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New Gold Rock Casino not for Americans, though
September 15, 2008 (InfoPowa News) — The Isle of Man-based gambling software provider Wizard Gaming has been engaged in developmental activities for the past two years and this week launched its first licensee, Gold Rock Casino.com. But, unfortunately for U.S. gamblers, this operation is staying out of that market.
Wizard claims to have used a large development budget on a range of 21 new downloadable video slots like Divin’ for Pearls and Cashasaurus, which will be welcomed as something fresh on the market by many online gamblers and can be previewed on the Wizard Gaming.com website.
The company is focusing on slots initially, but plans to launch progressive slots and a wider range of casino games later this year, with operators licensed in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles.
The Wizard RNG is certified by iTech Labs, and a Wizard spokesman says that the owners of the company have all been involved in the iGaming industry for many years, although they are not specifically identified.
Gold Rock Casino.com is the company’s first licensee and seems to be associated with Gambling Magazine, judging by website appearances. The casino does not accept U.S. gamblers and comes in English, German and Swedish-language versions, with all the usual player facilities such as toll-free Support, loyalty program and a matchplay signup maxed at $300. The site is operated by Everyhour Services Limited out of Cyprus.
No U.S. players and no affiliate program… I guess they’ll be out of business in 6 months.
Great News !. I had a chance to take a look at their software during dev. stage and it was impressive. I think their slots are the best looking ever
I wish Wizard Gaming all the best !
@eclipse 176354 wrote:
Great News !. I had a chance to take a look at their software during dev. stage and it was impressive. I think their slots are the best looking ever
I wish Wizard Gaming all the best !
Ditto – keep an eye on this one!
Really? I guess I should take a closer look…
Also, a fellow CAP member told me that they do in fact have an affiliate program, but it doesn’t seem to be 100% ready to go yet.
livefree247 — were you able to make a real money deposit or did you just sign up for a fun account?
Just to clarify I don’t know this casino just the software and some casinos launching on it – Don’t want you to go promoting them and for it to all go bad……not that it will as no idea who they are….sorry….I will stop rambling:hattip:
It has a lot of MG looks and features to it I think, my members say they do take all usa but I am not sure maybe I will test it out later to see.
The problem is getting those first affiliates to sign up. Ive been burnt once or twice being the first in the boat so I am more wary lately, in my old age…
@Engineer 176375 wrote:
Really? I guess I should take a closer look…
Also, a fellow CAP member told me that they do in fact have an affiliate program, but it doesn’t seem to be 100% ready to go yet.
livefree247 — were you able to make a real money deposit or did you just sign up for a fun account?
Yesterday, Gold Rock Casino said in an email that we’d see an affiliate link on their web site in a few days.
I’m disappointed that they’re not allowing U.S. players, since I’m in the U.S. Bummer..
Many players are in there and from the usa from what I hear
Any updates on their affiliate program?
Cheers
Wanted to jump in.
I’m with Wizard Gaming, the developers of the software that powers Gold Rock Casino.
Our affiliate program for them will be launching shortly.
Some final testing is being done and we want to make certain everything works before the affiliate program is released.
We will make a big announcement when the affiliate program goes live.
There will actually be a couple big announcements we will make along with that.
For affiliates, there will be a couple significant developments that will make promoting Wizard Gaming powered casinos uniquely attractive.
Hi, I created a real account, and I wanted to deposit, but I only had funds in my quicktender account and they only have two payment options, credit card and something else, hopefully they will add more funding options, as there games are really cool!
Engineer;176375 wrote:Really? I guess I should take a closer look…Also, a fellow CAP member told me that they do in fact have an affiliate program, but it doesn’t seem to be 100% ready to go yet.
livefree247 — were you able to make a real money deposit or did you just sign up for a fun account?
Hey,
Can’t wait to see your affiliate panel
My friends were impressed with your work during their visit in Your development office.ALL affiliates should pay close attention to Wizard Gaming activities, i can promise You it’s gonna be next big software provider with amazing technology behind it
@Wizardgaming 176648 wrote:
Wanted to jump in.
I’m with Wizard Gaming, the developers of the software that powers Gold Rock Casino.
Our affiliate program for them will be launching shortly.
Some final testing is being done and we want to make certain everything works before the affiliate program is released.
We will make a big announcement when the affiliate program goes live.
There will actually be a couple big announcements we will make along with that.
For affiliates, there will be a couple significant developments that will make promoting Wizard Gaming powered casinos uniquely attractive.
