First Web Casino

First Web Casino is a Microgaming-powered casino operated by the Jackpot Factory management team (owners of 4 online casinos and one online poker room). This casino bills itself as a ‘well established 50's style casino’ and since I had never played here before, I decided it was time for a review.

Being part of such a large casino group I expected good things from the First Web Casino website, and have to say I was not disappointed. Although the web pages of First Web Casino are very intensive in terms of ‘flash’ content (which very, very old computers may not be able to handle), this really makes the casino website stand out as users are instantly greeted by the First Web ‘character’ (visit the site – you’ll see the cartoon of the guy I mean!) and a cool 50's style music background.

More importantly, the First Web Casino website has sections on all the important things for a person deciding whether to play at a casino or not – banking, promotions, games preview, support etc. I personally think it is always a good sign when a casino puts the time and effort into putting together important information sections – it shows that management recognize the needs of the player.

As I always state, the best playing environment is achieved through the download version of the First Web Casino software. However, a flash version of First Web Casino is available for those wanting to play instantly. It’ns worth remembering through that not all games are playable in flash and the quality is not quite as good as with the download version.

For those that decide that downloading is not a problem, the file size for the initial download is 6.4 mb. This is not too big and means that most users should be up and running pretty quickly. The installation process is also very simple – after a few minutes the software was installed and running on my computer.

Signing up at First Web Casino is also a straight forward process. The usual pieces of information such as address, email's etc. are required, with users submitting data through a standard form interface. Players can also choose which currency they want to play in – US$, Euros and UK £ are all available. I opted for a US$ account and with a few clicks I was ready to play.