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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Slot Review
For a reason, we have yet to figure out Skywin Group products are surging in popularity. It is a peculiar set of circumstances. Games that are a few years old are suddenly storming the rankings, awakening from a deep slumber. As we have mentioned before, the Belarus-based provider is a long-term Playtech partner. From our […]
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Amber Sterling’s Mystic Shrine Slot Review
Fortune Factory Studios is an independent game developer that is doing big things on Microgaming’s Quickfire platform. For those not in the iGaming loop, Quickfire is a platform developed by Microgaming to help improve browser play. It currently supports over 400 titles, including Fortune Factory ones. In truth, this Isle of Man Microgaming partner only […]
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Devil’s Number Slot Review
So far, the only Red Tiger game that we have reviewed on BTCGOSU is Reel King Mega. Given that that is not an original creation, we feel Red Tiger has no presence on our site. Thus, we have set out to change that by looking at one of their recent popular releases, Devil’s Number. However, […]
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Rome The Golden Age Slot Review
Thus far this year, NetEnt has only managed to put out four games. They have plans to roll out seven more until July. Currently, their latest release is Gordon Ramsay: Hell’s Kitchen, which we already reviewed. The one before it, Rome The Golden Age, hit online casinos at the tail end of January and stunned […]
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Respin Mania Slot Review
We talked about the Skywin Group in our Super Lion review. Currently, that Starburst rip-off is their most popular game, with Respin Mania trailing slightly behind as their second most-played one. The B2B software provider with headquarters in the Isle of Man works closely with Playtech, supplying this UK gambling giant with reel-spinning titles. According […]
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Shaman’s Dream 2 Slot Review
About a month ago, we ventured into looking at Eyecon slots. They are an older provider, founded in 1997, with about one hundred and twenty spinners to their name. If you are new to Eyecon, know that they do not produce super-advanced slots that can compete with the industry’s best. However, their games do well […]
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Fishin’ Frenzy Slot Review
Have you heard of Reel Time Gaming? No, we did not say Real Time Gaming, but Reel Time Gaming. They are an Australian outfit that launched its operations in 2009 and first came into the public eye after striking a deal with the Game Account Network in 2013. The move opened up many new markets […]
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Cleopatra Slot Review
International Game Technology, or IGT for short, according to many, is the world’s largest manufacturer of gambling machines. Founded in 1975 as A-1, it got acquired by London-based Gtech in 2015, which changed its name to IGT. We are giving you this history lesson because this is our first time reviewing an IGT product. They […]
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Hammer of Vulcan Slot Review
We have never gotten into Quickspin reel-spinners on BTCGOSU. So, it is time to provide some space on our platform for this Swedish developer. Founded in 2012, with offices in Stockholm and Malta, Quickspin quickly made a lot of noise in the industry with their first few releases. So much so that the world’s largest […]
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Solar Wilds Slot Review
All41 Studios are a relative newcomer into the interactive gaming space, launching their operation in 2018, from Tallin, Estonia. Though they operate as an independent developer, they are a Microgaming partner and provide this iGaming giant with quality reel-spinners. They have managed to produce about twenty games, of which Solar Wilds is their most-played one. […]
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