News About Rival Gaming

The news about Rival Gaming powered casinos has changed yet again.

Currently as of 1/22/2010, there seems to be an upswing in activity which indicates that the processor problems noted below, are no longer a concern. Remember to always contact casino support if you need help getting a deposit to go thru.

Casinos powered by Rival Gaming are apparently having processor problems because there has been a drastic reduction in play according to the stats I am able to see, and other gambling guides have confirmed they are seeing the same drop-off.

Casino operators don't want us to know this of course so rather than be upfront and admit this is the situation we affiliates when asking their management why the sudden drop in play by those in the states? We are told there isn't a problem.

We know that's a story because we check these things ourselves (to the best of our ability). My research showed me that the casinos are having trouble getting credit card deposits to go thru and the couple of other options they provide ... well one is a phone charge but you can only deposit $50 a month with it. When is the last time $50 covered your gambling bills for a month? Been a long time for this old-timer. I can go thru $50 in 15 minutes. They need a new processor.

Casinos for USA Players

Rival Gaming powered casinos out of the picture for at least a short period of time and possibly longer ... the choices get narrowed considerably for those located in the states. I'm recommending casinos for US players that they migrate to either one of the RealTimeGaming powered casinos I have offered (thus guaranteed) on my sites as they currently seem to be in the lead for places able to conveniently handle USA players (this of course for those located or on travel in areas legal to play), a

Vegas Technology powered casino (see the right side column for casinos in all the afore mentioned categories), or possibly you'll enjoy Slotland as they seem to be consistently able to take US deposits (or at least I've not heard anybody complain about them. Admittedly I don't know first hand but am leaving now to go find out and will update this page in a short time).

Update: I couldn't get my card to go through but it did work a few hours later when I was donating to a favorite cause so I know the card is good. Slotland simply doesn't have the processor to get the job done.

Remember to contact support if you are having trouble depositing at any casino because they may have a way to deposit that isn't advertised even inside the casino cashier section (unless you know the "secret"). The way it works is you contact support and they have the banking solution contact you thru email where you're then invited to join ... its called Quicktender, and then when you want to deposit inside the casino the name of the deposit method will be UseMyWallet (in most cases, support can tell you for certain).

Quicktender or any eWallet banking solution is a good idea even with the fees they charge because you're private banking information is given only to the eWallet and not to each individual casino where you're currently playing.