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Slotnite Sister Sites 2024

Slotnite is on the White Hat Gaming Limited casino network. That gives you more than thirty Slotnite sister sites to choose from. If you want to see a full list of Slotnite sister sites, go to our dedicated White Hat Gaming Limited page by clicking the link at the top of this page. Alternatively, stay here to see the highlights of the range and a full review of Slotnite, including bonus information.

SpinYoo

There can be significant disparities between the Slotnite sister sites because some of them, like Slotnite itself, are directly owned and operated by White Hat Gaming Limited. Others, like SpinYoo, operate on a white-label basis with the involvement of third-party entities. The white-label Slotnite sister sites tend to be lesser than the directly-owned ones, but SpinYoo bucks that trend. It’s gaining popularity faster than any other casino on the network and comes with a pair of welcome offers for either online slots or live casino enthusiasts. It’s a 100% matched deposit up to £250 plus 100 spins if you want to play slots, or 100% up to £100 if you want to go face to face with the real dealers. In either event, the wagering requirement attached to the bonus funds is a reasonable x35. SpinYoo’s neon-framed aesthetics and unusual layout take a little while to get used to, but they also make it stand out from 99 per cent of other online casinos. It’s not without reason that SpinYoo has become a bit hit with players, and it’s worth a look if you’ve never tried it before.

21 Casino

21Casino is one of two casinos on this network with “21” in its name, the other one being 21Prive. We’ve gone with 21Casino over 21Prive for our list of featured Slotnite sister sites, but there isn’t much in it. In theory, 21Casino is a luxury, high-end site aimed at high-rollers who want a taste of the VIP experience. That’s why the welcome promotion of a 121% matched deposit up to £300 is described as “world-class” and also why the background graphics of the casino site revolve around cards, roulette and table games even though 21Casino is, at heart, an online slots site. For those keeping count, the wagering requirements that come with those bonus funds are x35. That’s fairly standard for White Hat Gaming Limited casinos, so assume that’s the case with all the Slotnite sister sites we mention unless we specifically say otherwise. The live games at 21Casino come from Evolution and Pragmatic Play. Both providers are thought to be the best at what they do, but the games aren’t exclusive to the site. 21Casino tries to emulate the feeling of playing at an exclusive casino, but there’s nothing exclusive at the site, so it falls a little short.

Casimba

Casimba isn’t traditionally thought of as one of the bigger Slotnite sister sites, but that might be starting to change. The casino site has recently been through a redesign, adopting a cooler, darker look and gaining a new layout in the process. It’s still kept the same name and logo, though, which is both a portmanteau and a play on words where “casino” means “Simba,” the lead character from Disney’s “The Lion King.” That explains why there’s a lion in the casino’s logo and also a lion mascot on several of the casino’s web pages. New players at Casimba can claim a 100% matched deposit of up to £200 on their first-ever deposit and get fifty free spins into the bargain. In a sign that Casimba is a casino on the up, it’s recently gained a self-branded Megaways online slots game, created by Iron Dog. There’s nothing in Casimba Branded Megaways that you wouldn’t find in a regular online slots game, but only big-name casinos tend to receive branded games. If White Hat Gaming has started ordering them for Casimba, it clearly thinks the casino has a big future.

Captain Spins

Nobody could have predicted that superhero movies would become as big as they are when they started being released en masse twenty years ago, but here in the 2020s, they’re more popular than ever, and the theme has spread to other forms of entertainment. Captain Spins is proof of that and is one of the best-looking casinos not only among the Slotnite sister sites but across the iGaming scene in general. There is an asterisk here, though. Just as Casimba comes dangerously close to infringing the copyright of “The Lion King,” Captain Spins comes dangerously close to infringing the copyright of “Captain America.” The character appears on the homepage of the Captain Spins website and looks so much like “Captain America” star Chris Evans that it’s almost uncanny. The captain’s welcome offer for new players is an impressive free spins, but players need to deposit £20 on their first four deposits to get the entire package. Captain Spins also offers exclusive, branded online casino games, the latest releases from big-name providers, and a library of more than three thousand games.

