New pokies are listed here newest first, so you can see the latest reviews on PokiesLAB without digging through the Aristocrat, Ainsworth and IGT sections. Below the list we cover how new online pokies reach the casinos Australians use, what to check before you bet on one and where new games come with free spins.
New here means new to the site, not necessarily a new release: reviews are listed newest first, whether the game came out this month or is a classic we have only just covered. Games from Aristocrat, Ainsworth and IGT also sit in their studio sections. Each review covers the paytable, the bonus rules, the published return and where the game can actually be played from Australia.
Studios release new online pokies every week, and most of the casinos we review add them within days through the aggregators that supply their lobbies. The pattern is similar everywhere: a “New” tab in the lobby, a banner for the week’s headline release, and often a free spins offer to get players onto it. Pragmatic Play, BGaming, Hacksaw, Nolimit City and Red Tiger are the studios whose releases get the most attention; Aristocrat, Ainsworth and IGT are not part of that cycle, because their online games go to regulated markets rather than offshore lobbies.
Two of our casinos turn new releases into a standing promotion. StayCasino runs “new studio” codes, with 50 or 75 free spins on a pokie from a studio it has just added, and the codes change as each studio arrives. Wanted Win does the same with “Try new provider” exclusives of 50 to 75 spins, with EdgeLabs, PopOk, CROCO and others on the list when we checked. Both need a $30 deposit, and the wagering on the spin winnings isn’t always published, so read the terms attached to the code.
Every casino in the table below carries a “New” section and refreshes it weekly. The table shows the lobby size we counted and which casinos pay free spins specifically on new games.
| Casino | Games in the lobby | Free spins on new games | Where new games appear | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| StayCasino | Several thousand | 50 or 75 spins per new studio code, $30 deposit | "New" tab in the lobby | Codes change as studios are added |
| Wanted Win | About 13,000 from 86 studios | 50 to 75 spins per "Try new provider" offer, $30 deposit | "New" tab and promotions page | EdgeLabs, PopOk and CROCO featured when checked |
| Richard Casino | About 13,000 from 98 studios | No standing offer | "New" tab in the lobby | Weekly spins on established BGaming titles |
| Spin Samurai | About 12,000 from 114 studios | No standing offer | "New" tab in the lobby | Weekend codes on fixed games |
| National Casino | About 15,000 from 142 studios, plus live | No standing offer | "New" tab and Drops and Wins races | Play'n GO and Playtech titles, rare elsewhere |
| PlayAmo | About 16,000 from 157 studios | No standing offer | "New" tab in the lobby | Largest lobby we counted |
| Golden Crown | About 11,000 from 132 studios | No standing offer | "New" tab in the lobby | Wednesday spins on fixed BGaming games |
Searches for “new online pokies Australia” usually mean new casinos rather than new games, and that is a different question with a different answer. This page is about the games.
New reviews are added as they are written, and each one appears at the top of this page when it is published.
The latest reviews are always at the top of the list on this page.
Most new releases from the big online studios have a demo at the casino itself; open the game without logging in, or look for a “Demo” button. The Aristocrat and Ainsworth games we have reviewed have demos on PokiesLAB.
PlayAmo and National Casino have the largest lobbies among the casinos we review, with more than 15,000 games each, and every casino on our list adds the week’s releases within days. StayCasino and Wanted Win pay free spins on games from newly added studios.
Not by default. Newer games tend to advertise bigger maximum wins and more features, while older games like Cleopatra or Buffalo often pay more frequently. The return setting matters more than the release date.
No. Many new releases ship with several RTP settings and offshore casinos often pick a lower one. Check the help screen rather than assuming a new game returns more.
