Call me a Mac snob, but I hate PCs. To me, the difference between a Mac and a PC is like comparing a Lexus with a Model T. The Starship Enterprise with the Millenium Falcon. Something that works really well with something that is crappy and does not work very well. So I couldn’t be happier to hear that Mac software is becoming more intergrated into the world onf online casinos.

In September, UltimateBet will release a new downloadable, Mac-friendly online casino. Probably the only disadvantage to having a Mac is that online gaming, whether it be nerd (RPGs) or online casino related, is largely unavailable to those users.  But times seem to be changing.

Tokwiro Chief Operating Officer Paul Leggett said, “Our company strives to make our poker room accessible to as many people as possible, and we recognize that Apple computers have a growing market share in the personal computing industry. In response to this trend we have developed an all new download poker application specifically for the Mac Operating System,” he said. “As a Mac user, the only real limitation I have found is that a lot of poker applications will not run on the Mac OS. With UB Mac, players will enjoy the same incredible user experience that PC users currently have, and we remain committed to ongoing development of our Mac online poker client to ensure it is the best in the business.”

And by same incredible experience, he means a better experience. In that whenever Mac users start up their computer, they don’t have to see some kind of error message like “Error Message: Rundl32” or the stupid Norton Antivirus critical update box popping up in the corner every two seconds to remind you how PCs get more viruses than Paris Hilton’s vagina and Macs do not.

Another UltimateBet online casino feature is their “No Download Poker Games.” These allow both PC and Mac users to play UltimateBet online casino from anywhere.

Tags: Mac OSX, Mac Software, online casino, online casinos, online gambling, online poker, UltimateBet.com

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