New Cafe Casino Launches with RTG Software

New online casinos always bring a bit of excitement to players because it represents the addition of more options, more competition between sites and more choices for where to play. The newest online casino to launch is Cafe Casino, a site that's running the Realtime Gaming software. They seem to have a pretty good selection of promotions running for new players, so it's clear they're looking to hit the ground running.

Get a Free $10 Chip

To start things off, players can earn a free $10 chip just for signing up. This free chip bonus can be used to try out the games and to see how the software works for you. Once you're ready to make a real money deposit, you can get an incredible 500 percent match on your initial deposit worth up to $5,000. This is definitely a large enough bonus that many players might want to save up a bit to get as much value from it as they can. This is on top of weekly reload bonus offers, weekly drawings for a piece of $4,000, cashback rewards and other goodies.

Game Selection

The game selection provided by Realtime Gaming casino software is pretty solid. They have dozens of slots to choose from, and their most recent releases have been on par with some of the best games in the industry. What's more is that they have a great selection of table games as well, and this includes Baccarat, craps, roulette, blackjack and a range of casino poker games. Keno and scratch card titles also make an appearance, and this gives players a pretty wide range of options overall.

Licensing and Other Information

Cafe Casino is licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission. This is one of the more solid jurisdictions in the industry, and they've shown this in the past by not being afraid to pull licenses from operators who do not adhere to their guidelines and policies. While this is a pretty new online casino, this license shows that players will be more likely to be able to trust them than they would a site licensed out of some no-name jurisdiction or a jurisdiction like Costa Rica that's known for just being a rubber stamp that holds no real authority whatsoever.

By Jesse Eddleman