Fa Chai: A Studio Record of Slots, 3D Fish Tables and Published RTP

What this entry fixes, for as long as the studio’s own listing keeps saying so: who Fa Chai is and what you will find under its name. Founded in 2019, FA CHAI Gaming names its specialisms as slots first, 3D fishing games next, and arcade and table games after those. On PH365 the FC tiles hold 80 slot entries and 6 fish entries in the lobby’s game list. Those are counts from the list itself, and the lobby prints no number of its own.

Fa Chai in five facts

1. Founded in 2019. That makes it a younger name than PG Soft, which dates from 2015.
2. Four specialisms. Table and arcade games sit beside slots and 3D fishing games on its own list.
3. A catalogue of 70+ titles by its own count. The lobby’s FC shelves add up to 86, so treat those as two different tallies.
4. RTP shown in plain sight. The studio prints RTP directly on its public games listing, which you can check for yourself in a moment.
5. Named test labs. It lists GLI, BMM Testlabs and Gaming Associates as certifications, which describe the testing of games and say nothing of the casino offering them.

A notable title on its own shelf is Coin Dozer, a name worth knowing when you compare coin-style formats.

Fa Chai slots and fish shelves on the lobby

Eighty slots will take a while to sample and six fish titles will not. PAGCOR’s Electronic Gaming Licensing Department keeps an approved-games list for FA CHAI. That list covers game content only; whether a given casino may run those games is a question it leaves open.

Problem: a title you associate with Fa Chai shows up on another studio’s tile. Fix: clones of well-known titles do appear under other studios on this lobby, so check the tile as well as the name.

How RTP disclosure differs between studios

Those three answers change how you should use a number you read somewhere else. For Fa Chai you can go straight to the listing and read the figure for the exact title. For a JILI table there is nothing to look up, so a percentage quoted for one by a third party deserves little weight.

Three checks fit in a minute before the first stake:

1. Note the exact title on the FC tile.
2. Find that title on Fa Chai’s own listing and read its RTP.
3. Confirm the name, the format and the studio all agree before you put money down.

Choosing where to begin

Fa Chai’s published RTP is the useful habit to carry over: where a studio shows the figure, read it before you stake, and where a studio such as JILI publishes none, take that as the answer and plan the session on budget alone.