In search of these games

Hello, I'm looking for online casinos that use the provider Push Gaming. I played at foreign casinos for years, but recently German players are no longer allowed to play at this provider. I enjoy playing Razor Shark, Razor Return, Fang City, and Big Push. Unfortunately, I can't find the latter two games at German casinos. Can someone tell me which casinos I can play them at? Thanks in advance.

I also play at Leo Vegas and Wunderrino; they have Push Gaming but not these new games like Fang City and Big Bit Push.

Please browse the recommended casinos here and set the filters to your liking. Hopefully you will be able to find what you're looking for.

Let us know if you were lucky. 🙂

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find games from the provider Push Gaming, such as Fang City or Big Bite Push, anywhere in German casinos. Why has this changed recently? I played at Ice Casino and Vulkan Vegas for years, and then suddenly these providers were no longer available. Do you have an explanation for this?

Hello, the easiest explanation is that the provider had left the regulated German market. This could potentially be related to market licenses. This explanation aligns with your assertion that all those providers have disappeared in more casinos. 🙁

That's a real shame. Will this be the way it is forever? If so, then unfortunately it won't be as interesting for me and many other Pushgaming fans to play in casinos anymore. We mainly played only with this provider. I know there are other interesting providers, but everyone has their favorite.

I don't think we can answer this question, you know. You could try to contact these game providers, but it is really hard to know how it will be in the future.

Aren't there any other games you are able to play, though? Or they don't interest you that much?

I've searched so much for these games, but unfortunately I haven't found a casino that has them from Pushgaming. Could you perhaps send me a list of German casinos that offer this provider?

Hello, sadly, we do not have such a list; however, if you find the game in your free games section, you may also check why casinos offer the same provider or game. However, due to GGL regulations, you may very likely see different results or none at all.

The thing is that if the game provider is not allowed in your country, you won't see any result. If you use a VPN to see all casinos from different countries, it potentially may be inaccurate, since your website is tailored based on your country settings.

In any case, this link leads to the game section and it should be preset to Push Gaming. 👈

I imagine it sounds weird, so feel free to ask; I'll do my best to explain. 🙏

I've been playing at ICE "Vulkan Vegas" for several years now. I really enjoyed playing with the provider Pushgaming, but since they went out of business, you can't win anything there anymore. Is it possible to play at casinos with Pushgaming using a VPN?

And constantly, just when you feel like you're winning a game, the casino reports that they're having problems with the game you're currently playing. And if I deposit €50 and play down €8, then get free spins, the winnings are almost always exactly what I just lost in the game, which is €8. This happens very, very often, and I've noticed it many times. Is all of this legal? Best regards.

Oh, I understand that it can be frustrating when a game doesn’t go the way you expect.

I want to warn you here, though: Using a VPN to play games that are not available in your country is usually not allowed and can break both the casino rules and occasionally even the law. Read your local gambling restrictions and laws, please. Germany is one of the most regulated countries I'm familiar with. Just be cautious, please.

Game interruptions happen, and to me, it says more about the game provider's servers. And the way bonus winnings are calculated is usually explained in the casino’s terms and conditions. Online slot results are random, so it’s normal that outcomes sometimes feel like they match your previous losses. Such an outcome is usually just chance, not manipulation.

A kind recommendation if you don't mind: The safest way to play is at casinos licensed for your country, and if you notice anything unusual, you can contact their support and escalate issues to your regulator.

Would that make you feel more protected, perhaps?