions, which is otherwise hard to isolate in a catalogue this size once older titles have accumulated more plays.
History, the tab next to All, is a personal record rather than a browsing category — it lists games a given account has already opened, which only means something once someone has actually logged in and played a few rounds.
Search and Provider Filtering
A search bar sits below the tabs for typing a title directly. Next to it, “Select Provider” opens a scrollable, searchable list of studios — Endorphina, TaDa Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Smart Soft Games, Booming Games, Wazdan, OnlyPlay, Habanero, Beon Gaming, Mancala and Evoplay among them.
Filtering by provider matters more here than on sites with a smaller catalogue — with eleven-plus studios feeding the hub, the same game type (a crash game, say) can show up under several different names and visual styles depending who built it.
Find a Game
For anyone who doesn't want to scroll, a “Find a game” card offers a random pick with one tap. It sits above the category tabs on both desktop and mobile, framed as a quick answer to “don't know what to play.”
What Shows Up Most
The Most Popular in Ethiopia row is where local taste shows through. Aviator and JetX — both crash-style games where a multiplier climbs until it stops — sit near the top consistently, alongside Chicken Road 2, Fast KenoX, and a rotating set of slot titles like Crown Coins, Clover Flames and Buffalo Hold and Win Extreme.
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Crash games | Aviator, JetX |
| Keno / spin | Fast KenoX, Keno |
| Slots | Crown Coins, Clover Flames, Multi Hot 5 Wild, Buffalo Hold and Win Extreme |
| Other | Chicken Road 2, Regal Fruits 1000 |
On Mobile
The mobile version keeps the same tabs and filters, condensed under a bottom nav bar (Home, Games, Slip, Histories and an account tab). A live feed runs across the top of the screen — short lines like “2519*****55 won ETB 75,840 on Chicken Road 2” — alongside a banner for whichever tournament or cashback promotion is running that day. Masking most of the digits in an account number is a common pattern for this kind of feed; it signals real activity without handing out anyone's full contact details.
The daily tournament banner that often sits at the top of this feed links through to the Daily Leaderboard, a separate points-based competition covered in more depth on the Promotions page. Casino play is what feeds it, so a session spent in the Games hub counts toward a leaderboard position as well as toward whatever's being played directly.
Elsewhere on the Site:
The Promotions page covers the cashback and tournament offers tied to casino play in more detail. The home page has the overall brand picture and current licence status, and the Registration page explains how accounts on the platform are set up.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of games are in the Shamo Bet Games section?
Mostly slots, crash games like Aviator and JetX, and keno variants, pulled from outside studios such as Pragmatic Play, Habanero, Endorphina and Evoplay rather than built by the brand itself.
How do I filter by game type instead of provider?
The More menu next to the main category tabs holds type filters — Bonus Buys, Keno and Spin, Mines, Plinko, Crash Games, Roulette Games and Live Casinos — separate from the provider search.
What does Find a Game do?
It suggests one random title with a single tap, aimed at players who don't want to scroll through the full catalogue.
Which providers does Shamo Bet's Games section use?
Among others: Endorphina, TaDa Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Smart Soft Games, Booming Games, Wazdan, OnlyPlay, Habanero, Beon Gaming, Mancala and Evoplay.
What is the live win feed on the Games page?
A running line of recent payouts shown with partially masked account numbers, similar to what many casino platforms display to suggest activity.
What does the History tab show?
A personal record of games a given account has already opened — it's only populated once someone has logged in and played, not a browsing category like the others.