This Punto Banco game from Red Tiger gives us an interesting version of baccarat to try. It is a simple game to understand, although a side bet on the Player or the Banker getting a pair adds some excitement to the action. It isn’t particularly slick or modern looking, but the gameplay helps to keep it interesting.

Red Tiger’s European roulette is a version of the classic European roulette variant. What that means is that there are 37 pockets numbered zero to thirty-six with one pocket numbered zero. A ball is spun, and the number it lands on is the winning number. If you bet on said number, you win. For those who are completely new to roulette,

Playson’s Alice in Wonderslots video slot is, of course, based on the Alice in Wonderland tale. The designers of this slot have tried to go for a touch more realism in terms of how the game looks and feels. There are 5 reels and 20 paylines for you to bet on in the Alice in Wonderslots game, with a fairly sizeable wagering range present. At its cheapest, the slot will set you back just 20p per spin. However, if you wish to wager larger sums of cash, you can stake as much as £100 per spin with this video slot. Alice in Wonderslots contains a non-progressive jackpotfor you to win.

The juvenile looks of Aquatica don’t belie what the gameplay holds for us, even by one bit. The set-up of reels and paylines (5 reels and 9 paylines) is an ode to the land-based slot machines, but the house edge of approximately 4.9% is much lower than the same.

The juvenile looks of Aquatica don’t belie what the gameplay holds for us, even by one bit. The set-up of reels and paylines (5 reels and 9 paylines) is an ode to the land-based slot machines, but the house edge of approximately 4.9% is much lower than the same.