Jonny Jackpot

There are several things that Jonny Jackpot has in common with Captain Spins, and we’re not just talking about the fact that they’re both Slotnite sister sites. They both have 3D-modelled mascot characters (although Captain Spins looks a lot more lifelike than Jonny Jackpot), and they both have extraordinarily generous free spins welcome promotions. At Jonny Jackpot, the promotion is worth up to five hundred spins split across four deposits. This is another one of the more substantial White Hat Gaming Limited casino sites, offering more than three thousand slots and games, more than twenty million pounds at any one time through its progressive jackpots, and a long-term loyalty reward program. Jonny Jackpot might be more down-to-Earth than Captain Spins – he appears to be nothing more than the manager of a casino – but he isn’t any poorer for that, and nor is the online casino site that carries his name. If you find yourself overwhelmed by the number of options at Jonny Jackpot and you’re not sure where to start, Jonny makes recommendations just below the splash graphic on the homepage. As those recommendations include Book of Dead and Big Bass Bonanza, it seems he’s a “classics” guy.

Jackpot Village

The best of the Slotnite sister sites are of a very similar (high) standard, and all of the casinos we’ve looked at thus far meet that standard. Jackpot Village comes in a touch below it. Please don’t mistake that for us saying that Jackpot Village doesn’t have the potential to be a great casino when your luck’s in, because it does. Its name is a little confusing because the backdrop of the casino is clearly a photograph of a very large city (possibly Tokyo) at night rather than a village, but it’s a stunning vista. Between that and the large logo with its gaudy style, Jackpot Village comes across as a big deal on first impressions. The differences are, as always, in the details. Jackpot Village imposes x40 wagering requirements rather than x35, and with only two hundred bonus spins available as part of the welcome package, the promotion is worth less than the welcome promotions of several of its siblings anyway. In better news, you can try Jackpot Village out with twenty free spins on Fortunium without having to make any deposit at all.

Temple Nile

Temple Nile takes us back into the premier division of Slotnite sister sites. Very few casinos make quite as big an impression as this one does when you land on its homepage for the first time and see a short clip of a living, breathing Queen Cleopatra standing in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza! It is, of course, an actress standing in front of a green screen, but it’s unusual for an online casino to go to such lengths, and it definitely grabbed our attention. Having got our attention, Temple Nile then tells us that we can get up to £300 as a matched deposit with our first deposit at the site, plus sixty bonus spins. Like Jackpot Village, though, Temple Nile imposes an x40 wagering requirement rather than the x35 that’s standard across the White Hat Gaming Limited casinos. That relegates it to the second tier, but even the second tier on this casino network is better than the top tier of most other companies. The Egyptian theme at Temple Nile might only be skin deep – it’s a classic table game-orientated casino at heart, but it was voted “Best New Casino” at the EGR Awards in 2019, so it’s clearly got fans.

Slot Planet

Space themes are common among online slots and casino sites, with Space Wins on the Jumpman Gaming network being the most obvious example we can think of. Space is also a popular theme among online slots providers, as the world-conquering success of Starburst proves. That makes it a fairly safe choice of theme for Slot Planet, which is the most tranquil-looking of the Slotnite sister sites by some considerable distance. The number two appears to be especially significant at this site, with the 100% matched deposit welcome offer valid on all sums up to £222 and 22 bonus spins also coming with first deposits. We don’t know what the obsesion with the number is, but we’re pleased to note that Slot Planet returns to the standard White Hat Gaming Limited bonus funds wagering requirement of x35. There isn’t quite a whole planet’s worth of slots and games at Slot Planet – there are, in fact, about 1800 slots here rather than the three thousand we’ve seen at the bigger sites in the Slotnite sister sites family – but that’s still so many that you’d probably never be able to get through them all if you tried to play them all in sequence. Factor in the live casino games, and the figure gets closer to 2500.

SpinRider

There is not an official online casino based on the “Fast and Furious” franchise of big-money movies. That’s a shame because we’re absolutely positive that such a thing would be an enormous success. If an official “Fast and Furious” casino site existed, it would look a lot like SpinRider. This slick, speed-themed casino comes complete with a moody backdrop of a city centre late at night and a leather-clad couple standing in front of a still-smoking black Porsche parked in the middle of the road. It’s all very stylised, but it looks fantastic. None of this would matter if SpinRider didn’t have anything to offer players, but it starts off on the right foot with up to £300 available as a welcome bonus along with fifty free spins. SpinRider casino has been online since 2018 and hasn’t quite broken through the noise of the bigger Slotnite sister sites just yet, but that’s not down to a lack of quality. The site has just as much to offer as the best casinos in the family and is arguably a little better than sites like Temple Nile because of its friendlier bonus terms.

