Monopoly Casino Bonus

Design & Usability

The Monopoly Casino site is a pleasure to scroll through. Slots, live casino, slingo, bingo, poker, and free games all have their own dedicated sections at the top of the homepage. From there you can hone your search to something more specific, such as the latest slots or the site’s daily jackpot games.

And of course, one thing that sets this casino apart is its official Monopoly theme. As you familiarise yourself with what’s on offer, you’ll come across icons of the legendary board game, which adds a fun twist to your standard casino experience.

Software

Monopoly Casino’s library predominantly serves Monopoly-themed games, which means that Gamesys’ own products dominate the collection here. That said, there’s still plenty of room for big names like NetEnt, Microgaming, and Play’n GO to play their part, and for smaller studios like Snowborn and Nailed It! Games to get the nod too. Live casino fans will be pleased to see Evolution Gaming taking to the table.

Games

The Monopoly brand implies entertainment and excess, and Monopoly Casino provides both in spades. The size and variety of Monopoly’s games library is impressive, and made manageable by helpful and intuitive navigational tools. Before you dive in yourself, let’s take a closer look at the different types of games that are available.

Slots

Given how diverse Monopoly Casino’s games library is — there are dedicated sections for bingo, slingo, and poker — I was surprised to find almost 750 slots in its arsenal. It’s true that other sites host thousands of slots, but I personally believe this is superfluous after a point. In any case, 750 is plenty to sink your teeth into.

As you’d expect, every single Monopoly-themed slot in existence is available to play at this casino. Paradise Mansion is one of Gamesys’ most successful creations, but Big Baller, City Spins, and Bank It are all equally as good. Some of these games are exclusive to Monopoly Casino, which means you won’t be able to play them anywhere else online.

Away from Monopoly, Play’n GO’s Book of Dead, Microgaming’s Immortal Romance, and Pragmatic’s Big Bass Bonanza are some of the big guns that feature, although NetEnt’s Gonzo’s Quest is one notable absentee.

It’s great to see Monopoly Casino provide a dedicated section to its daily jackpot slots; those looking for the cash drop just need to click on that sub-category in the slots section. There are sub-categories for new additions and the casino’s most popular titles too.

Live Casino

At 37 games, this isn’t the biggest live casino on the market, but just as with the rest of its library, Monopoly Casino ensures there’s plenty of variety here. Multiple variants of blackjack, roulette, poker, baccarat, and dice games are available, and those who like to branch away from the table have lots of alternative options — my favourites in this category include Monopoly Big Baller Live, Cash or Crash Live, and Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt Live.

Whether you’re playing at a table or spinning the wheel of a game show, all of the games at Monopoly’s live casino are streamed with the latest HD cameras and run by professional dealers or hosts. Table limits vary to reflect the budgets of a range of players, with stakes starting around 20p and climbing up into the thousands.

What’s incredibly helpful about this casino is that each and every game on site comes with a handy breakdown of its rules. So if you’re gearing up for a spin of the Lighting Roulette wheel for the first time, you can read how it works before you wager any cash. It’s a simple thing, but again something I haven’t seen too often when reviewing online casinos.

One area Monopoly Casino could improve is in the cashier section, where currently only Visa/Mastercard debit cards, PayPal, and Apple Pay are accepted. In this part of my review I’m looking for as much variety as possible, so players have greater choice in how they fund their accounts. Additional e-wallets, prepaid cards, bank transfer systems, and pay by phone services are options Monopoly Casino should be looking to add in the future. Nevertheless, given that almost everyone has access to debit cards or PayPal, this shouldn’t be too much of a hindrance to the majority of players.

Minimum deposits are set at £10 and will be processed instantly once the casino has verified your identity. For withdrawals, the casino promises to process the request within 4–24 hours, then it’s over to the payment provider to determine how much longer you’ll need to wait. For debit cards, this might be up to three working days, whereas e-wallets like PayPal carry this process out instantly.

Support Options

Another outstanding feature of this casino is its commitment to customer service, with live chat support available 24/7. During the sign-up process I made use of the service, which was polite, prompt, and more than helpful, informing me of ways in which I could get the most out of my Monopoly account. For less urgent issues there’s an email and phone line available, and you might also get a response from the casino’s Facebook page.

The Monopoly Casino looks and feels just as good on mobile as it does on desktop, with the same navigational tools on offer at the top of the homepage. Good mobile optimisation means games have been adapted for smaller screen sizes and that the majority of titles have been migrated over to the mobile site — Monopoly Casino achieves both.

App Review

Mobile players are also blessed with a Monopoly Casino app, available for both Android and iOS users. I always recommend downloading native apps if you can — they offer faster loading times and increase your chances of picking up bonuses through push notifications. If you’d like to download the Monopoly Casino app, head to Google’s Play Store if you’re an Android user, and the App Store if you’re on iOS.