– The ability to take deposits from high-rollers (I read of problems with players not being able to depositing decent amounts)
– Customer retentions (do they come back month after month, or mysteriously disappear?)
– Revenue share percentage (I’ve been offered rates as low as 25% right up to permanent 50%)
– The guys running the programs
– Exclusive bonuses, especially no deposits bonuses, custom banners and landing pages
Personally, I think that Rival slots are now the best on the market for US players in terms of strength and depth of the offering. Would others here agree with that?
Hopefully i’m not too late or ignorant to weigh in on this one…
At LiveCasinoDirect, we love Rival casinos (especially Sloto’Cash!), except none of them really bring big players. This is a bit bizarre in and of itself, as most of the slots there are a minimum $2.50 per spin. But, like the man said, $25-$30 is what the standard deposit is worth.
On the plus side, i’d put customer retention at above average; again, however, smaller money.
As for partners, you could do a hell of a lot worse than hooking up with Wael at Sloto’Cash; he got our vote for CAP casino rep of the year or whatever that category was.
I don’t know the exact rev share deals (i’ll look it up and post it later), but they seem pretty good. Sloto’Cash and Pantasia are pretty good about timely paying; ThisIsVegas is decent as well.
A couple of other problems with Rival: Few progressives (only three now) and very few (if any) tournaments! (Whassup with that?)
Finally, yes, in my opinion, “Rival slots are now the best on the market for US players.” Dude, Rival games — especially those with video bonus rounds — are sweet! Honestly, i think the only thing keeping Rival’s catalogue from topping Microgaming’s overall is size. Rival tends to only introduce one game a month, but it’s usually bitchin’.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Os.