Introduction

SYNOT Games is a casino game developer that is based out of Bratislava, Slovakia and provides different online games to developers in regulated markets. The development team is part of the SYNOT Group, which provides gaming services to 20 different countries and has roughly 3,000 employees. The company places an emphasis on putting out a series of games every year, and at least 14 different slots or roulette games have been deployed annually.

SYNOT has gaming licenses in jurisdictions such as Malta and Romania, and they have their software regularly audited by BMM Testlabs and Gaming Laboratories International to ensure that the games are fair and paying out according to the posted numbers. The developer deploys their games in HTML5 format, which ensures a wide compatibility across different devices, including smartphones and tablets. The group boasts that the games can be played in up to 1080p resolution, so if you have a sharp screen, you’ll be able to appreciate the detail.

In order to maximize their exposure, SYNOT has partnered with gaming platforms like EveryMatrix, GAN, iSoftBet, iForium, and others to help deploy their games. These agreements allow more casino operators to offer SYNOT titles, and have helped more eyeballs find the games.

While some of the games may lack a bit of the polish you’d find from the likes of Playtech or Microgaming, SYNOT’s games still function quite well, and are a worthy addition to a casino’s library.

Slots

I would say the Synot Games slots are above average in terms of graphics and sound. The game play is pretty standard, with stacked symbols and a free spin bonus on most games. They are kind enough to reveal the returns of their games. Here they are for some random games selected.

• Dragons of Fortune — 94.04%
• 88 Pearls — 95.94%
• Corsair Queen — 94.84%
• Fire Witch — 95.05%
• Fruity Gold — 96.2%
• Book of Secrets — 96.05%
• Moonlight Fortune — 96.1%
• Reel Sheriff — 94.86%

Roulette

There are five roulette wheels to choose from. The "VIP" versions seem to be the same as non-VIP, except higher limits. The only difference between the Diamond and Ultimate games seems to be the angle of the table. The Platinum table has a more classic 2-D look to it. All wheels are single-zero, thus a 2.70% house edge on all bets.

External Links

Synot Games — Corporate web site.