Unfortunately for those who prefer an Apple computer, online casino software is all developed for the Windows operating systems. Even the mobile applications are designed to use Windows mobile technology so what is a Mac user to do? Well, really it boils down to two options for all the Mac lovers out there.

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One option is to run a program that works with Apple yet makes a Windows environment, enabling you to run Windows programs, applications and gaming software. When you consider that most Mac users go for Apple because they dislike the Windows based systems, this is not the ideal solution for most.

The other alternative would be to play only at online casinos that offer a flash-based solution. Flash software runs in the browser so nothing is downloaded to your computer and therefore there are no compatibility issues to worry about.

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There are a couple of drawbacks to using flash rather than the actual software. One is that the software will be more robust, offer more features and be a much more realistic gaming experience than can be found in a flash version. The other drawback is that very few online casinos offer all games in a flash version. You end up playing a limited amount of games, rather than being able to enjoy everything that the online casino has to offer.

The main reason that more applications are not developed for Mac users is that PC users outnumber Mac users by a huge margin. That makes it a far more profitable situation to develop with an eye towards PC markets rather than the smaller Mac market. We've heard rumors and promises of developers working on coming up with more for the Mac but these have rarely come about in reality.