In the world of online gambling, there are top-tier software developers, and there are lower tier. Now, just because one is lower than the other, doesn't necessarily make it an inferior platform. This could simply mean the lower tier company doesn't have a client base of corporate brands and/or recognizable brick 'n mortar gaming businesses. Yes, in some cases, this could indeed mean that it is an inferior platform using low-bit graphics and lacking the necessary accreditations to ensure a fair bet. These software platforms do indeed exist. However, this is not the case with the up-and-coming Vegas Technology Software.
In truth, Vegas Technology has been around for several years. The company was first launched in the late nineties as Odds On Software, and was later revamped into Barbuda & Antigua-based Vegas Technology (2005). Due to an open-door policy in the U.S., the company has kept a low profile, and there simply isn't much information to be found about them online. The fact of the matter is that Vegas Technology is a mid-tier software developer. They may not be as large and have as many white label clients, however, Vegas Technology is a fully accredited and compliant software developer with all the standard bells and whistles making up top-tier software platforms.
There are two things that make Vegas Technology stand apart from many of their competitors - the first being that Vegas Technology owns and operates many of the online casinos powered by their software platform. In fact, they own and manage almost all of them. The English Harbour group of gaming sites is Vegas Technology's flagship network, and just so happens to be one of the more popular large casino networks with US players. In essence, Vegas Technology is one of just a handful of white-label software developers owning/managing most of the casino properties bearing its flag (the other two being Top Gaming and Rival Gaming).
This brings us to the second component that sets Vegas Technology apart from most other software developers. As mentioned earlier, since Vegas Technology itself has their doors open to the U.S. online gambling industry, any of their operator licensees have the option of doing the same. And that they do. Go Casino and Online Vegas Casino's, for example, are not white label casinos using Vegas Technology for support. They provide their own support, as well as their own progressive jackpot network, but are still open to U.S. residents.
When an online casino licenses a software platform (such as described above), inherent accreditations of the software platform itself, can be applied to the online casino. The exception to this is when an online casino operator has been given rights to the source code of the software - which is the case for some RTG online casinos. Consequently, this can pose a danger to bettors. Such is not the case with Vegas Technology, whose inherent accreditations include a Fairness Certificate bestowed by third-party testing house, Jacobson Gaming LLC. The Certified Fair Gaming (CFG) Seal - seen on many a Vegas Tech-powered casino site - designates monthly audits are being fulfilled. Giving further credit to Vegas Techology is a regulatory license held through Antigua & Barbuda's Directorate of Offshore Gaming (EHG Inc).
As for the playability factor, Vegas Technology is certainly one of the faster platforms out there. While the graphics are certainly sharp-looking, many seasoned players will agree they aren't the best. They certainly could be worse, however. There are now over 100 casino games available on the download version of the software, with a smaller number available in no-download Flash. Vegas Technology does not yet have a mobile compatible version of their games.
To sum it up, Vegas Technology Software represents one of the best options for U.S. players looking for a safe and reputable online casino network to wager real bucks with. Additionally, Vegas Tech casinos have some of the more loaded progressive jackpot networks available for U.S. bettors. The EHG network guarantees at least one $100,000 tournament per month, while the wide area network between Go Casino, Online Vegas and Crazy Slots Casino often guarantees over $400,000 in tournament winnings each month. Of course, all U.S. players are urged to check the local laws and regulations pertaining to their State before gambling on the internet.
