Blackjack/Roulette software wanted

dkinderis

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Hey guys,

Google wasn't really suggesting anything what i was looking for so i turn to you loyal blackhatter. So i have this game gambling website and i was thinking about adding blackjack or roulette to the website. The only problem is being the fact that i don't have the experience to code it myself and i just prefer to lay down some money for something that is professionally finished and ready to go. I looked for clients that i could put in the website but most roulette clients are ~$20k which is a bit more than i am willing to pay and most blackjack clients and software i looked up are either vintage and old or they are made just so you could learn to count cards.

Have you guys and girls seen or used any blackjack/roulette clients that are for sale for a reasonable amount? If so please share as all the replies will be much appreciated. Thanks.
 
For a start it would depend on what country you are targeting, because you will also need a gambling licence. There is Everymatrix, you could try. I'm not sure if it is what you would be looking at. However if you are looking at cheap, as in ridiculously cheap, you may as well forget it.
 
For a start it would depend on what country you are targeting, because you will also need a gambling licence. There is Everymatrix, you could try. I'm not sure if it is what you would be looking at. However if you are looking at cheap, as in ridiculously cheap, you may as well forget it.
Well the actually website is based in NA but the target audience / players are all scattered across the globe. As for the price i would be willing to pay upto $5000. And i will for sure look into Everymatrix, thanks!
 
Your other and better solution if you are limited to a budget, would be to iframe free roulette games into your site, then affiliate for several casinos.

You wouldn't really just pay a one up $5000 fee. You would need licencing fees ect
 
I just realised that i didnt mention that the website doesn't offer real money gambling. So we need a stand-alone API driven roulette client that doesnt require licensing.
 
I just realised that i didnt mention that the website doesn't offer real money gambling. So we need a stand-alone API driven roulette client that doesnt require licensing.

Oh well then you may as well just iFrame a free play roulette game in.
 
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