Intro

Fans of the reels should certainly give Slots n’Play a look — this casino launched in December 2021 and gives UK players access to a varied library of slots titles from lesser-known and niche developers as well as some top names. If you’re looking for something a little different, it could be the perfect place.

New sign-ups can look forward to a welcome offer split over four deposits, giving access to bonus funds and free spins to get your time at the site off to a flying start.

Read on and we’ll run through the ins and outs of this new online casino — including an in-depth look at the games library, payment options, customer support, and more.

The welcome bonus at Slots n’Play will take four deposits for players to receive the full value. It’s given as the following:

• 50% up to £50 plus 20 free spins on Starburst
• 30 free spins on Book of Dead
• 30 free spins on Legacy of Dead
• 50% up to £50 plus 20 free spins on Fire Joker

If we add it all up, what you’re essentially getting is a 50% match up to £100 plus 100 free spins. It’s not a particularly competitive offer, with the majority of sites offering 100% matches — especially when you consider the minimum £20 deposit for each lump of the bonus (£80 in total). That said, we’re glad the spins are spread across more than one title.

Wagering requirements are set at 35x, which means cashing out the bonus will be unlikely for most players.

We found no mention of repeat offers or a VIP scheme for existing customers — these are important ways to deliver ongoing value to players, so we’d hope to see Slots n’Play pick up the slack here in the future.

Software

While games from big names like Playtech and Microgaming are missing from the library, we’re glad to see Slots n’Play makes up for this with a wide assortment of titles from smaller studios, including Hacksaw Gaming, 1X2Gaming, and Slingshot Studios.

On the live dealer side, Evolution Gaming provides the majority of titles. As the undisputed champion of live casino games, Evolution’s inclusion automatically places Slots n’Play in a strong position. As is common with casinos powered by AG Communications, Pariplay rounds out the live offering.

Games

As you’d expect from a casino named Slots n’Play, there’s a focus on the reels here. While long-standing favourites like Starburst, Gonzo’s Quest, and Book of Dead all make an appearance, the wide array of smaller game studios means you’re more likely to find hidden gems in the slots collection. If you’re bored of the same old titles and want to venture off the beaten track, there’s plenty on offer at Slots n’Play, with games from developers Skywind, Hacksaw Gaming, and Red Rake among the catalogue.

There are slots covering all manner of themes, with exciting mechanics like Megaways and a wide range of RTPs and volatilities available. We just wish it were easier to browse the library — there are no options to filter by theme or developer, so picking out a game is akin to rifling through a record collection.

Another strong suit of Slots n’Play is its live casino library, with titles from Evolution Gaming and Pariplay.

Evolution is considered by many to be the frontrunner when it comes to the live dealer genre, and there’s a solid selection of blackjack, roulette, and baccarat tables across a range of stakes, starting at £0.10 and rising to £10,000. Evolution also offers multiple game shows such as Monopoly Live, and there’s a smattering of sic bo titles including Dragon Tiger and Super Sic Bo.

Any gaps are plugged by developer Pariplay, whose offering is pretty similar to Evolution’s, with the addition of some more game shows like Dream Catcher.

The payment options at Slots n’Play are broad, offering a fair amount of flexibility to players. As well as Visa, Mastercard, and Maestro debit cards, there’s strong e-wallet support with Neteller, Skrill, PayPal, and MuchBetter all included. Using one of these will give you access to the speediest withdrawals, although all methods offer the possibility of a same-day cash-out, with the exception of wire transfers.

Despite the wide selection, we did note a lack of pay by phone options like Boku or Siru. If Slots n’Play was to add support for these, every base would be covered.

Design & Usability

The first thing you’ll notice when you land on the Slots n’Play homepage is how colourful it is — large images draw you in and excite you about the games on offer, with the most popular titles available for easy access at the top of the page.

While Slots n’Play’s library is the stand-out feature, unfortunately navigating it isn’t easy. Filtering options are almost non-existent; the only additional choice within slots is ‘Classic’, which turns up a large number of titles which don’t really fit into this category. Searching is also frustrating, requiring the exact name of the slot you’re looking for — entering a developer name turns up nothing. There’s also no option to search the live casino library, forcing players to hunt through pages of games to find a specific title. If Slots n’Play wants to capitalise on the strength of its vast library, browsing through it needs to be much more user-friendly.

We also encountered issues when trying to read FAQs and T&Cs, with some pages simply not loading. We like the appearance and presentation of the site; it’s really just some tweaks under the hood that are needed for a more seamless user experience.

Support Options

As is standard with many new casinos, live chat is in the spotlight when it comes to customer support. The Slots n’Play team are available seven days a week from 08:00–00:00 CET, which should be ample for most players. 24-hour service would be welcome to compete with the very best sites.

If live chat isn’t your thing, the only other option available is an email web form, as the casino has no social media presence or phone number. Certain players might miss this option — sometimes, you just want to pick up the phone and get your problem sorted quickly.

App Review

There’s no dedicated app for Slots n’Play, but the site is optimised for mobile devices so you can still play on the move.

The mobile site is pretty much identical to the desktop version. Here, the large images become somewhat inconvenient, and it takes quite a lot of scrolling to find what you’re looking for. That said, the site remains snappy and responsive so you won’t be slowed down in that regard.

As terms and conditions and FAQs are displayed in pop-ups, they’re not the easiest to read on smaller screens. We’d prefer it if they were given separate pages — it’s vital information so it should be easily accessible.

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