Fun Casino Bonus

Design & Usability

On first impression, I wasn’t a huge fan of Fun Casino’s design. Its bonus banner suggests some kind of beach theme, but that’s as far as this goes — the rest of the site features just a plain blue background. The site is from the same team as CasinoCasino, a site with an equally basic appearance but one that doesn’t distract thanks to its darker colour scheme, which I vastly prefer.

Nevertheless, this is a simple matter of taste. Organisationally speaking, Fun Casino is fairly well laid out, with large game thumbnails that make it easy to see what you’re looking at. I do feel like more could be done as far as filtering options go.

Loading up the slot catalogue, for example, there aren’t really any ways to narrow down the options other than by developer. It would be nice to see titles split up by theme or features, especially considering the great range of Megaways and progressive slots I found in the library. 32Red is a good example of a site that does this well, with categories such as Irish-themed slots, land-based casino favourites, and branded games.

Otherwise, things ran pretty smoothly on the whole and I didn’t find any technical issues or problems with usability.

Software

A handy feature of Fun Casino’s games library is the ability to browse by developer. Not only does that make it easy to find what you’re looking for, but it gave me an instant glimpse into the software studios this online casino has partnered with.

There’s a pretty diverse selection. Starting at the top of the pyramid, I was pleased to see blockbuster names like NetEnt, IGT, Play’n GO, Novomatic, and Microgaming. While it’s not a surprise to see these developers at most online casinos, it’s still a tick in the box that means you’ll get access to classics and fan favourites.

Moving on to the smaller providers, the likes of Thunderkick, Hacksaw Gaming, ELK Studios, and Nolimit City have released some of the most innovative and entertaining slots in recent years. Personally, I prefer to dig into the libraries of developers such as these over the more established names. I tend to find they’ve worked harder to differentiate themselves by incorporating interesting new features, and there’s always a high level of polish on their games — Nolimit is one of my favourite examples, with its flawless graphics, intriguing themes, and xFeatures mechanics.

As for live casino, the lineup is packed with games from Evolution and Pragmatic Play. These two are the best in the business for live dealer titles, so players will undoubtedly get the best experience around.

Games

Moving over to the games library, I was excited to dig into what Fun Casino has to offer its players — and I’m pleased to report that the answer to that question is rather a lot!

As is the case with most online casinos, you’ll find the greatest degree of choice in the slots library. Beloved titles like the Rich Wilde and the Big Bass series are all available, but there’s also a really strong collection of lesser-known games. With hundreds to choose from, the result is ultimately a collection that spans a range of RTPs, volatilities, and stake sizes, so players will definitely be able to find something to match their tastes.

The table games selection is decent, albeit the smallest category at Fun Casino. Blackjack and roulette are the main events here, with several variants of each on offer. Things aren’t bad on the video poker side of things either if that interests you — I occasionally enjoy these games for the strategic element and often high RTPs.

Fun Casino has also done exceptionally when it comes to its live dealer offering. There are plenty of casino titles spanning roulette, blackjack, baccarat, sic bo, and more. But it’s the live game shows where you can really dig into fresh and unique gameplay.

The site rounds things out with a serving of Slingo titles, scratchcards, and entertaining casual games like Plinko. While these are unlikely to be a priority for most, it’s nice to find something different if you fancy a break from the usual.

Slots

The casino has quite a good collection of slots. There are just over 280 video slots and 50 classic slots for you to try out. Of the video slots, 10 of them are progressive jackpots, with cash prizes that keep on getting bigger and bigger until they’re won. The slots collection is quite good since the slots come from several top providers and there’s plenty of variety among the collection to cater for players’ tastes. The casino has a fair few new slots as well. As for the most popular slots at the casino, these include Starburst, Deco Diamonds, Aloha! Cluster Pays, Fire & Ice and Gonzo’s Quest.

Table Games

For table games, there are just over 40 different options for you to choose from at Fun Casino. Games include blackjack, roulette, baccarat and several poker variants and red dog. For quite a few of the games, there are several different versions: one for budget players, one for middle-range players and one for high rollers. This makes the games collection accessible to all players, no matter what sort of budget they have to play with.

Live Casino

There are over 50 options for live games at Fun Casino. All of the games at the casino are provided by Evolution Gaming. Games include blackjack and roulette, along with baccarat and several poker variants such as Caribbean stud poker, three card poker and triple card poker. There’s also a live money wheel called Dream Catcher, which works in a similar sort of way to roulette and Wheel of Fortune.

From my first glance at the payment methods listed in the footer, I had high hopes that Fun Casino was going to excel in this portion of my review. And I wasn’t wrong — players get plenty of choice with a wide range of available services.

Debit cards like Visa and Mastercard will be the go-to for many players, but I’d recommend considering an e-wallet. Fun Casino supports PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Payz, and MuchBetter. It’s rare to find such a wide array of options in this category, although I’d love to see AstroPay added to complete the set. Trustly can also be used for instant secure payments, and Paysafecard will allow you to make deposits without sharing any banking info. Minimum deposits at Fun Casino are set at just £10, so players of all budgets can get involved.

In terms of speed, this is another area of strength for Fun Casino. The team aims to process all withdrawals within 24 hours of request (Monday to Friday) so you won’t be waiting long for your cash — especially if you opt for a fast withdrawal method like an e-wallet or Trustly. I used the latter for my payout and received it within around six hours of request. On the whole, this combination of speed and breadth of services puts Fun Casino in the upper ranks when it comes to payments.

Support Options

I was really impressed with Fun Casino’s customer support. Players can get in touch via phone, email, or live chat and the team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The provision of a phone line is particularly noteworthy — it seems to me that more and more casinos are dropping this avenue of assistance in favour of live chat only. But sometimes, you simply want to talk to a real person to get your issue resolved quickly. Fun Casino also endeavours to reply to all emails within an hour.

Full marks here — other online casinos, take note!

If you like to play casino games on your handheld device, you’ll be pleased to know Fun Casino is fully compatible with phones and tablets via a browser. This means it doesn’t matter whether you use Android, iOS, or something else — just tap in the address and you’re on your way.

In my testing, I found the Fun Casino mobile site performed well. I didn’t run into any glitches or technical hiccups, and each page felt snappy and responsive. A bar at the bottom of the page means you’ve got easy access to your account, available promotions, and the games library search function.

My only real qualm with the mobile site is one shared with the desktop version, and that’s the limited filtering abilities. This becomes all the more evident on a smaller screen, where there’s substantially more scrolling involved. That said, browsing the library does still feel good thanks to the large thumbnails — I just wish I was able to narrow down the selection a bit beforehand. As for the games themselves, everything is available on mobile as on desktop.

App Review

Fun Casino unfortunately doesn’t have a mobile app, but players can still enjoy using the site on handheld devices via the mobile browser. On iOS, there’s some additional functionality where you can add the site to your homescreen for easy access. This also lets you use the site in true full screen mode, giving the appearance and layout of an actual app.