IJ7 Games List

IJ7 publishes a catalogue of over 1,000 games. More than a dozen of them are IJ7's own titles, developed in-house; the rest are licensed from outside studios. This page groups them the way the app does, so you can tell before installing whether the games you actually want to play are there.

• Aviator Pro crash game
• Teen Patti card game
• Andar Bahar card game
• Dragon Tiger card game
• 7Up 7Down dice game
• 3 Patti card game
• Slots game on IJ7
• Fishing arcade game on IJ7
• Bingo game on IJ7
• Roulette table game on IJ7
• Baccarat table game on IJ7
• Live dealer game on IJ7

Indian card games

This is the part of the catalogue built for the South Asian player base, which IJ7's own figures put at 39% of its users. That's the single largest block.

Teen Patti and 3 Patti

The three-card game everyone already knows the rules to, which is exactly why it's the entry point for most new accounts. IJ7 lists both Teen Patti and 3 Patti variants. Rounds are short, the decisions are few, and the money moves faster than it feels like it does.

Andar Bahar

One card is turned, and you back whether the match lands on the andar side or the bahar side. There's no skill in it at all. Its appeal is speed.

Dragon Tiger

A two-card version of baccarat: dragon, tiger or tie. The tie pays more and lands rarely, which is the whole trap.

7Up 7Down

Two dice, and you call over seven, under seven or exactly seven. Exactly seven pays the most and comes up the least often.

Crash games

Aviator Pro

A multiplier climbs from 1x and crashes at a point you can't predict. Cash out before it does and you keep the multiplier; don't and the stake is gone. Aviator is the most-played title of its type across Indian apps, and it's also the one that most rewards a pre-decided exit point over instinct. Pick the number before the round, not during it.

Slots

The largest slice of the 1,000+ by count. This is where the licensed studios sit. PG Soft, JILI Games and JDB Games are the three IJ7 names for slot and arcade content. Volatility differs enormously between titles: some pay small amounts often, others pay almost nothing for long stretches. The app shows the paytable inside each game, and reading it before the first spin is two minutes well spent.

Live dealer and table games

IJ7 names Evolution as a partner, which is the studio most live-dealer content in this market comes from. Expect streamed roulette, baccarat and blackjack tables with a real dealer. These need a stable connection. A dropped stream mid hand is the most common complaint about live tables on any app, and IJ7 is no exception.

Fishing and arcade

Shoot-the-fish arcade titles, priced per shot rather than per round. They feel like a game rather than a bet, which is exactly why I'd watch your spend here more than anywhere else on the platform. There's no natural stopping point built in, and that's not an accident.

Bingo

Ticket-based rounds with a fixed cost per ticket. The slowest-burning category on the platform and the easiest one to budget for.

Who makes the games

These are the four partners IJ7 names publicly. The catalogue almost certainly contains titles from studios it doesn't name, and I'm not going to guess at which.

What I can't tell you

IJ7 doesn't publish per-game RTP figures, house edge, hit frequency or audited return data, and I couldn't find an independent audit of the catalogue anywhere. Any site quoting you an RTP percentage for a specific IJ7 game is reading it off the studio's generic documentation or inventing it. Assume the house edge is real and meaningful on every title here, because it's.

Questions about the games