EntwineTech Provider Review, Details and Rating!DISCLOSURE

In the first year or so, EntwineTech was busy building and testing its platform. Only when they had a stable product and a Filipino license were they able to open up a studio. Their Manilla facilities immediately caught the attention of everyone. While most Asian live casino developers went all out on oriental imagery, ET wanted to do something unusual. They somehow managed to fuse the vibe of Macau with the one of Vegas. It was an interesting choice, as nobody thought these two themes would go together. Devoid of dragon and tiger imagery at every step, the backdrop of EntwineTech’s table became a proper hit.

In 2018, they broke a barrier that nobody thought was possible. With the opening of their studio in Latvia, this provider became the first Asian live dealer company to build and open their own facilities in Europe. Sure, Asia Gaming followed up with their Portomaso tables, but this isn’t an independent studio. They are merely renting the floor space in an existing land-based casino. Whilst still an impressive move, EntwineTech will forever be remembered as a trailblazer. Even though it’s been a little over three years since the Latvian grand opening, ET managed to attract quite a few European-centric sites. This number is expected to rise, as the provider looks to achieve world domination.

With these two studios, EntwineTech was able to create a balance and prevent the overburdening of their team of dealers. So, you can expect to see English-speaking dealers at European casinos that carry ET’s software. For Asian markets, Chinese and Malay-speaking employees will handle the business, along with the usual English-speaking ones. We have to say, for people whose native language isn’t English, they are surprisingly fluent. There wasn’t even a single lapse in communication, and the politeness can be felt in both studios. This consistency is one of EntwineTech’s strong sides and Livecasinos.com is certain you’ll appreciate it.

The EntwineTech portfolio consists mainly of baccarat live dealer games, roulette, blackjack, and there are also options of Sic Bo and Dragon Tiger.

Particularly popular is their Jeju series which consists of several notable titles that we can freely recommend (in addition to the RNG variants):

• Baccarat Jeju
• Baccarat RNG Jeju
• Roulette Jeju
• Roulette RNG Jeju
• Sic Bo Jeju

At first, the games suffered from poor stream quality and lack of additional features, but now all of them can be experienced in full screen, in multiple languages, and on mobile. A large part of this provider’s mobile prowess is the n2-LIVE platform, fully optimized for all smartphones. Sporting innovation and stability, the new mobile software gives the players what they’ve been craving in the past few years. Whether or not the results of this effort were successful is up for debate.

As for the stream that n2-LIVE live runs on, it is powered by AngeInLive and the product boasts both a native app and HTML5-based games. However, we have a problem with the fact that not every game is available for mobile play. At first, we thought this was due to the games running on different platforms, but the tech part of the team concluded this wasn’t the case. In a time where mobile gaming is growing at a rapid pace, it’s just laziness not to bother to port all of your games to smartphones. Still, the overall offer contains some nice things.