• Get a taste for investment with BGaming’s latest casual-genre game, Retro Trader
• In the game, you just predict whether a stock will go up or down during a 13-second round
• Players can relax and watch the rest of the action play out without any need to engage

BGaming has been experimenting with new formats to add to its ever-expanding lineup of games. The introduction of Fishing Club, a fishing simulator, and Limbo XY crash game, has both demonstrated the studio’s ability to adapt to and ultimately upend new trends in the online casino vertical.

Retro Trader puts players in the hot seat of investors

The arrival of Retro Trader is no exception, with the developer exploring a brand-new theme and skillfully adapting it to the online casino segment, meeting player expectations in the process.

Retro Trader is about placing a bet on the stock market, and whether your stocks will go up or down in the current round. The game does not necessitate a deeper understanding of the stock market, and each trade you place is individual and limited to the round only.

However, BGaming successfully elicits a strong response from players who feel as if they are playing the Dow. Each round, the stocks will go up or down, and players need only guess the direction in the current round. Because of the flexible betting options, players still feel like they have control over their portfolio.

BGaming makes sure that you don’t get bogged down in the fussiest parts of the experience while still enjoying a rewarding gameplay.

This is not a game you will typically find available with a no deposit bonus, but it is promising to be a lot of fun, building upon BGaming’s deeper understanding of crash-style gaming and emerging trends in online casino play.

Another important part of the new BGaming experience is that the game has an official of 99% theoretical return rate or RTP, and each round is played in two sequences, with money took out of your bankroll twice per round, and a final payout paid at the end of what is usually a 13-second session per bet.

Retro Trader is all about engaging with players

Commenting on this fresh release, BGaming Game Designers Team Lead Alex Baliukonis said: "As we have continuously demonstrated atBGaming, our team is constantly trying to find new ways to engage players."

Although not a true crash game, as you just make a prediction and then let the round play out (much like you would on a slot game), it’s still a fun innovative skin on familiar but slightly enhanced mechanics that make Retro Trader stand out.

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