The d11 India lobby exposes 973 games across 8 providers on the staged sponsor dataset. Two providers, Evolution and JILI, account for 60 percent of the catalogue. The remaining 40 percent is distributed across six smaller providers, plus a small Originals set with only 3 entries.

The provider share is not a recommendation. It is a snapshot of how the catalogue is split on the public surface at the time the staged CSV was captured. A reader who wants a different mix should browse the games catalogue route rather than rely on the share figure.

Verification pending: the live lobby inside the d11 India app may carry a different count between staged snapshots. The reference desk treats the staged figure as the most recent verified number and tags live variations as verification pending.

This reference is part of a verified article on the d11 India reference desk. Where verification could not be completed from a single primary source, the section is tagged verification pending at the bottom.

The staged file casino_providers.csv captures one row per provider with two fields: provider name and game count. The reference desk reads the file at capture time and surfaces the same two fields on the games catalogue route.

Verified on casino_providers.csv means: at the snapshot timestamp, the staged file carried that row, the row matched the public lobby rendering, and no manual override was applied. The desk uses this phrase in articles so the reader knows exactly which source backed the claim.

Originals on d11 India is a small set of in-house table games published under the Originals tab. The set is intentionally small and is curated by the operator. The public surface shows 3 entries on the staged dataset, with no live rotation advertised.

A reader who wants more variety under Originals should treat the figure as a snapshot and re-check the games catalogue route before playing. The desk does not project future counts because the staged CSV does not capture future plans.

Verification pending: the underlying contract that defines what counts as an Originals entry is not exposed on the public surface. The desk assumes the tab label is the operator definition and tags any deeper detail as verification pending.

This reference is part of a verified article on the d11 India reference desk. Where verification could not be completed from a single primary source, the section is tagged verification pending at the bottom.

Three questions come up repeatedly: which provider is largest, how the share shifts month to month, and whether Originals will grow. The desk answers the first from the staged CSV, the second by tagging the shift as verification pending, and the third by saying the CSV does not carry that signal.

The reader contract holds: where a primary source exists, the desk cites it. Where one does not, the desk says so and moves on rather than guessing.