Games
Felt builds its games using HTML5, allowing them to load without a dedicated download and run on phones and tablets as well as desktop devices. Their streamlined presentation supports faster loading. Players can choose between single-player and multiplayer modes.
Felt aims to bring the possibility of bigger jackpots to table games, a feature more often associated with slots. Some titles are described as offering wins of up to 2,000 to 1. The reported average Return to Player for most games is between 93% and 96%, so the potential for a large payout does not represent the typical return.
Examples from the catalogue include:
Blackjack:
- Perfect Pairs
- 21 3
- Buster Blackjack
- Lucky Lucky
- Suit ‘em Up
- Blackjack with Buster Bet
- Blackjack with 6 in 1 Bets
Poker:
- Caribbean Stud
- Texas Hold ‘em
- High Card Flush
- 3 Card Hold ‘em
Double Ball Roulette is Felt’s only roulette title. It uses the familiar roulette format, but with two balls in play, giving each spin two possible winning outcomes.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Players can access the games in 8 different languages.
- Felt titles are available at some reputable online casinos.
- The games use straightforward wagering options, so players can get started without mastering complicated rules.
Cons
- The provider offers only table games, with a catalogue of just 12 titles.
- The official website provides little about the company’s origins and history.
- The available games may be better suited to high rollers than casual players.
- The games are not available in every region worldwide.
Conclusion
Felt shares little publicly about its game development process or future plans. That lack of information may make some players cautious. In online gambling, it can be hard to build confidence when a company’s background and processes are difficult to assess.
Despite these information gaps, Felt has built distribution partnerships with established industry names, which helped some players feel comfortable wagering on its games. The company held licenses in several recognized gambling jurisdictions. Players quoted in the review described a casino-like experience, though those accounts cannot predict how the games will work for other players.
