Find your way around Betty’s casino lobby
Betty’s lobby is where most players start: it’s the place to choose a game type, jump into a specific category, and keep track of where you are before you begin. If you’re trying to locate a particular slot, table game, or provider collection, use the lobby’s category tiles and filters rather than scrolling endlessly. In the Betty experience, the most important thing is knowing which menu area to use first, then how to move back to game selections.
To reach the lobby quickly, open Betty and look for the main casino entry or lobby button on the landing screen.
Casino lobby entry points on Betty
When you land on Betty, the interface typically guides you toward the casino section from the top navigation or a prominent “Casino”/“Games” button. Your goal at this stage is simple: get into the lobby without entering a specific game first. Once you’re in, you should see category groupings (for example, slots, table games, or live categories) displayed as clickable sections or tiles. If the page shows a featured carousel, treat it as optional—featured games can hide the broader category structure you may need later.
Pay attention to any “All games” or “Casino” entry label near the top. That label usually returns you to the lobby view where categories are organized. If you’re signed in, the lobby may also reflect account-specific elements like recently visited games; if you’re not signed in, you’ll still be able to browse categories, but you may see fewer personalized shortcuts.
Use lobby categories to move between game types
Betty’s lobby navigation is designed around category switching. Start by selecting the game type category that matches what you want to play—such as slots versus table games—then refine further inside that section. Many lobbies also include subcategories (for example, “popular,” “new,” or themed collections), which can help you narrow results without searching for individual titles.
How to identify what each category actually contains
Before clicking repeatedly, check the category label and any accompanying description. Some tiles represent providers or studios, while others represent gameplay types. If you see “live” wording, it generally points to live dealer tables rather than standard online games. If you’re looking for a slot, choose a slots category first; if you’re looking for a roulette or blackjack experience, choose a table or live table category instead.
How to return to the lobby after choosing a game
After you open a game, look for a “Back to lobby” option, a breadcrumb trail, or a lobby icon in the game window controls. Not all layouts provide the same shortcut, so if you can’t find a back button, use the site navigation to return to the casino landing area. The key is to get back to the category level so you can switch game types again, rather than being trapped inside a single game’s page.
Spot game filters and sorting options inside Betty
Once you select a category, Betty’s lobby usually offers ways to narrow what you see. Common tools include sorting (such as “most played” or “new”), search bars for titles, and filter controls for subcategories. If you don’t see a search field immediately, it may appear after you enter a specific category. For best results, decide what you’re searching for—game name, provider, or theme—then use the matching control. If the lobby shows both a search and filters, start with search if you already know the title; otherwise, use filters to explore within the category.
If you’re trying to find a provider collection, browse the provider-style categories first rather than relying on search alone. Provider names are often organized into their own sections so you can compare similar games without repeatedly typing the same term.
Use Betty’s lobby to choose the right category first, then refine with filters or search. When you open a game, return to the lobby view via back controls or the casino navigation so you can switch types and keep browsing efficiently.
