Best Felt slots list. Review all 17 slots by Felt.

First look at Felt Gaming

Felt Gaming took a path almost nobody else follows. Founded in 2012, the studio builds table games only, deliberately leaving slots to everyone else. Its focus sits squarely on poker, roulette and blackjack, all rendered in HTML5 for browser play across desktop, tablet and mobile. The name itself nods to the felt cloth that covers casino tables.

I find the studio's positioning refreshingly stubborn. In a market where slot output drives most catalogues, Felt Gaming bets entirely on card and table gambling with authentic chip and card detailing. The aesthetic care is genuine. The trade-off is scale, because the portfolio stays small and narrow next to the giants.

Mapping the Felt games library

Segmented by category, the portfolio breaks down into three clusters: blackjack, poker and roulette. Blackjack makes up the dominant share, and the mapping reveals a tilt towards side-bet variants above anything else. I counted a deep blackjack shelf running through 21+3 Blackjack, Perfect Pairs Blackjack, Lucky Lucky Blackjack and Blackjack Lucky Ladies.

Poker holds the second tier. Standouts include Caribbean Stud Poker, 3 Card Hold'Em and Progressive Texas Hold'em Bonus Poker. Roulette is the smallest cluster, anchored by Double Ball Roulette. Classic bare-bones versions are rare here; almost every model carries extras, side bets or prize payouts.

The count comes to roughly a dozen exposed titles, which is modest by any measure. That thinness is my main reservation. There is no Megaways engine, no jackpot network of the studio's own scale, and no slot content to broaden appeal beyond table-game fans.

What makes Felt Gaming recognisable

Felt Gaming builds its identity on side-bet architecture rather than reel mechanics. The blackjack range layers in Perfect Pairs, 21+3, Lucky Ladies, Lucky Lucky, Suit'em Up and the Buster wager. 6 in 1 Blackjack pushes this furthest, letting you stack any combination of six side bets per hand or fire them all with one button.

Jackpots and hybrid formats

Progressive jackpots surface in the poker cluster. In Caribbean Stud Poker the side bet feeds an accumulation pool, and a royal flush claims the top prize. Double Ball Roulette runs two balls with a Double Ball Jackpot attached. To my eye these hybrids are the studio's most inventive work, blending formats like Buster Blackjack and Caribbean Blackjack in ways bigger providers rarely bother with.

The regulatory side

Felt Gaming games run on certified random number generators verified by independent auditors, which sits behind the operators that distribute them. Public detail from the studio itself is thin, and I'd like clearer certification data on the record. The one industry marker on file is a shortlist for the EGR Operator Awards, plus a Game of the Year nomination for 6 in 1 Blackjack.