SA Gaming Services
Services for SA Gaming’s casino partners include an API to integrate games into online platforms, wallet integration for fund transfers and 24/7 customer support. Its back-office solution is designed for business management and game-statistics tracking. The platform and games support multiple languages and currencies, while online customer-service specialists gather feedback and suggestions to inform improvements.
- API access
- Integrated wallet
- 24/7 customer support
- Back-office tools
- Multiple currencies & languages
- Online customer service
Game selection
The review describes 2 live dealer studios under the SA Gaming name: one in Asia and a newer operation in Europe.
- Asian live casino studio
- European live casino studio (SA Euro)
SA Gaming says its live casino titles were tested and awarded GLI (Global Laboratory International) gaming certificates. It describes GLI as an internationally recognised testing company and says the certification assessed the integrity and security of the games, dealers, croupiers and software. The review also claims that MGA- and Curacao-licensed casinos could offer the titles if they reached an agreement, on the basis that GLI certification was the main requirement. These are reported claims, not a current check of certification or licensing.
SA Gaming live game titles include:
- Live Baccarat
- Live No Commission Baccarat
- Live Cow Cow Baccarat
- Live Dragon Tiger
- Live Sic Bo
- Live Roulette
- Live Blackjack
Dealers and croupiers at both studios speak several languages for the international markets they serve. The review describes a mix of Eastern and Western games as a distinctive option for SA Gaming’s B2B partners, and its live hosts as trained, polite and courteous. Features include live dealer chat, streamlined betting interfaces, statistics, historical views and detailed explanations of each game’s rules.
Conclusion
SA Gaming was among the early live dealer platforms in Asia and other regions. When it entered the market in 2009, however, it was not active in the then-emerging European and LATAM live casino markets. The review recalls Microgaming just beginning its move into Asian live casino, Playtech yet to open its first operation in Laos before later moving to a Manila studio, and Evolution in its first 3 years of business, focused mainly on Europe rather than Asia.
This gave SA Gaming an opportunity to pursue the Asian live dealer audience. The review credits its focus on popular regional casino games and webcam tables, together with an accessible betting interface, trained dealers and a smooth platform with mobile support, for helping it become one of the region’s best-known live dealer providers.
SA Gaming later moved into Europe and was operating there by the time the article was published. The review also reports that the provider won an International Gaming Award for its live casino platform, competing against other operators.