Casino Blu

Casino Blu Review

Casino Blu review

Casino Blu is an odd one, in that based on the website name, the logo, and the tab, it doesn’t appear to have any idea what it is called. Is it Casino Blu Sky? Is it Casino Blu? Is it Blu Casino? If they don’t know, what possible chance do we have? For the purpose of continuity, I will refer to this casino as Casino Blu, because I think that has the nicest ring to it, so I’m just going to assume it’s called that.

Casino Blu is a site on the Game Tech network, the Game Tech Group, as you are most likely aware, has been caught in the past using pirated NetEnt software, something which they have been punished for, and, as far as anyone is aware, something they no longer do. Despite there being no suggestion of Game Tech engaging in such activities any more, the company cannot help but have a black cloud over the top of it as a result, and that leaves some rather sceptical when it comes to Casino Blu.

If you are not one of those sceptics, then here’s a bit about Casino Blu. Launched in 2015, Casino Blu has received mixed reviews from players and critics. So, considering the stiff competition that exists in the busy online casino world, is Casino Blu worth your time?

Design and theme

It would be weird if I said Casino Blu wasn’t blue, wouldn’t it? Not least because it is, in fact, it’s very blue. However, instead of using the blocks of colour you may expect, Casino Blu instead opts for a tropical beach theme, with clear blue skies and clearer blue seas. This makes the site far more aesthetically pleasing, and much less distracting than those sites that do choose to incorporate blocks of bright colours into their design work.

As is the necessity if you are an online casino trying to survive in the current market, Casino Blu has a range of thumbnails for popular games displayed on the homepage, allowing immediate access to players with an account, something that has proven popular in the increasingly fast moving online world.

Game Tech Group sites tend to offer pretty much identical content, meaning that it is only really the packaging that sets them apart, and Casino Blu is a good-looking site, so if you fancy a Game Tech site, this one is up there with the best of them, although it probably loses out to Company Casino in terms of aesthetics.

Games

As alluded to above, the games here are the same as the games at any other Game Tech site, but if you’re not aware of what that means, it’s actually quite good news. Games at Casino Blu come via the likes of 1X2gaming, Amaya, BetSoft, ELK Studios, Extreme Live Gaming, GameScale, Nektan, NetEnt, NextGen Gaming, NYX Gaming, and Thunderkick, meaning that if you’re looking for an old favourite, a new release, or a previously undiscovered treasure, then this site has you covered.

It isn’t only the variety in games that is exciting at game Tech sites, and Casino Blu is no different, with game categories including video slots, table and card games, live casino, classic slots, video poker, scratch cards, micro bet, and action games. It’s hard to argue with this level of choice, and it must be said, that despite Game Tech’s issues in the past, they know how to provide gaming options. However, the fact that these options are the same at every Game Tech site, means that once you’ve found one, you may as well stay there, and Casino Blu (if that even is its real name) is a good choice for that.