Coral Bonus

Design & Usability

I’ve reviewed a lot of online casinos, which means I can tell a well-designed site from a badly designed one almost immediately; as soon as I landed on the Coral homepage, I could tell this casino belongs in the first category.

The headline bonuses fill the banner on the homepage, so new players will be alerted to all of the best perks of this casino from the word go. Players will then notice all the different types of games available on-site at the top of the page, which are broken down into New, Live Casino, Slots, Tables, Megaways, Jackpots, Exclusives and Slingo & Scratch categories. Scroll down the page and you’ll get a little flavour of the kind of games in each category.

It’s clear that Coral is proud of its long history in the gambling industry, evident in the helpful sections of text laid out at the bottom of the homepage. New visitors to the site can quickly learn about the type of games on offer, some of the casino’s outstanding perks, and how they can make the most of their Coral casino accounts. It’s a simple thing, but trust me – this kind of information isn’t so readily available at other sites, perhaps because there’s less to be proud of.

Software

With over 3,000 games in its arsenal, expect Coral to have established partnerships with all of the iGaming industry’s most creative studios. Its slots section covers an extensive range of Megaways titles and Jackpot games, so Big Time Gaming and Pragmatic Play feature heavily.

But really it’s folly to point out just one or two software developers. I used the search bar to find all of the most popular releases of the last decade, and every single one I could think of was accounted for in Coral’s library. So expect games from Microgaming, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Evolution, Playtech, Red Tiger, Blueprint, Yggdrasil, Nolimit City, and literally dozens more.

Games

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I’m really impressed by Coral’s games library for a number of reasons. The first of these is size, with well over 3,000 titles to choose from; the second is variety, with diversity in the slots, live casino and table games categories; and finally, players have access to a range of exclusive games that aren’t available anywhere else online.

I also love the way Coral organises its games, with individual sections for Megaways slots, Jackpots, Slingo & Scratch games, as well as for Slots, Tables and Live Casino, as you’d expect. There’s also a dedicated section for the latest additions, so you can easily find the freshest slots coming to market. And for those on tight budgets, scroll down to the list of games available to play from just 10p.

Coral highlights Big Banker, Big Bass Splash, Age of the Gods, Fishin’ Frenzy and Eye of Horus as some of its most popular slots. It also points table game players towards Premium Blackjack, Quantum Roulette, and Coral’s exclusive roulette title for the best experiences on the felt.
If it’s the exclusive titles you’re most interested in playing, check out Joker Fortunes, Bigger Banker, Cry Wolf, Farmyard Bonanza, Hotspot Roulette and Coral Acca Roulette – these are regarded by Coral itself as the best of its exclusive releases.

Coral isn’t the only casino with its own exclusive titles, but I’d argue this site goes a little further than others. Most exclusive games are reserved for the reels, but Coral’s Well Well Well can be played in a live casino environment, similar to other wheel-based live gameshows like Evolution’s Dream Catcher.

Slots

Out of all of the available casino categories, Coral’s slots section is by far the most extensive. Members have several hundred games to choose from here, with modern-day 5-reel games, interesting Megaways and even the classic 3-reel ‘pub’ games to choose from. The providers behind these games are just fantastic too, with providers like NetEnt, Playtech and IGT being major contributors to the overall selection.

Some of the best slots you can play here include the likes of Rainbow Riches, Epic Ape, Cleopatra and Diamond Mine. With that said, Coral is a top site for jackpots too. Take the game Jackpot Giant as a prime example – the payout for this game is almost £4,000,000 at the time of writing, which is just huge.

Table Games

Fans of table games will certainly not be disappointed with Coral Casino’s table games collection, since there’s a good number of games and plenty of variety among the collection. You’ll find close to 50 games altogether, including around 20 roulette variants, over a dozen blackjack titles and a handful of other classic casino games, from sic bo and craps, to red dog, three card brag and Caribbean stud poker.

Live Casino

Coral’s live casino is primarily operated through a company called Eurolive, which is why the games you can find here are quite different from other sites. With that said, there is a selection of more than 30 games to choose from here, with many games for live blackjack, live roulette and baccarat currently available. The quality of the streams for these games are okay, but we would say that they aren’t quite as good as other providers such as NetEnt or Evolution Gaming.

The range of games is still impressive, however, and we would recommend jumping in with titles like Quantum Roulette, God of Storms Live Slots, Speed Blackjack and Spread Bet Roulette to get started.

Players have a choice of five different depositing options at Coral: Visa, Mastercard and Maestro debit cards, PayPal, Paysafecard, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Although this covers bank cards, e-wallets and a prepaid card service, it’s not as long a list as you might expect from a leading online casino. Other sites definitely outperform Coral in this section of my review, but these options will still be sufficient for the majority of players.

One thing I love about this casino is the £5 minimum deposit amount, which applies to all options except PayPal, which has a £10 minimum. All deposits will land in your Coral account immediately.

Unusually, PayPal isn’t available as a withdrawal method, alongside Paysafecard and Google Pay, which means only the debit cards and Apple Pay are eligible for withdrawals. Withdrawals to these methods will be completed within 1-3 days.

Coral does however speed things up by subscribing to Visa’s Fast Funds service, which means those depositing with a Visa debit card can receive their withdrawal requests within four hours.

Support Options

In this part of the casino review I like to put the site’s customer support services to use. Live chat is the best way to determine the quality of a casino’s approach to customer support, and this service is exceptional at Coral. You can launch the live chat service 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and you’ll be met with helpful, timely and friendly support.

Live chat is a great way to resolve issues quickly, but Coral also allows customers to get in touch via email ([email protected]) or by picking up the phone on 0800 440011 for less pressing matters. You can also use the handle @CoralHelp on X (formerly Twitter) to get in touch with the team.

If anything, visiting Coral’s mobile-optimised site is a slicker experience than playing on desktop. Remarkably, every single one of the casino’s 3,000+ library has been migrated over to the mobile site, so players won’t miss out on any of Coral’s games. The organisation of these games is equally well-designed, with gaming thumbnails accompanying each category at the top of the homepage. It’s simple but effective design, done to the highest standard.