Games Global (Microgaming) games
at Alberta casinos

Games Global is where the Microgaming catalogue lives now: the company took over the legendary supplier’s games business in 2022, inheriting the industry’s most famous progressive jackpots and a distribution network of partner studios. For a chunk of Alberta’s register, this catalogue isn’t just carried — it’s the house identity: the Casino Rewards brands (Captain Cooks, Zodiac, Grand Mondial and siblings) and the Palace group (JackpotCity, Ruby Fortune, Spin Casino) built their businesses on it ({{VERIFY: current platform composition per operator}}).

The jackpots everyone’s heard of

Mega Moolah is the reason “casino millionaire” headlines exist — the lion-themed progressive family has paid out eight-figure sums repeatedly, including record-book wins. WowPot is the younger sibling network with its own seven-figure pools.

The honest mechanics apply in full: pooled prizes funded from base-game returns (Mega Moolah’s base RTP sits well below slot average), lottery-shaped odds, and stake-scaled eligibility — the jackpot-slots page prices it out. Play for the ticket, knowingly.

Beyond the jackpots

The legacy catalogue includes some of slots’ most durable titles — Immortal Romance (story-driven free-spin modes that were genuinely novel in 2011), Thunderstruck II, Book of Oz — plus a constant stream of new games from the partner-studio network (Just For The Win, Stormcraft and others) released under the Games Global umbrella. Quality varies by studio more than the shared branding suggests; the RTP/volatility check sorts them per title.

The Alberta angle

Because several licensed operators run substantially on this platform heritage, Games Global’s Alberta relevance is structural, not just shelf-depth ({{VERIFY: AGLC supplier registration}}). If you’re choosing between the Casino Rewards or Palace brands specifically, the games largely overlap — the differences live in payments, support and payout speed, which is exactly what our per-operator reviews measure.