Short intro to describe my findings:
It just came to my attention a casino I know about (but won't name) is using Novomatic software. I found this strange, as the casino is as far as I know in utter shambles, it's lacking a casino license from MGA and as far as I can tell is even lacking a UK license, although it is a UK based casino.
This tiny, curacao licensed casino is now suddenly offering both Amatic and Novomatic. I remember they didn't even want to pay their NetEnt provider for Norwegian currency, so even if your account was in NOK the NetEnt games showed a conversion to € only.
Now, to my question:
With Germany pulling Novomatics, are they really so desperate they offer their games to casinos with missing licenses? Knowing how difficult it has been for casinos in the past to get Novos on their sites, this makes me suspicious the casino is not offering legit games.
If you know how I can tell the difference between real and fraudulent Novomatic and/or Amatic software that would be great too. The novos seems to be running on Flash but I couldn't right click to get any info.
If any CM staff wants me to share the name of the casino I will, but I will not post it here.
If my suspicions are wrong I will happily retract anything said above but on the chance I am right I am posting this here. This would also be why I am not sharing the casinos name or further details.
It just came to my attention a casino I know about (but won't name) is using Novomatic software. I found this strange, as the casino is as far as I know in utter shambles, it's lacking a casino license from MGA and as far as I can tell is even lacking a UK license, although it is a UK based casino.
This tiny, curacao licensed casino is now suddenly offering both Amatic and Novomatic. I remember they didn't even want to pay their NetEnt provider for Norwegian currency, so even if your account was in NOK the NetEnt games showed a conversion to € only.
Now, to my question:
With Germany pulling Novomatics, are they really so desperate they offer their games to casinos with missing licenses? Knowing how difficult it has been for casinos in the past to get Novos on their sites, this makes me suspicious the casino is not offering legit games.
If you know how I can tell the difference between real and fraudulent Novomatic and/or Amatic software that would be great too. The novos seems to be running on Flash but I couldn't right click to get any info.
If any CM staff wants me to share the name of the casino I will, but I will not post it here.
If my suspicions are wrong I will happily retract anything said above but on the chance I am right I am posting this here. This would also be why I am not sharing the casinos name or further details.