Casino Software

Casino software can either be a good thing that basically assures you're getting fair-odds games or it can be an online gambler's worst nightmare, all depending upon what type of casino software is being discussed.

Proprietary software is often proudly boasted on a casino's website as being "exclusive". If you stop and think about it, where is the good in that statement? They're all but telling you they have casino games that were created by them, therefore the game odds are set by that casino with absolutely nobody to regulate them other than perhaps the place that sold them a license. Problem with that is the casino is likely the island's biggest employer and times have never been better. What do you suppose the odds are that the island authority is going to be closely watching and regulating that casino?

Casino software which is leased to casino owners to provide their games is known as publicly traded software and that means the parent software company has little or no financial stake in how the player's are doing at any one respective casino. Rather they are concerned that the games are returning fair-odds results in complete randomness and the payout rate is parallel to that of a casino found in Vegas or Atlantic City.

Play Where They Pay

They want, expect and will have winners! You have the very same chance as anybody else at being the next big jackpot winner but the real question remains ... when its your turn to hit that once, ... maybe twice in a lifetime big win ... will you be playing where they will pay you or will you be caught playing some place that's only going to give you a very bitter story to tell to friends much later in life ... when you can stand to think about what you had stolen from you and how it could have been so different if you'd only listened to Steve.

One thing you want to make very sure about is the casino software is using a computer program called a Random Number Generator to return and determine game results. This is certainly used in any publicly traded software but it is anybody's guess as to what is used to determine game results in casinos using proprietary software.

Another good thing about publicly traded casino software is that it never is in a position to be tainted by anyone at the casino because the games are served straight from the parent software provider's servers and they never detour through the casino before reaching the player's PC.

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Casino features:
Secure Banking, 24/7 support
monthly payout report (at right is report at time of this writing, click to enlarge):

96.37% all games
95.70% slot games
96.80% table games
97.72% poker games

Autoplay:
set the game to play 5, 10, or you decide how many plays. Set it to shut-off when:
- a predefined number of plays are made
- when you've won or lost a set amount
- when you've won over a set amount
- when you hit a bonus feature (slots)
- stats are provided so you can see what happened during play

Expert mode offers:
Roulette - gives predefined table layouts that you can save and use anytime and stats on the numbers that have come up and their position on the wheel.

Blackjack - gives a strategy table you can use or customize it to your own choosing and provides stats on what happened during play.

Video Poker - gives analysis tables to indicate the effect that holding onto different cards has on win percentages.

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