HTML5<\/a> already or else compatible with it, which makes a huge difference when you\u2019re trying to keep up with the better and better devices that consumers are using.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Given the fact that IGT essentially invented video poker, it\u2019s no great surprise to see that they are very proud of their electronic table game offerings in live casino environments. This doesn\u2019t matter much to online players, of course, but it\u2019s a sign of how well they use the technology available to them. The games are designed to be played instantly, so there\u2019s no need to download casino software. Some companies might change this, though, and have a download casino of their own. That\u2019s up to them, obviously, but IGT design their games predominantly for use as instant play offerings.<\/p>\n
Mobile Games<\/h2>\n
Because IGT design their games either in HTML5 or with compatibility for it, the vast majority of them are available to be played on the likes of a mobile phone or tablet. They\u2019re compatible with both iOS and Android, which covers most of the market. That includes both lottery style games, instant wins and variations such as Keno.<\/p>\n
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The slots are the most popular games of theirs to play on a mobile platform, but they aren\u2019t the only ones on offer. IGT saw the mobile revolution coming and adapted to it quickly, even allowing brick and mortar casinos to offer their customers Loyalty Cards on a mobile.<\/p>\n
Live Casino<\/h2>\n
At the time of writing, International Game Technology does not offer any live casino solutions. This could change at any point, of course, but it\u2019s definitely something that lets the company down right now. Given that they\u2019ve realised how lucrative getting as many players as possible to play electronic table games is in a real-life casino, it\u2019s surprising that they haven\u2019t branched out into this department as of yet.<\/p>\n
Progressive Jackpots<\/h2>\n
IGT only have one main jackpot game, which is MegaJackpots. It has an average payout of around \u00a3700,000 and often gets dressed up in numerous different skins. These include Cleopatra, Wolf Run and Isle of Plenty, to name but three.<\/p>\n
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The different skins offered results in a more versatile feel to the game, which in turn means that different players will play it for different reasons and the jackpot will go up far quicker than a game with just one skin. After all, if you don\u2019t like the way that game plays you won\u2019t return, but if you like other versions of the same one then you might well play it regularly.<\/p>\n
WagerWorks<\/h2>\n
A quick shout-out for WagerWorks at this point. The company is now subsidiary of International Game Technology but is run independently. They have their own gaming catalogue, which is updated regularly and of the highest quality.<\/p>\n
Poker variations, such as three-card second-chance, are a speciality. If you see them listed separately anywhere then just bear in mind that they are part of the IGT family.<\/p>\n
About IGT<\/h2>\n
William Redd noticed in the aftermath of the war that the younger generation was all about entertainment. They had just either risked their own lives or else seen family members do the same, plus they lived under the constant threat of nuclear war. Little wonder, then, that they enjoyed listening to music on jukeboxes or having fun playing on pinball machines. Redd invested in both, moving out to Nevada during the 1960s to grow his business out there. Unsurprisingly, Las Vegas soon caught his attention and he set up a new company called Al Supply that distributed coin machines.<\/p>\n
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Redd changed Al Supply to Sircoma and managed to acquire the rights to develop a video poker game, something that would go on to be one of the most popular machines in all of Las Vegas. Such was its popularity, in fact, that the company went public and became International Game Technology in 1981. They began to purchase other companies that operated in a similar field, such as Electronic Data Technologies, which was bought in 1984. They began to track the activity of players and this in turn led to them creating the first ever computerised player loyalty cards in casinos. IGT was also the first company to launch a progressive jackpot when they created the Nevada Megabucks in 1986. It had an initial prize total of $1,000,000.<\/p>\n
In the 1990s International Game Technology began to expand into the European market and continued its ploy of buying up other companies. This included Anchor Gaming in 2001, Acres Gaming in 2003 and WagerWorks in 2005. In 2014 a merger was agreed with the Italian company Gtech and a decision was taken to continue operating under the IGT name. The full title of the combined companies is International Game Technology plc. With countless awards from the industry, such as Global Gaming Awards declaring the company to have the Casino Product of the Year in 2015, and billions of dollars in assets, it\u2019s fair to refer to IGT as an unqualified success story.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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