Established in: 1998
Based at: Curacao, Netherlands Antilles

Specialized in: Developing download-based casino software

Realtime Gaming is an online casino company that mainly develops download-based casino software, licensed by several operators that run their casinos on Realtime Gaming software. Since its foundations in 1998, the company grew into one of the leading online software providers, a success that is mostly due to the commitments to quality and to research and developed.

The company was originally based in Atlanta Georgia but later on they moved to Costa Rica. In January 2007, Realtime Gaming was purchased by Hastings International, and so the company moved to its current location in Curacao.

Realtime Gaming also specializes in managing backrooms, providing the needed tools for a gaming site to operate smoothly. Such tools include real-time accounts of players’ transactions and plays, allowing casino staff to be continually informed of any issues players might face, essentially ensuring a better service for clients.

The software of Realtime Gaming is built to provide speed, reliability and high graphical detail realism, thereby creating an exciting and realistic atmosphere for players from all over the globe. The software is quick to download and easy to use, also existing in Flash applications that require no downloads or installations.

All software released by Realtime Gaming's software is tested and approved by Technical System Testing, which is a global leader in testing gaming software and Random Number Generation. The certification awarded by this testing is quite hard to achieve as the standards are high and extensive. However, no Realtime Gaming software is released until it is certified by Technical System Testing.

Interesting fact: In 2004, Realtime Gaming hit the headlines when a player won $1.3 million (from a $1,000) while playing Caribbean 21 at Hampton Casino and $96,000 when playing at Delano casino, both casinos being RTG-powered sites.This player was actually accused of cheating and the casino claimed that the winnings would not be paid. However, the details of the final settlement were never published.