Playzee

Playzee, presented by “Professor Zee,” is the home of around three thousand casino games. That suggests the casino has access to the entire White Hat Gaming Limited portfolio, instantly marking it out as one of the top Slotnite sister sites. Playzee is also home to some truly dreadful puns. Newcomers to Playzee are invited to come and “enjoy zee games,” and free spins are referred to as “zee spins.” Everything at this casino gets a “zee” in its name somewhere, right down to the site’s loyalty points being called “zee points.” Amassing 1000 “zee points” (you can get 500 just for registering) takes you to the level where you can start exchanging the points for cash to spend in the casino, although the exchange rate of £5 per 1000 points is more than a little stingy. Nevertheless, Playzee is an international casino available in several territories and several languages, offers a different promotion for every day of the week, including weekends, and is generally recognised as one of the best casinos on the whole White Hat Gaming network. We wouldn’t disagree with that assessment.

Can Slotnite Be Trusted?

★★★★★

Slotnite is a 2 Star trusted casino.

1. UKGC License	The licence that covers the operations of Slotnite is held by White Hat Gaming Limited with the UK Gambling Commission, 52894.
2. UKGC Fines	White Hat Gaming Limited paid the UKGC £1.3m in lieu of a formal financial penalty in January 2021 after a compliance assessment revealed failings in the company’s processes for identifying problem gamblers and vulnerable customers.
3. Customer Service	Customer support at Slotnite is limited to email or live chat, with no option for telephone assistance.
4. Trustpilot Score	After over 30 reviews, Slotnite has a bad rating of just 2.0 out of 5.0 on Trustpilot.
5. Company Location	White Hat Gaming is a Malta-based company, but is considered trusted because of its UKGC licence.
6. Visible T&C’s	All terms and conditions connected to profiles at Slotnite are listed next to the promotions.
7. Social Media Presence	There are no Slotnite social media accounts.
8. Number of Sister Sites	White Hat Gaming Limited operates more than thirty Slotnite sister sites.
9. Games portfolio	Slotnite offers more than two thousand casino games, most of which are slots or live casino features.
10. Gamstop links	GamStop’s logo and link appears in the middle of the Slotnite footer.
Overall SCORE >	★★★★★ – 2/5 Stars

Slotnite Review 2024

You can see from the above that we already have issued with Slotnite. It’s part of a casino network that’s had issues with the UK Gambling Commission recently, reviews from players are consistently negative, the site keeps a low profile on social media and customer service has holes in it. All of these are issues for an online casino, but none of them are necessarily terminal. Is it worth overlooking them to give Slotnite a try? Let’s review the casino and find out.

Slotnite very clearly takes its inspiration from the popular video game Fortnite, which has been a huge hit all over the world and is played by tens of millions of people every day. Fortnite is seen as a children’s or young adult’s game, so it’s a surprise to see it used as the inspiration for an online casino, but perhaps Slotnite is aimed at a demographic who are new to playing at online casinos and have only recently become old enough to do so legally. The graphics at Slotnite are all drawn directly from the game, but let’s take a closer look at the gaming content and promotions.

Slotnite Welcome Promotion

White Hat Gaming Limited makes the Slotnite welcome promotion easy to understand. It’s a simple matched deposit bonus, payable only against first deposits at a rate of 100% and capped at £100. The promotion comes with one hundred bonus spins, which have to be redeemed on Aloha! Cluster Pays. Rather than being credited all at once, the bonus spins are doled out at twenty per day. All bonus funds must be wagered x35 before they can be withdrawn, which is around average for casinos that impose wagering restrictions. 

