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Book of Oz Lock n Spin
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Dark Waters 2
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Dark Waters 3 Power Combo: The Cursed Voyage
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Double Lucky Line
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Gems, Bombs & Gold
Goldwyn’s Fairies slot artwork
Goldwyn’s Fairies
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Ivory Citadel
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Reel Splitter
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Rising Royals
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Rockabilly Wolves slot
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Ruby Casino Queen
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Scarab Rush Power Combo
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Stellarcade Power Combo
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Temple Of Lunaris
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Tiki Clusters Blaze & Boom
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Tiki Vikings
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Wonder Woods
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The software development company Just For The Win (JFTW) was established in 2016, making it a late entry to the online gaming sector. Despite this, the developer has achieved some early success by integrating some its games into Microgaming’s QuickFire platform.

This has allowed Just For The Win slots to find their way into several casino lobbies they may have not otherwise. Other developers like Rabcat and Genesis Gaming have been beneficiaries of this model, so Just For The Win could follow in their footsteps.

The first slot game release from Just For The Win was Goldwyn’s Fairies in May 2017. They are expected to roll out several more as the company looks to establish itself in the crowded slot developer market. With offices in Gothenburg and Stockholm, I don’t think it will be long before we see some Scandinavian flavour to some of their slots, as we have done with other developers from that region, such as Play’n Go and NetEnt.