WGS, also called Wager Gaming Technology, is a company that produces software for Online Casinos, along with the necessary games. This company is based in Antigua and if you don't recognize the name, perhaps you will know their former name, Vegas Technologies. They're also known for acquiring a company from the Gambling industry called Odds on Gaming, launched originally in 1996. A number of decent casinos are using their software already, among them being Liberty Slots, Lincoln Casino or Intertops.

At first, this company was just focused on a method of transferring money to sites dealing with e-commerce activities. Eventually, they moved on from that path, switching to creating software for the gambling industry instead. Their license is obtained in the country they're based in, Antigua and Barbuda. It's a US friendly company, so if you're an American you will appreciate how rare that is.

Depending on your operating system and your own preferences, you should be able to play their games both on a Windows PC and on a Mac. That's because they offer a browser and a software version for their platform. You will get a great experience even if you choose to go with the Flash option, instead of the downloadable software. The software is offered in English only, limiting considerably the usefulness of their platform for a lot of people that don't know the language. It would be a considerable disadvantage, especially since so many other companies offer a dozen languages or more.

Your information seems to be in good hands with WGS, at least if we look at their past history (no records of breaches into their security) and the current security measures they have in place (128 bit SSL encryption for all traffic with financial information). Their titles also seem to be fair, and they have the Certified Fair Gaming seal of approval.

More than 150 titles are available at WGS, with the main focus being on Slot machines and on the tournaments one can do with this type of game. Besides the standard mix of classic and video slots, you will discover that you have progressive slots as well, plus specialty and table games.

About 50 slot machines with 5 reels are part of WGS title roster. They tend to be slot machines with 20 or 25 paylines, with interesting graphics (though they have their share of oldies in need of an upgrade) and a list of features that you will enjoy taking advantage of. Jackpots are often valued in the range of $20,000 to $100,000, with examples going as high as $375,000 in a few rare cases (Agent Cash would be a title with that kind of payout). Other generous Slot machines from their collection would be Arctic Queen ($100,000), Butterflies ($70,000) and Cleopatra's Pyramid ($100,000).

They have fewer classic slots, around 40 to be more specific, but that's still a pretty high ratio of classic to modern titles, at least if you look at the competition. Their games tend to be inspired by the classics, made to look like real Slots on the outside, but they look good nonetheless and it shows that some effort was put into them. Another thing you might find peculiar is that they're always offering 1 payline on 3 reels, so they seem to ignore the possibility of a 3 or 5 payline classic.

They even offer 5 progressive slots among the collection of slots they've created so far, some examples being Mega Money, Pay Dirt Slots or Treasure Trail. All their progressives are classic titles with 3 reels/1 payline.

The rest of the games you can expect to find at a WGS Casino include Roulette (American and European), Baccarat, Craps, 16 variants of Video Poker, 6 titles with fixed odds, 4 types of Blackjack, Keno and Casino Poker.

You will find plenty of good reasons to give WGS games a try, a big one being the fact that they accept US players. Their games tend to be quite good, though many of them have a dated look and could use some extra work.