Jadestone online slot sites

Formed in 2002, Jadestone develops interactive, and multiplayer casino games. However, the company's history goes back further – in 1999, the firm was creating online football software.

Jadestone Company Structure

Nowadays, Jadestone has increased in size, and employs more than 50 people throughout Europe. The company recently expanded, thanks to the opening of the Interactive Digital Production Agency. Nowadays, the firm works alongside some of the largest gaming operators on the planet. Headquarters are in Stockholm, Sweden.

Jadestone are masters at creating entertaining games, and high-profile partners include Unitech, Nokia, and Betfair. The company has a corporate tagline, which is 'Always in Play'. Jadestone creates versatile mini games, which operators can place anywhere on their site. These games are highly valued, because they are able to convert sportsbook and skill players into profitable casino members. Features include bet levels for individual games, one-button gameplay, customisable sounds, and the ability to play for fun and real money.

Games

Currently, the Jadestone portfolio contains around 30 games, with more being added on a regular basis. Modern humans are adept at multitasking nowadays, and Jadestone capitalise on this – their games can be played simultaneously alongside bingo.

Amongst the flagship games are roulette, three reel slots, blackjack, mini baccarat, and video poker. There are numerous video poker variants, which include joker poker, tens or better, and jacks or better.

Money-spinning slots include Jolly Roger, Cats and Cash, and Fortune Teller. For lovers of old-fashioned fruit machines, there is Lucky Diamonds, Wild Melon, and Irish Gold, the obligatory Irish-themed game, diddly dee indeed.

Jadestone hosts a multiplayer games network, where players can battle it out on six individual titles – Backgammon, Shoot the Moon, and Liar's Dice inclusive.

Looking for an interesting new card game? Then check the International Games Section, where you can play games such as Scopa, the most popular card game in Italy. It takes some getting used to, but it's worth it – you use a standard 40 card Italian deck, and two players can pit their wits, or four players can enter into two partnerships.

For a Spanish twist, play Escobar – this is the Spanish version of Scopa, and the first player to hit 15 points will clear the table. It's fast, incredibly challenging, yet easy to pick up.