A Focus on Integrity
The review describes fairness as a priority for Ash Gaming and Playtech. It reports that e-Commerce and Online Gaming Assurance (eCOGRA) certified all of their casino games. eCOGRA is a nonprofit organization, and certification is voluntary; the review presents it as an added measure intended to support game safety and integrity.
Ash Gaming Games
Based in the UK, Ash brings a British touch to many of its online slots, according to the review. The catalogue also covers other themes, and its games are described as ranging from simple to more involved. The review suggests the selection could appeal to experienced players as well as newcomers.
Ash slots offer a choice of wager sizes, the review says, potentially suiting both high rollers and virtual players with smaller budgets. It reports that the provider has more than 50 slot games, many with multiple paylines and progressive jackpots. Featured titles include:
- Who Wants to be a Millionaire
- Britain’s Got Talen
- Life of Brian
- Little Britain
- Heart of the Jungle
- Midas’s Millions
- Alice’s Wonderland
- Bounty of the Beanstalk
Roulette Options:
- 3D Roulette (their version of European roulette)
- Pinball Roulette
- Lucky 8 Roulette
Casual and Specialty Game Options:
- Darts
- Slot Box
- Virtual Horses
- Virtual Dogs
- Three Card Brag
- Cashblox
- Slotblox
- Rubik’s Riches
Pros and Cons
Pros
- The review notes that several titles are available to play for free.
- The games cover a variety of themes, including licensed properties.
- The source describes the games as working smoothly across mobile and desktop devices.
The review also identifies progressive jackpots as a feature of the provider’s games.
Cons
- The overall catalogue is described as relatively small, containing fewer than 100 games.
- The review says many mobile versions require a fairly recent operating system and may not work on older iOS or Android phones.
- According to the review, Ash titles are offered by a limited number of casinos.
Conclusion
The review portrays Ash Gaming as an early creative presence in casino software, recognized for detailed visuals and elaborate designs. It says the Playtech acquisition raised the studio’s profile further. Although acquired, Ash is described as retaining its identity and benefiting from the relationship.
The original review characterizes Ash-branded games as quality titles available through casinos it had vetted. It notes that some older games may require a download and cites player reviews suggesting the additional setup could be worthwhile. These claims do not confirm casino status or availability in Canada.
