Casino Networks

In today's online casino gaming market there is several different "casino networks" operating with multiple casinos allowed to lincense the software.  The main benefit of multiple casinos joining a network is the ability to offer greater promotions and share games with progressive jackpots.  In a more competitive environment the average casino player benefits with loose payouts and more valuable bonuses and promotions, not to mention much bigger casino jackpots!

Some casinos operate independantly on their own network, these are major casinos and what we would call a worldwide recognized brand. Very few operators can operatore on their own network, as the cost of development is in the tens of millions. Most of these stand alone network casinos also have brick and mortar or "live" casinos and tend to be both publicly traded on various global stock exchanges and licensed and regulated by the UK or European Union.

The majority of online casinos join a network, with the most popular being microgaming.  The benefits of playing on a casino network is the combination of multiple promotions and jackpot games to give casino gamblers more action. Casino Networks issue "skins" and regulate these casinos licensing their software heavily as well as provide the banking and deposit options and customer support. In short, these casinos that are part of a big network only have to focus a promotional budget on marketing to the players.  With a lower overhead, these casinos tend to offer more value to the casual and serious casino player alike.

Independant Online Casinos

• Bodog
• Party Casino
• Everest Casino
• Betfair Casino

Shared Online Casino Networks

• Microgaming Casino Network
• Rival Casino Network
• 888 Casino Network
• Boss Media Casino Network
• Entraction Casino Network
• Playtech
• RTG (Real Time Gaming)
• Cryptologic
• TopGame
• Vegas Technology
• Wagerworks