Not all casinos run games from the big casino software houses like Microsoft, Playtech and IGT. We list the best of the rest that develop their own games. They will generally feature games from a mixture of sources.
No all sites are run on the big casino software platforms such as Microgaming, Playtech and IGT.
In this section, we list all of the casinos that we rate that either use their own proprietary software, or (as is quite often the case), the run a combination of their own games and slots from other providers.
Some of the bigger online gambling groups out there like Party Casino, which are publically listed companies, are big enough to develop their own games- they run slots that you won’t find anywhere else. The trend these days, however, is to have a choice of games from different software providers, so you’ll often find a mix of games- they’ll try and cherry pick the best ones.
And then we have a growing list of other software providers that sit outside the “Big 3” such as Boss Media, NeoGames, Novomatic, Play’n Go, Pragmatic Play, Finsoft, Cryptologic (WagerLogic), RTG, Betsoft, NextGen, Net Ent (Net Entertainment) with fantastic titles like the Aliens Slot machine and Amaya (Chartwell). Some of these companies have been around a long time (Crptologic which was bought by Amaya, for example, powers Intercasino which claims to have been the very first online casino). And some of them are pretty new to the party. If you are looking for a casino that offers games from lots of different platforms, then try the casino at Bet Victor or bet365.
These smaller software providers (some of them aren’t so small any more- such as Net Ent) will tend to be more flexible when it comes to games exclusivity. So you might find some big brands out there like bet365 casino that runs a selection of titles from multiple casino software sources as well as Playtech (generally you won’t find casinos that offer Microgaming Casino games on the same platform as Playtech games though). That’s all good news for the players, as we are getting more choice and more competition, which can only be a good thing from the customer service side of things. The market will probably consolidate at some point, but for the moment there is plenty of choice for players.
