Amazon Slots Bonus

Design & Usability

Amazon Slots is one of the more uniquely themed casinos around. As suggested by its name, players are transported to the Amazon rainforest. Illustrated graphics deck out the site — the navigation buttons take on a ‘wooden’ style while waterfalls pour in the background. We like this colourful approach, and it makes a change from the more typical casino designs we usually see.

As for the usability, it’s fairly easy to get around the site. Games, promotions, and support can be accessed from the top menu. The library itself is split into different categories, although this feature is rather clunky. Players can also use a search bar to find games, but will need to match the title exactly to find what they’re looking for. The experience is a little frustrating on the whole — for example, there’s no specific category for live casino games, which are instead lumped in with RNG titles. We can probably forgive Amazon Slots for this shortfall as the library isn’t enormous.

Software

With around 700 games in the Amazon Slots library spanning slots, table games, bingo, and scratchcards, there’s plenty to get your teeth into. With any casino, taking a look at the roster of software providers is a good way to gauge the games on offer. Many of the biggest names are present here, including NetEnt, Microgaming, and Blueprint. You’ll find smaller studios too — we’re glad to see the inclusion of Yggdrasil in particular, as this developer has produced some fantastic slots in recent years.

The most significant absence is Evolution Gaming. Instead, the live dealer library is covered by Pragmatic Play and OnAir Entertainment.

Games

Don’t be fooled by the Amazon Slots brand — there’s more than just slots on offer at this online casino. Although the slots collection is undoubtedly impressive, those who prefer a bit more variety — especially when it comes to table games and live dealers — will find that there’s plenty to like about Amazon Slots. Here’s a closer look at what’s available.

Slots

As with many online casinos, players get the greatest choice within the slots category. Of course, that comes as no surprise given this site’s name.

At over 600 strong, the reels library at Amazon Slots is substantial. While it may not compete with the very largest catalogues, sometimes there comes a point where there’s too much choice. With Amazon Slots hosting popular titles like Starburst and Gonzo’s Quest alongside an eclectic mix of games from smaller developers, we expect most players will find what they’re looking for.

If there’s one area to improve here, it’s the jackpot slots. The collection is decent, but some noteworthy titles are missing. Mega Moolah is one example, despite inclusion of other Microgaming slots at the site. There doesn’t seem to be as much diversity of theme in the jackpot category either.

Table Games

Fans of blackjack and roulette will have a fair selection to choose from at Amazon Slots. Some blackjack variants on offer include European, Atlantic City, and Vegas Downtown. Fans of the little wheel can enjoy American and European roulette, or 100/1 Roulette played on 105 pockets. Both blackjack and roulette are available in a multihand format for players wanting a faster pace.

As for other table games, Amazon Slots falls pretty short here. There’s one baccarat title, but no craps or sic bo. There are a handful of video poker games, which may be enough to scratch the itch for casual players.

Live Casino

We can’t lie — we’ve certainly seen more expansive live dealer libraries than the one found at Amazon Slots. Evolution Gaming is glaringly absent here. As one of the leading providers of live casino games, this is a box we like to see ticked in all our casino reviews.

Amazon Slots doesn’t fail entirely here though. There’s a robust collection of live dealer games from Pragmatic Play and the lesser-known OnAir Entertainment. Players get a reasonable choice of live blackjack and roulette experiences, with OnAir broadcasting its games from a number of locations around the world. Which studio you tune into is up to you — a nice touch we don’t see at that many casinos.

As for live game shows, there’s not much to mention here. 9 Pots of Gold Live, Mega Wheel, and Sweet Bonanza CandyLand are your only options. With many of the best game shows coming courtesy of Evolution, we’d like to see a partnership with the developer in future for Amazon Slots to better deliver in this area.

The cashier at Amazon Slots is not the most flexible we’ve seen. Players can choose from debit cards, PayPal, Paysafecard, or Pay by Mobile. We expect most will be content with these options, but it would be nice to see support for some more e-wallets as well as Trustly.

There are some other drawbacks to be found. All withdrawals must go through a 72-hour pending period before they’re sent to your account, so fast withdrawals won’t be available at Amazon Slots.

Players are also charged a £2.50 fee on all withdrawals, no matter the size. That’s a pretty substantial amount, especially if you’re on a smaller budget. In our view, any fees levied on withdrawals aren’t friendly to players — there are plenty of sites out there that don’t do this. The T&Cs also led us to believe withdrawals to PayPal aren’t possible, meaning you’ll need to use a debit card to cash out.

Support Options

Customer support is one area we’d like to see Amazon Slots improve. Email is the only option here, and the casino aims to reply within two business days — that may not be prompt enough if you’ve got a pressing issue. With many casinos offering 24/7 live chat, this would be a welcome addition to the site. There is, however, a reasonably detailed FAQ section for the most common queries.

The Amazon Slots mobile site is fully functional and offers a similar experience to the desktop version. We have no complaints here: it’s quick and easy to browse games thanks to the large thumbnails, and the library has been optimised for mobiles and tablets.