CQ9 Game Catalogue: Official Titles and Category Notes

The regulator document used here states “as of May 19, 2026”, while this article's retrieval date is 31 October 2026. Those dates answer different questions. The first dates the listed record; the second says when we opened the source. A later retrieval does not make an older list a new approval decision.

CQ9's official site supplies a separate publisher context. Its service headings include Slot, Fishing, Table Game and Arcade Game. These are useful navigation labels, but they are not automatically the same as every category in a Philippine document. Preserve both wordings if a comparison needs them.

This selection focuses on records with clear text in the retrieved PDF. It does not link to an operator, publish a recommendation score or claim a tested return. A reader seeking one particular title should use the exact name and identifier together rather than browsing a list of loosely related brand words.

The official publisher site may present dynamic content. We do not treat a heading that was visible in a page retrieval as proof that every catalogue card loaded or that an entire category was exported. Missing publisher-level detail stays unresolved rather than being reconstructed from a third-party directory.

The PDF's own type field is the basis for the classifications below. A name containing “Fishing” does not override that field: a title's theme and its recorded game type are separate information. This distinction is particularly important when using a title as a category-search shortcut.

Selected entries labelled SLOT include 777, recorded as ID 26 with version 1.4.0; 888, ID 20 with version 1.3.9; and APOLLO, ID 78 with version 1.1.9. These are identifying strings, not payout figures or statements about a current platform's settings. Preserve the punctuation and version with the name when making a record.

The same document lists JUMP HIGH as ID 52, version 1.6.7; JUMP HIGH 2 as ID 179, version 1.2.5; JUMP HIGHER as ID 99, version 1.5.4; and JUMP HIGHER MOBILE as ID 108, version 1.3.6. Four related names therefore remain four separate entries in this selection. A mobile suffix should not disappear simply to make a shorter label.

Examples labelled ARCADE-TYPE include HERO FISHING, identifier GO02 with version 4.0.8, and K.O. ISLAND, identifier 224 with version 1.7.9. The mix of letters and digits in an identifier is meaningful source text. Do not convert a letter O into a zero or treat a version as a decimal amount.

GO FISHING illustrates why theme is not enough: the document records that name under SLOT. We retain that classification rather than moving the entry into a fishing category based on its title alone. If a publisher page uses another navigation label, keep it in a separate field with its own citation.

No empty category is presented as a claim that CQ9 has no such products. It only means this short selection has not populated that part of the index. Completeness would require a declared extraction method and a reconciliation of every relevant source, not a few examples displayed in a table.

A reliable name match preserves the original strings before proposing that two records describe the same game. Copy the title as written in the PDF and, where available, the title displayed on the publisher page. Keep the source URL and the capture date beside each spelling.

Use the identifier as supporting evidence rather than silently replacing the name with it. An identifier can have a provider-specific format, and a product page's URL number is not necessarily the same field. Do not assume that a numeral in a web address is a regulator ID unless the source establishes that relationship.

Version is another separate field. Two documents can name the same product while describing different revisions. A match at title level may therefore be useful without supporting a claim that all rules or features are identical. Record which level of match is actually established.

For the Jump entries, the comparison begins by keeping the four suffixes visible. A request for Jump Higher Mobile should not be satisfied with a Jump High result simply because both contain the first word. That is a practical retrieval difference, not a judgement about which game is preferable.

When punctuation differs, retain a small note rather than forcing a uniform spelling into both citations. An apostrophe, hyphen or capitalisation change may be cosmetic, but a sequel number may not be. The note should say what differed and which evidence supports any proposed relationship.

A title missing from this selection is not automatically unapproved, unavailable or fictional. It may be outside the selection, newly documented, differently spelled or absent from the retrieved source. Each possibility needs evidence rather than an inference from a blank cell.

Likewise, appearance in the dated PDF does not establish a current licence for an operator using a similar name. PAGCOR's electronic-gaming page provides regulatory context and links to the relevant records. The scope of a game list is not interchangeable with a platform-domain verification.

Keep an unresolved row useful by naming the missing field. “Publisher spelling not checked” is more precise than “unknown game”. “Current version not matched” is different from “title absent from source”. These distinctions let the next editor continue the check without repeating work or inventing an approval conclusion.

For a correction, supply the exact entry, official source and the discrepancy. A promotional screenshot without a readable identity may help frame the question but should not overwrite a dated textual record. Keep the previous value in the change history so a later reader can understand why the index changed.

This article intentionally omits RTP and payout columns. The task is catalogue retrieval, and the selected identity sources do not justify turning the index into a financial comparison. A narrower table with traceable names is more useful here than a fuller-looking table filled with numbers from unmatched versions.