How a new game enters the catalog
When a developer — whether Red Tiger, Yggdrasil or Evolution — launches a new title, Dukat.bet fits it into the right section through its own catalog-update process. Slots land on the Slots tab, live tables go under Live Casino.
This process isn't instant: a new machine or table typically only appears to players once the necessary technical integration is complete and the public RTP data is available. That's why a developer may have already announced a title while it's still not yet live in the Dukat.bet catalog.
From a player's perspective, new content doesn't arrive on a scheduled release calendar — it's a continuous expansion happening in the background.
Developers decide for themselves when and at what pace they release new content, and Dukat.bet follows that pace, not the other way around. That also means several titles can arrive in the same month, while at other times the list stays unchanged for a longer stretch.
What to check on a new title's profile
For a freshly added slot or live table, the first thing worth checking is the manufacturer-stated RTP — Dukat.bet always lists this whenever the developer has published it publicly. If a title doesn't have a precise, public figure yet, the profile flags that gap so players are aware of it.
Second, the structure of the bonus mechanic matters: some machines build on a fast, few-step bonus round, others on a gradually stacking, longer one. This difference shapes the day-to-day experience more than a fraction of a percentage point in RTP.
Third, it's worth checking which developer the new title comes from, since Red Tiger, Yggdrasil and Evolution differ significantly in style and focus — a distinction the Red Tiger, Yggdrasil and Evolution pages each cover separately.
Relatively recent titles in the current portfolio
Several machines and tables currently in the catalog belong to the developers' newer generation, with more complex bonus systems than earlier, simpler slots. Yggdrasil's Rise of Olympus and Valley of the Gods, for example, represent the cluster-pay and descending-grid mechanics that reflect one of the defining directions in recent development.
In Evolution's live lineup, the game-show formats — Crazy Time, Monopoly Live, Mega Ball — reflect the same trend: alongside traditional roulette and blackjack, show-enriched tables keep taking up a growing share of the offering.
We don't publish exact release dates for these titles, since that information isn't always a publicly verifiable figure from the developers. What can be said with confidence: these mechanics are newer than the classic, simple three-reel slots or traditional table games.
How to keep track of catalog growth
The simplest approach is to check the Slots and Live Casino tabs every few weeks, since the filters typically include a sort-by-newest option. This makes it easy to spot what's been added most recently.
The practical differences between the two big segments — slot and live — are laid out on the slots and live casino pages. For a breakdown by slot category, the slot categories page gives an overview.
The table below summarizes which developer expands which segment, and what tendency currently characterizes development in that area.
| Developer | Segment | Characteristic trend |
|---|---|---|
| Red Tiger | Slots | Clean structure, faster pace |
| Yggdrasil | Slots | Layered bonus systems, visually more elaborate mechanics |
| Evolution | Live casino | Show-enriched game-show formats |
If you'd like more confidence choosing a slot, the how to choose a slot guide offers practical considerations around volatility and theme selection.