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Online Casino operator 7Spins Casino announces it's new fair gaming certification from TST, Technical Systems Testing. This new approval helps to guarantee the fairness and reliability on the 7Spins Casino software.
7Spins Casino a reputable Online Casino, is pleased to announce it's new fair gaming certification from Technical Systems Testing (TST), Ltd. TST is an industry leader in the casino regulation field, with a strong reputation for fairness earned as an independent auditor of online and land-based casinos.

The testing process involved reviews of the games and source code in the 7Spins Casino software, as well as reviews of the casino documentation and payout records. 7Spins Casino passed the review in all categories, and the games were certified as fair. 7Spins Casino is proud to be entitled to include the TST logo on their site.
7Spins Casino Chief Operation Officer, Greg Mallon has this to say: "7Spins Casino was always fair and reliable to its clients; the TST certification we got is another independent and important third party affirmation to our honest attitude and respect for our players."

TST audits and certifies that the online gaming operations are fair, secure and auditable. It also certifies that the gaming operations comply with the industry standards and meet the statutory requirements imposed by the licensing jurisdiction. Certificates issued by TST are accepted by software suppliers, licensees, online casino operators and the community of Internet players.
7Spins reputation for both security and fairness is unparalleled in the online gambling industry. Since 7Spins Casino site's inception on July 2008, 7Spins has been diligent in their efforts to pursue the safest and fairest casino environment possible. 7Spins has ongoing partnerships with several outside security groups, and readily and voluntarily undergo independent audits.

"7Spins Casino has committed itself to provide the utmost best in honest gaming, this certification is but one indication of this dedication to fairness we strive for." Added Mr. Mallon.