Best casino artwork and theming

[Gambling Devil]

Who do you believe has the best casino artwork. On their website and in their software? Who has the worst?

Does the artwork and theming make it more appealing to you or do you completely ignore it looking for other factors that make a good casino: payout %, live support, bonusing, reputation, wagering req etc?

I posted this thread on a few other boards but I'd be interested to see some UK points of view on it.

[junglepocket]

I like casino tropez and their design. theres something about the green shading that I like. Dunno what it is - just think it works really nice and is quite soothying feeling?

I think site design is quite important, especially if its an unknown casino. Good web design I think promotes a sense of safety and trust.

[dendrite]

Hi Gambling Devil

I like the more 'cartoony' style, like superslots

I'd be very interested in what your responses were from other places you posted the question

[Gibraltor]

The presentation and get-up of a site definately holds a great importance. It enhances the goodwill of that operator site and players feel confident there.

[Basil-H]

Gambling Devil,

For me, presentation can be everything as a lot of the rest is identical from one operator to another. Cheap, flashy looking sites just make me think they'll cheat me, rob my cash and infect my PC with viruses.

So I agree with junglepocket and gibraltor but disagree with dendrite.

[HugoCart]

If you are looking for the best sites in the UK, some trusted names in the
industry are Intercasino and partner families - powered by Cryptologic,
the 32Red group, powered by Microgaming, and Virgin Casino, who uses Wagerworks. All of these software developers have been around a long time, and thus their roulette games are well presented, run smoothly, and look great.

[KasinoKing]

Who do you believe has the best casino artwork. On their website and in their software? Who has the worst?

Does the artwork and theming make it more appealing to you or do you completely ignore it looking for other factors that make a good casino: payout %, live support, bonusing, reputation, wagering req etc?

I posted this thread on a few other boards but I'd be interested to see some UK points of view on it.

The bottom line is how generous are their promotions, how good are their games and will they pay you quickly with no fuss when you withdraw. For me these are far more important factors than presentation, although a 'professional look' does usually mean a well run establishment.

Microgaming casinos are all good, but all much the same as each other and I find it very irritating that a fully downloaded & installed MG casino on my PC (which I use every day) can still take up to 2 to 3 minutes to 'boot up'. WTF is that about?

Probably my favorites for presentation at the moment are 3Dice with their totally unique lobby, and some of the Rival casinos - I particularly like Paradise 8 with their very serene tropical beach backdrop.
KK