Dragonfish on Casinoboffin

Dragonfish can be looked at in two ways. On the one hand, they have a good product that is better than many of the smaller brands on the market.

About on Game

888 Holdings, a public firm, owns the only casinos that employ Random Logic software. Random Logic seems to have changed its name to Dragonfish Total Gaming Services in 2007. Or Random Logic was disbanded and 888 Holdings formed a new software development team.

Both lead to 888 Holding casinos’ software platform. 888 Holdings dominated internet gaming until 2006. They had a vast consumer base and a strong reputation among players.

UIGEA

The US stopped gambling online because of the UIGEA, which cost 888 Holdings a lot of market share. Even though they lost, they are still a world power. In 2009, news sites and websites for players said that 888 Holding venues had taken players’ money because the “spirit of the bonus” rules were not clear.

Most of these problems have been fixed, but 888 Holding casinos still won’t let outsiders help. Dragonfish is a good brand of software, but its graphics aren’t as good as those of other brands.

They don’t have as many games as many of their major competitors. They focus on slots, but Playtech and Microgaming have more.

Autohold

There is no autohold feature in Video Poker games, and you have to turn off the “Double” option after every winning hand instead of just clicking the “Deal” button. There is an autoplay feature in their slot games.

Dragonfish can be looked at in two ways. On the one hand, they have a good product that is better than many of the smaller brands on the market. On the other hand, it’s disappointing that 888 Holdings couldn’t put together a platform that could compete at the top of the market.