Slotland does one thing. Slots. And that's all they do. There are no blackjack tables, no video poker games, no roulette wheel. Just slots.

And, they do slots pretty well.

The games at Slotland are all custom made, so you can not find them anywhere else on the net. And, they all have their own special features.

For instance, the Booster machine has a "boost" symbol that allows you to up the bet in the middle of a spin. The Heavy Metal game has a hold feature, and allows players to win on their current spin, or put together winners based on their past several spins.

It's the unique nature of each of the slots at the casino that makes playing at Slotland attractive. Well, that and their loose slots. Each of the machines is set to pay out at a rate of 98%, which makes for a lot of gameplay and more than a few winning sessions.

There are a couple of drawbacks at Slotland. One is that you cannot try out the games for free. The casino has a casino-wide progressive jackpot. That means every spin, on every machine adds to the jackpot total. With all of the games tied to central banking like that, none of them can be played for free.

Also, Slotland was put together to make it accessible for everyone. Mac users are welcome, PC users are welcome, even WebTV and internet "appliance" users are welcome. And, in order to accomodate everyone the casino had to write the games in a way that used as little bells and whistles as possible. That meant leaving out the sound.

That's right, silent slot machines. And that seems like it would be absolutely horrible. But, becuase of the ingenious slots, and the high winning percentage, you'll find that halfway through your first session you'll forget that there's no background noise.

I've taken to playing music while playing at Slotland.

I've included Slotland because they are Mac compatible, the game are loose, and the company has no problems in paying winners quickly. They are not the fanciest online casino by any means, but they do what they do well, and are honest.