Welcome back dear reader. I hope those of you who have been following my blog have found my thoughts, opinions and advice on slots useful (I’m guessing you have otherwise you wouldn’t be back here again right?). Today, I want to help you on the quest to find the best casino at which to play them.

You have no doubt realised that there are tons of online casinos to choose from, which can leave you a little baffled about which is the best for you. Luckily, there are a myriad of useful resources available on the internet, such as https://www.bestcasinosites.net/ which provide honest and accurate info about a wide variety of online casinos. This is a good starting point, as they rate various operators and review what they have to offer.

We have all heard of the big players in the industry. The likes of Ladbrokes, William Hill and Paddy Power are household names, so you imagine they will be reliable, trustworthy and offer a good selection of casino games and bonuses. Yet there are many newer operators out there who you may not have heard of, that are well worth trying out.

Now there are advantages of opting for a newer casino, over a long-standing operator. They use the most cutting-edge technology to provide modern platforms, with a good selection of innovative games from a wide variety of top developers. What’s more, given they can’t rely on their reputation to draw new players in, they tend to provide some incredibly generous bonuses and offers to entice you to give them a try.

In such cases, again, it is important to do your research and read independent reviews to get an overall impression of what they can offer you. I often find that such reports, like this Karamba Casino Review give you a good insight into lesser known operators, and help you identify whether they will be a good fit for you. Yet whilst using online resources to help choose a good casino to play at is one approach, there are a few other tips I can give you that will help you in identifying a good casino for slots for yourself.

The first thing you should do when checking out an online casino is to make sure that they are licenced to operate within the UK. It is really simple to do, takes just a few seconds, and can save you from the dangers of joining a rogue casino. Check the casino site for a licence issued by the Gambling Commission, then you can be sure that the operator is legitimate, adheres to strict standards regarding player safety and can be trusted.

Once your safety has been confirmed, you should next check out the game selection. This can vary widely in terms of quality and quantity from one operator to the next. Therefore, it is a good idea to have a look through the game selection to confirm that they offer plenty of the types of games you want to play.

I would also recommend looking at the welcome offer the casino has in place. With so much competition in the industry, online casinos tend to use such offers to encourage you to join. Therefore, check that you are getting good value for money, that the bonus conditions are favourable and that it can be used to play your favourite games.

Of course there are many other factors which you can take into consideration to assess how good a casino is. Are deposits and withdrawals processed quickly? Do they accept your preferred payment method? How good is the mobile app? With a bit of practice, you will soon be able to spot the best casinos that cater to your requirements.

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It’s really no secret that I’m a really huge comic book nerd. I love them all – superhero comics, graphic novels, superhero movies and cartoons, comic books for kids, comic books for adults, superhero games, just anything and everything that even has remotely to do with comic books and/or superheroes is my jam! What, you don’t believe me? You question my nerd cred? Go back and read the very first post I ever made on this blog – therein lies a “Deadpool” reference, so make what you will of that! Anyway, going back on topic (implying I had a topic to begin with), it goes without saying that I’m also a pretty serious fan of superhero slots. And how could I not be when some of the very best slots ever are based on superheroes? We’re talking “The Dark Knight” and its ridiculously huge jackpot, “Spider-Man” and its myriad of entertaining bonus games, “The Avengers” and its amazing everything, I could go on and on, but the point is most of them are pretty great! But guess what – that well has dried up.

While a wide variety of developers have stepped in to produce slots (“The Dark Knight”, for example, was made by Microgaming), for the most part two companies were responsible for the majority of superhero-themed slot entertainment, namely Playtech and Cryptologic. Cryptologic did several DC slots (“Superman”, “Batman” and “Wonder Woman”, all of which should be available in many popular online casinos such as 888), but for the most part they made a whole ton of Marvel slots. Playtech, on the other hand, were solely famous for their amazing Marvel slots, like the aforementioned “Avengers” and “Spider-Man”, as well as “Iron Man”, “The Incredible Hulk” and many, many more. But if you’re wondering when the “Doctor Strange” slot is coming, don’t hold your breath. As you know, back in 2009 Disney bought Marvel for $4 billion (a fantastic deal, given that this is how much an average Marvel movie makes from box office, merchandise and DVD/Blu-Ray sales these days), and Disney have a notoriously anti-gambling stance. As such, they let all existing deals for Marvel slots expire without renewing them, and chances are they’ll never make new ones ever again.

So, to make a long story very short, if you’re waiting for new Marvel slots, you’re going to be rather disappointed because those are probably not happening, ever. But while DC is currently lagging behind in the movie department, they’re most certainly willing to pick up Marvel’s slack when it comes to slots! As a matter of fact, they already have, releasing three new superhero slots this year (“Flash”, “Batman” and “Green Lantern”) by NextGen Gaming. Playtech were also snatched up by DC and are currently developing several slots based on THEIR movies, basically doing what they used to do while they were working with Marvel. And who knows, maybe other comic book properties, like “Hellboy”, “Sin City” or “Spawn” might also make an appearance on the reels! One can only hope!

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