Finding out what software casinos use..

[afrekomedia]

Hi all,

Is there a simple way of finding out whether a casino use a turnkey solution or software such as Softswiss - or if it's completely proprietary?

Thanks!
AM

 

[Routy]

Hi all,

Is there a simple way of finding out whether a casino use a turnkey solution or software such as Softswiss - or if it's completely proprietary?

Thanks!
AM

I can export such list from my software
But what exactly you are looking for?


Sent from my SM-N981B using Tapatalk

 

[afrekomedia]

I can export such list from my software
But what exactly you are looking for?


Sent from my SM-N981B using Tapatalk

Hi Routy, thanks for your reply.

I'm merely interested in understanding what software different casinos are using to offer their products. So, literally no more insight other than if it's Softswiss, SkillOnNet, White Hat Gaming, Microgaming, RTG, Playtech, NetEnt, etc.

 

[Routy]

Hi Routy, thanks for your reply.

I'm merely interested in understanding what software different casinos are using to offer their products. So, literally no more insight other than if it's Softswiss, SkillOnNet, White Hat Gaming, Microgaming, RTG, Playtech, NetEnt, etc.

There are some independent softwares such as Netrefer and Income Access.
Some software are operator related - soft Swiss, Mexos, L&L etc...

But it's not written on stone.

Sent from my SM-N981B using Tapatalk

 

[afrekomedia]

There are some independent softwares such as Netrefer and Income Access.
Some software are operator related - soft Swiss, Mexos, L&L etc...

But it's not written on stone.

Sent from my SM-N981B using Tapatalk

Sorry I see now that I miss formulated my reply.

What I was trying to say is that I am interested in finding out what specific casinos are using - not what softwares are available.

Just using ComeOn as an example, how would I go about figuring out what kind of software they are using?

Thanks for your replies.

 

[gm2891]

I guess you want to find out what platform a certain casino uses...
Softswiss, SkillOnNet, Everymatrix I can see being blindfolded, however, others sometimes tell in their site terms or about us section on what platform their casino is running, in other words -- powered by.

I can't suggest you the best shortcut, but you can try going through services like BuitWith.com and dig deeper.

 

[melcb]

I think your best bet is to find a reliable affiliate website that reviews all casinos and shows the software list.

 

[AussieDave]

The OP asked this over at GPWA... Try THEPogg.com or CasinoCity.com, they both have lists of all casinos and the software they use... Other than that, once you know what is what, its easy to figure it out yourself.

 

[the_stack]

Depends on the platforms, but some will display it in the footer. Most big brands have their own platforms though. You can also spot some by their affiliate back-end similarities as some are proprietary solutions of the platform provider (e.g. 1xbet, 22bet, Melbet, MegaPari having the same back-end, or all the betconstruct partners etc). It’s usually quiet some manual work to find out

 

[ddm]

you need something like this? @ O.P