Cherry Casino Given The Online Casino Reports Seal of Approval
Published July 28, 2016 by Mike P
Cherry Casino has reached the requirements needed to receive the Online Casino Reports Seal of Approval, having proven its quality and trustworthiness over many months.
Cherry Casino is the latest site to be enrolled into the Online Casino Reports (OCR) Seal of Approval scheme, as of July 2016. Having met the rigorous standards demanded by the scheme over many months, Cherry Casino can now display the much-coveted seal on its website.
40+ Years of Heritage
The online casino market is one that is filled with lots of young brands, with the older operators typically having 10 years in existence. In this case, however, the Cherry Casino has many more years in its heritage. Having been founded in 1963, Cherry Casino has more than four decades to draw upon.
Cherry Casino started out as a gaming manufacturer of physical machines, with success coming domestically in Sweden during the 1960s. A decade later, in the 1970s, Cherry Casino began to expand on the international stage. At that point, the brand had more than half of the Swedish market and also struck a distribution deal with Atari.
Yggdrasil Gaming Content
Cherry Casino has transitioned effectively into the online world by having high-end slot games from Yggdrasil Gaming. Prime examples include the likes of Wicked Circus, Jokerizer, the Dark Joker Rizes, Casino Zeppelin, and Vikings Go Wild.
The casino also has gaming content from NetEnt, with the live dealers proving to be a popular draw. These specialists are on hand to host interactive games of blackjack, roulette, and more. NetEnt slots like NRVNA and Twin Spin can also be found at Cherry Casino.
OCR Seal of Approval
Fundamentally, the OCR Seal of Approval is a means of informing players as to which high-quality casino sites are the safest and most trusted. As such, the scheme integrates an array of factors to determine when casinos make the grade. Crucially, there is also a re-evaluation process to ensure sites continue to measure up.
First of all, casinos must maintain an OCR review score of at least four stars, with the process covering software, signup, speed, mobile, and more. The process will be repeated on a monthly basis, while sites must have been present at OCR for eight months and online for 12 months. Brands must also have clean reputations and avoid unresolved complaints on OCR.
