The official Fortune Tiger game is a PG Soft product, but a website, app or APK using the same name can still be unrelated or unsafe. Use this hub when your question is about authenticity, downloads, domains, operator identity or whether a platform can be verified.
Choose the safety check you need
Is Fortune Tiger real or fake?
Separate the real PG Soft game from the casino or website providing access to it.
How to identify a fake Fortune Tiger app
Check the app publisher, domain, operator, permissions and payment recipient before installing or depositing.
What should be verified?
| Game provider | Does the platform identify PG Soft as the Fortune Tiger provider? |
|---|---|
| Operator | Can you identify the company responsible for the account and terms? |
| Domain | Does the login, payment and support flow stay on a verifiable operator domain? |
| App publisher | Is the publisher identifiable and consistent with the operator? |
| Payment recipient | Does the recipient match the operator or a disclosed payment provider? |
| Licence claim | If a licence is claimed, can the regulator’s own records confirm it? |
What does not prove a platform is genuine?
- a Fortune Tiger logo or copied game artwork;
- the word “official” in a domain or advertisement;
- screenshots of other users’ wins or withdrawals;
- a PG Soft logo shown inside an unverified app;
- a download link sent through a private message or group.
If money has already been sent
Save the domain, payment reference, transaction time, recipient details and support messages. Do not send another deposit solely because someone says it is required to unlock an existing withdrawal.
If the platform can be identified but a transaction is delayed, move to the payment problems hub. If you are trying to understand the game itself, use the Fortune Tiger game guide.