Lottoland Bonus

Design & Usability

I really like Lottoland’s light and spacious approach to its site design. There’s a plain white background tinged with green in places to highlight different areas of the site. At the top of the homepage, this green banner contains Irish Lotto, More Lotto, Casino, Live Casino, Promotions, Scratchcards, Sportsbook and Bingo sections – every vertical covered, directing players precisely where they want to go.

If you scroll down the homepage, you’ll first notice Lottoland’s different welcome offers, before you come to a highlights reel of the lotto jackpots coming up. Keep going and you’ll find pulls for the casino games library and the sportsbook offering, eventually ending up at some useful text towards the bottom.

The design is equally intuitive in the casino section, where the site’s massive games library is helpfully broken down into sub-categories like new additions, Megaways and jackpot slots. It’s not winning any awards in terms of creativity, but that’s not exactly what I look for in this part of my review; instead, I prefer to see easy aesthetics coupled with good functionality, which is exactly what you get at Lottoland.

Software

I love the fact that this site allows players to search for games by software developer. It always feels like such an obvious option – enabling players to filter games according to their preferences of style, theme and approach to bonuses – but the majority of online casinos are yet to deploy this feature.

In alphabetical order, here’s a full list of Lottoland’s software providers and the number of slots contributed by each: Blueprint (61), Eyecon (18), G Games (36), Hacksaw Gaming (5), Inspired (89), IWG (1), Microgaming (206), NetEnt (86), Nolimit City (48), Wizard Games (111), Pirates Gold Studios (1), Play’n GO (207), Pragmatic Play (323), Quickspin (73), Realistic (20), Red Tiger (216), Relax (110), Ruby Play (77), Scientific Games (72), Spinomenal (144) and Yggdrasil (237). This is clearly a great list, and one that Lottoland will only be looking to build on in the future.

In the live dealer section, the games are split between Evolution (40) and Pragmatic (12). Games from 12 different developers are also hosted in the table games section, providing plenty of variety to those looking for standard RNG table game experiences. With 11 games to its name, G Games is the best represented developer here.

Games

• Gambling Site

Given that Lottoland stretches its offering across practically every gambling vertical there is, I was expecting the games library to suffer as a result. But that’s not the case at all – there are 2,147 slots in the catalogue, which comes with outstanding filtering tools. I struggled to find any notable omissions from the slots library during my review.

Players can search for their favourite titles alphabetically, by name, by game developer, by popularity, and even by slot volatility. This last filtering tool is rarely seen at casino sites, allowing players to select the best slots according to their budget – a really helpful responsible gambling device.

There are also 52 titles in Lottoland’s live casino, as well as 43 RNG table games. Together, these games offer players their fix of traditional casino experiences, including blackjack, roulette, poker, and their many variants. Games of baccarat, sic bo and craps are also popular in this section of the casino.

There’s a lot to like about Lottoland’s approach to payments, but it’s not all perfect here. There are only five depositing options, which is lower than the majority of other popular sites. Those options are Visa and Mastercard debit cards, bank transfer, Trustly, MuchBetter and Paysafecard.

This isn’t the weakest range I’ve come across – Lottoland does manage to cover four different payment solutions in this list – but there’s definitely room for improvement here. I’d like to see some additional options added, particularly popular e-wallets like PayPal, Skrill and AstroPay.

For withdrawals, only debit cards and bank transfers are possible, neither of which will happen particularly quickly – Lottoland states that withdrawals to either method will take between 2-5 working days.

Nevertheless, I love the casino’s leniency on both deposits and withdrawals: for the former, debit card users can deposit just £1 a pop; on the latter, there are no minimum amounts whatsoever. Minimum deposits for Trustly users is £4, for MuchBetter it’s £5, and for Paysafecad it’s £2.

Support Options

Lottoland’s live chat support has different active times depending on the day. From Monday-Wednesday, players can access the service between midnight and 10pm; Thursday is a 24/7 service with an hour’s break between 11pm and midnight; on Friday the lines are open between midnight and 10pm; and on weekends the service operates between midnight and 4.30pm.

I recommend using live chat for anything urgent. For anything else, you can fill out a contact form on-site – you should have a response within 24 hours.

What’s extraordinary about Lottoland’s mobile-optimisation is that the casino has managed to migrate almost every game across from the desktop site. Only three slots are missing from the catalogue, while every table and live casino game is accounted for. This is the hallmark of a great mobile casino.

The mobile site is more or less identical to what players will find on desktop, except with a longer drop-down menu in the top-left of the screen. Here you’ll find some useful account information, as well as different gambling verticals, games, and lottery draws.