Covers are files, not titles

What the rows are

One row is 95 cover files. A second row is 15 more. They are the art that belongs with the brand page. No public page prints a title for those files. Aviator Pro, Dragon Tiger, 7Up 7Down, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, and 3 Patti use their own pictures, and those pictures are not the numbered row. IN7 Rummy, Mind Match, and Spin Sevens have their own pictures too. A numbered file is still not given their name.

How to look at one

Look at the picture as art. If it shows cards, dice, or a plane, that is the illustration. It does not assign the file to Teen Patti or to Aviator Pro. If it shows a large number, that number is inside the picture. It is not a result and not a rate.

1. Read the filename as a filename.
2. Open a named room for rules.
3. Ignore prize text painted into a picture.
4. Use the library page if you want the rows together.

Untitled covers. A filename is not a room name.

110 files, and a larger catalogue

Ninety-five plus fifteen is 110 files. The brand page's catalogue is more than 1,000 games, so these rows are not that catalogue. They are the art that shipped with the brand page. In-house is a separate count, more than a dozen titles, and it is not a label you can hang on file 7 or file 70.

Pictures that are allowed to carry a name

Aviator Pro has one named picture of its own, and that picture is not a cell in the numbered rows. Five brand-page rooms use banners: Dragon Tiger, 7Up 7Down, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, and 3 Patti. IN7 Rummy, Mind Match, and Spin Sevens have written rounds and no named picture, so none of the 110 files is borrowed as their title.

The same rule applies to the second row. A filename number and a number painted inside the picture are different things. The filename is how the file is stored. The painted number is part of the illustration. Neither one is a payout, a rate, or a room name.

Where to go after the picture

Use the library when you want both rows together. Use a named room when you want the order of a round. This note only stops a filename from being read as a title. Play opens the entry. It does not rename file 1 or file 95.

Untitled covers. A filename is not a room name.