A Lot More Than Just Games

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After the late 1990 with the boom of the internet and everything that came around the “dot.com” bubble, there were a lot of technologies developed to power everything that came around. And after these phenomena blew away leaving only the companies that were meant to last, the gaming industry made its appearance on the online world.

At first, with a handful of casinos, playing online casino games was pretty much a hit or miss deal, trying to find a decent enough place to gamble, or even just finding good games was a hassle but it all started to change, and quick.

By the turn of the millennia, technologies were stable enough, for casinos like Slots of Vegas to start making their way on this new found world and slowly but surely, things started to shape up for players all over the world. It has not been easy, and there online casinos had to learn a lot of hard lessons to get things right, and in this process, the players have been the ones that came out winning.

For one online casinos had to come up with a way to make the games into their priorities, and by doing so, we are talking about a lot of time ...
... and resources devoted to developing a great overall experience of game play. This is no easy task, because after all, we all know how a casino games “feels” like on a casino, so replicating this online proved to be tricky.

This is way Slots of Vegas casino teamed up with one of the leading companies in this field, Real Time Gaming or RTG, and trusted them with the developing process of their games, smart move.

With this first item solved, the next thing the guys from Slots of Vegas learned is that, there is a lot more than just the games, so what came next was to build a whole platform around them. One that was strong enough that users all over the world could use, and that was also as safe and secure as one can possibly hope for, because after all, there are lots of information moving to and from the casino, financial and personal data of the players.

There was also the “human factor” of this operation, so the next item on the list was to have available a strong customer service department that was not only prepared to deal with a wide array of scenarios but that it was also working around the clock, and every day of the year.