Rainbow Riches Bonus

Design & Usability

Rainbow Riches is heavily inspired by the popular “luck of the Irish” theme and the Barcrest series of the same name. I’m a big fan of the bright white and green colourway, with various nods to popular tropes like leprechauns and shamrocks. The design team hasn’t gone overboard with this in the way that other brands like Casushi can perhaps be guilty of, although I wouldn’t blame you for finding the initial Rainbow Riches website a little dated.

After creating an account and logging in, I recognised various Gamesys hallmarks from other sites like Virgin Games. The straightforward layout makes navigation incredibly easy, an important requirement considering the number of gambling options. These options are neatly separated into “Online Slots”, ‘Casino”, “Live Casino”, “Slingo”, “Bingo”, “Poker”, “Roulette”, and “Free Games” categories at the top of the screen, enabling one-click access to various options.

I was equally impressed by the Rainbow Riches layout for each specific gaming section. The operator provides precise groupings for things like Rainbow Riches titles and jackpot slots, while also providing a few basic filters. It’s a similar story across the operator’s casino sections, and I found traversing the site pleasantly straightforward.

Software

Rainbow Riches offers a fantastic range of iGaming software, including slots from forward-thinking developers like Relax Gaming and Big Time Gaming. These providers don’t work with just any online casino platform, having notoriously high expectations for brands stocking their games. As such, Rainbow Riches gains an ever better reputation in my eyes. I didn’t spot many holes in the collection, although there was a notable absence of Microgaming titles.

Games

I was very impressed by the Rainbow Riches gaming selection from the offset. You don’t often find such a versatile selection of options, with bingo, slots, poker, live dealer games, and more available.

Any worries that the provider would only provide a surface level library for each category were immediately dispelled after checking the slots catalogue, with almost 1,000 titles to choose from. While this isn’t quite as many as casinos like Mr Play, I thought the actual quality of the games was far better.

I didn’t find much deadweight in the Rainbow Riches slots catalogue, with impressive next-gen options like Money Train 4 and Star Cluster Megaclusters rounding off a superb selection. It’s also worth noting the all-encompassing Rainbow Riches collection, with the casino covering the original game alongside the latest iterations like Rainbow Riches Deluxe and Rainbow Riches Cluster Magic. If you’re a fan of these legendary Irish-themed titles, there aren’t any better platforms out there.

I also enjoyed the “Daily Jackpots” online slot collection, with the operator attaching guaranteed prize drops to games like 10,001 Nights and Agent Royale. Rainbow Riches also stocks a selection of Blueprint Jackpot King titles, so progressive jackpot lovers are in good hands. My only slight gripe was the lack of Mega Moolah titles.

Elsewhere, the casino has numerous slingo titles, helping players blend the best bits from bingo and slots. You can also choose from seven different bingo rooms covering 80-ball, 75-ball, and 90-ball variants. And that’s not all either, as Rainbow Riches has an online poker platform. Press the “Free Games” button and you can also access various free play titles like Doubly Bubbly and Rainbow Riches: Daily Rainbows. Very few platforms can beat Rainbow Riches casino for game variety, and it occupies the same lofty position as its close cousin Virgin Games.

Slots

There are 475 slots in the Rainbow Riches collection, 16 of which riff on the theme of the original Barcrest slot. So, if you’re a fan of that particular game, it’s likely that you’ll feel right at home at this casino, and indeed in the Just Rainbows category of games at the top of the homepage. Slots are further organised by jackpot games, Megaways titles, new releases, slingo, and by what the casino considers true classics of the genre.

There’s plenty of variation here by way of RTP percentages and volatility, and the casino offers a helpful preview of each slot. Just hover over the game’s thumbnail and click More Info, at which point you can view a demo of the game, as well as a rundown of its features and any tips on gameplay.

One aspect of this casino we really like is the option to spin the reels for free. When we conducted our review, Rainbow Riches Daily Rainbows, and Doubly Bubbly were both able to be played for real money prizes without spending a single penny. You will, however, need to have a minimum of £10 in your account to play any of the casino’s free-to-play games.

Table Games

There are 13 RNG blackjack games to sample at Rainbow Riches, which is more than respectable. If you’re on a large budget, check out High Stakes Single Blackjack – a game with one of the highest RTP rates going, but where bets begin at £50. We also like Roxor’s 9 Up Blackjack, where players can hit from a separate pile of cards only containing those displaying a nine or higher. And if you’re looking for a blackjack game that integrates progressive jackpots, Phoenix Blackjack is a unique experience at the table: buy into the Phoenix side bet, and you’ll launch the jackpot wheel if you manage to hit a blackjack with the Phoenix suit.

Options are similarly diverse in the roulette section. Phoenix Roulette offers a similar experience, again requiring a side bet buy in to be in with a chance of the top prizes. Gamevy’s 10p Roulette will suit the most conservative players, while Roulette Streets of Gold offers the potential of a 500x multiplier.

Poker fans can also enjoy a range of different on-site tournaments provided by Bally. These Texas Hold’em tournaments run consistently throughout the day, with prizes reaching an impressive £100,000.

Live Casino

Again, Rainbow Riches doesn’t boast the biggest live casino on the market, but that doesn’t mean most players won’t be able to find everything they’re looking for here. Live casino experts, Evolution Gaming, supplies the action, which includes games of live roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, sic bo, craps, and live game shows, as well as a few variations of each too. Minimum stakes start at 10p and stretch to £5,000, so players on budgets big and small will be able to find the right game for them.

It’s great to see a casino that targets its live dealer games with a promotion ‒ a surprisingly uncommon feature of UK sites, particularly given how popular this playing format is. At the time of our review, this took the form of a shared prize pool on the casino’s two latest live game show additions: Crazy Coin Flip and Monopoly Big Baller.

It was plain sailing during most aspects of my Rainbow Riches casino review process, with some notable highlights. Unfortunately, the casino’s hot streak ends at its payment methods, which are incredibly restrictive. The operator doesn’t offer any e-wallets, prepaid cards, or Open Banking solutions, with only four options:

• Visa
• Mastercard
• Bank Transfer
• Apple Pay

The selection is disappointing, especially compared to alternatives like Mr Play that cover all the major options alongside rarer solutions like AstroPay or MuchBetter. You’ll have to be ok with essentially just using your bank account to fund your Rainbow Riches account, so consider this before registering.

The casino slightly makes up for this disappointment with its withdrawal processing speeds. The FAQ section states processing will be completed within 4-24 hours, and during my tests, I received a withdrawal within a day. It doesn’t quite match industry leaders like Paddy Power, which offer instant withdrawals, but it comes close.

Support Options

Rainbow Riches casino provides 24/7 customer support with FAQ, telephone, email, and live chat options. I ran a few tests to check if the live chat was up to standard and received a response from a real human within a couple of minutes – you can definitely trust the operator to quickly handle any queries.

The Rainbow Riches mobile site benefits from superb HTML5 coding, with the layout altering seamlessly to fit smaller screens. I’ve sung Virgin Games’ praises regarding its mobile website before, and this Irish-themed online casino is no different. Gamesys knows exactly what it’s doing to provide the most optimised mobile browser website possible.