Supreme Play Casino is currently making a splash in the market, so I’m checking it out. First, I want to look at the basics — what do they run and who certifies them. First, they run Rival software, so if you’re a fan of Rival games, like iSlots, this is a casino to check out. (I love iSlots, so that’s a mark in their favor). They’re licensed in the Netherlands Antilles but I’m having trouble finding out who certifies them as far as fair gaming. I think it’s Curacao Internet Gaming Association (CIGA), which would fit the license, but the logo on Supreme Play is too small and doesn’t link to further information. It doesn’t match the CIGA logo on Ruby Royal Casino. Hopefully, Supreme Play will make that information clearer in the near future.

So, what’s the actual play like? How easy or hard is it for me to get up and running on my computer? They do have an visible and easy to find “Instant Play” button and clicking that quickly loads a view of slot games I can play. Clicking Moonlight Mystery slots loads another screen. A bit of downloading and I can choose to play for fun or cash. Since I’m just checking the site out, I’m playing for fun. I have to register, but that’s quick and easy. I have a separate email I use for casinos so I can quickly check the offers they send each week, so don’t be afraid to give an email address.

And I’m up and running in no time. Not bad Supreme Play, not bad at all. I’m going to play for awhile, check out the casino bonus and be back with more this afternoon. (I foresee playing a little Moonlight Mystery over lunch.)