8HI Games List

The 8HI game catalogue is put at over a thousand titles by the operator. That number is the operator's, and like every catalogue count in this industry it counts every slot variant separately, so treat it as a measure of shelf space rather than of variety. What is more useful is the shape of the shelf, which is what this page describes.

• Aviator Pro, the crash game on 8HI
• 3 Patti card game on 8HI
• Andar Bahar card game on 8HI
• Dragon Tiger card game on 8HI
• 7Up 7Down dice game on 8HI
• Callbreak card game on 8HI
• Cricket Star Scratch, from the cricket section on 8HI
• Blackjack C, a blackjack table on 8HI
• Blackjack VIP A, a live dealer table on 8HI
• Bonus Roulette on 8HI
• Baccarat on 8HI
• Extreme Texas Hold'em on 8HI
• Craps on 8HI
• Big Small dice game on 8HI
• Color Game on 8HI
• Big Win 777, a slot on 8HI
• Cai Shen Fishing, a fishing arcade game on 8HI
• Calaca Bingo on 8HI

Indian card games

This is the part of the app that is on the front screen, and for most players here it is the whole app.

Teen Patti and 3 Patti

Three-card play against the house or against a table, depending on the variant. The rules are the ones you already know, so the only thing to learn is the app's own interface for side bets and re-buys.

Andar Bahar

One card is turned, you pick a side, cards deal until the match lands. Close to a coin flip in structure, which makes it the fastest way to lose a balance inattentively.

Dragon Tiger

A two-card comparison. One round takes seconds, and that speed is the entire risk profile of the game.

Crash: the 8HI Aviator game

Aviator Pro is the crash title 8HI names. A multiplier climbs, you cash out before it stops, and the whole game is the decision about when. The discipline that works is picking the number before the round begins rather than while the curve is rising.

Dice

7Up 7Down is the dice game on the platform: two dice, you take over seven, under seven or exactly seven. Simple enough that it is often the first thing a new account opens.

Slots

The largest category by title count and the one where the outside studios show up. 8HI names PG Soft, JILI Games, JDB Games and Evolution as partners, and says more than a dozen further titles are built in-house. Every slot carries its own paytable inside the game, and it is the only place a real answer about how a title pays can be found.

Live dealer

Streamed tables with a human dealer, mostly the standard set: blackjack, roulette, baccarat and the card games above in live form. This is the one category where the connection matters more than the handset, and a dropped stream mid-hand is the complaint that follows live dealer everywhere.

Fishing and bingo

Arcade-style shooting games with a stake attached, and standard bingo rooms. Smaller sections, and they tend to be where people end up rather than where they start.

Sports and cricket

8HI carries a cricket section alongside the casino catalogue. The operator does not publish which markets are offered, what the odds sources are, or which fixtures are covered, so this page is not going to list any. Open the section in the app and see what is actually there for the match you care about.

Titles actually on the shelf

Catalogue counts are easy to publish and hard to check. These are individual
titles observed in the 8HI catalogue, which is a more useful thing to know than
a total. It is a sample, not the full thousand, and the lobby changes.

The "First Person" titles are the single-player, no-stream versions of games
that also run as live tables. They are worth knowing about if your connection is
unreliable: same game, no video, so nothing drops mid-hand.

Who makes the 8HI games

What nobody publishes about these games

There is no RTP figure, no house edge and no audited return data for any title on 8HI, in-house or licensed. No independent audit of the catalogue exists publicly. Any page quoting you a precise 8HI RTP has produced it from somewhere other than the operator, and a number with no source is worse than no number, because it feels like information.

Picking an 8HI game to start with

• If you want to understand a game quickly, 7Up 7Down or Andar Bahar. Both explain themselves in one round.
• If you came for one specific thing, it is almost always the crash game. Watch two rounds before you stake on one.
• If you want the slowest burn, live tables. Hands take longer, which means fewer decisions per hour.
• If you want to spend nothing, most titles let you watch before staking. That is not a strategy tip, it is the only free information the app gives you.

Questions about the catalogue