Ongoing Promotions

When you play video games, you often accumulate “XP,” which can later be turned into in-game rewards. Slotnite is inspired by a video game and uses “XP points” to reward player loyalty. XP is earned at Slotnite each time a player makes a deposit and again each time they place a wager. Once enough XP has been accumulated, players “level up” and qualify for their next stash of rewards and promotions. There isn’t much information provided on the Slotnite website about precisely how this works, but it’s safe to assume that most of the rewards are bonus spins or small cash rewards. Slotnite doesn’t tell us how many points are required to qualify for each level or even how many levels there are. It’s all a little vague.

Slotnite Pros and Cons

Pros:
Slotnite has a lively, entertaining theme and some great graphics. It looks like an exciting place to come and play casino games.

Thanks to the “XP” loyalty scheme, players who stick around for a while at Slotnite and spend regularly ought to be rewarded.
Cons:
There’s no payment or withdrawal information available anywhere on the website. We’re totally in the dark about the way banking works at Slotnite.

The site belongs to a casino network company that has recently been disciplined by the UKGC for failing to ensure it was adequately protecting customers.

Top Games at Slotnite

With more than two thousand casino games available at Slotnite, it can be hard to know where to start, so you could choose to start with the games featured front and centre in the middle of the casino’s homepage. Surprisingly, the most popular game at the casino is 20p Roulette. This is a very basic two-dimensional roulette simulator played against the computer, with no live dealers and no real opponents to play against. It’s also, as the name strongly implies, a budget roulette game with no prospect of delivering big wins. We’re at a loss to explain why it’s so popular or so prominently featured at Slotnite, but it is.

Stargate Megaways is the next most popular game at Slotnite and is an officially licensed product of the “Stargate” series of science-fiction television shows and movies. It comes from a provider called Light and Wonder, which isn’t especially well-known among players but has started to make a splash in the marketplace during the past couple of years. Stargate Megaways cleverly blends the standard “avalanche wins” feature of Megaways slots with a series of reel modifiers, which means that no two spins are ever the same. RTP is 94.1% with high volatility, but you’d expect that from a Megaways slot.

Bigger Bass Bonanza is the third of the three top slots and casino games at Slotnite. It comes from Reel Kingdom, who also gave us Fishin’ Frenzy and the original Big Bass Bonanza game. If you’re a fan of the fishing genre of online slots, you have Reel Kingdom to thank for it. This sequel, which is highly volatile and offers 95.67% RTP, was released in September 2021. It’s literally bigger than the original, with four rows rather than three and twelve paylines across those rows. A single “fish catch” on any spin could be worth x4000 your stake even in the base game, but the volatility of the slot might be a little too much for some.

Deposit and Withdrawal Methods

We wish we knew. Most first-class online casino sites have banking pages. Even those that don’t tend to have information listed in their FAQ. Failing that, there ought to be something in a site’s terms and conditions that makes it clear which payment and withdrawal methods work and how long we ought to be expected to wait for our withdrawals. Slotnite tells us nothing whatsoever, and that’s close to unforgivable. The logos in the footer of the Slotnite homepage suggest that the casino works with a range of methods from Visa and Mastercard Debit through PayPal, Neteller, Trustly, Sofort and more, but without specific confirmation, we’re unable to verify that. If anyone involved with Slotnite ever reads this review, this lack of information is something you need to address urgently.

Customer Support and Licensing

The support options open to players at Slotnite or live chat or email. The “support” page of the site promises that the average time for getting a response to a live chat enquiry is between thirty and sixty seconds, which is impressive if the standard is maintained at all times. Failing that, emails can be sent to [email protected]. Slotnite doesn’t offer telephone numbers, so you can’t pick up the phone and speak to anybody. The licence that covers Slotnite is held with the UK Gambling Commission with White Hat Gaming Limited as per the information given in the table above. A second licence with the Malta Gaming Authority allows the casino to operate internationally.

Slotnite – The Verdict

When people say “never judge a book by its cover,” they usually mean that you should never write something or someone off because it looks ugly. We don’t think Slotnite should be judged by its “cover,” but for the opposite reasons. It’s a visually stunning casino that doesn’t play as well as it looks like it should. We have no issue with the portfolio of games at the site nor the terms of the welcome offer, but the vagueness of the loyalty program is annoying, and the absence of any banking information is an irritation too far. White Hat Gaming can do better and has done with several of the Slotnite sister sites.

What are players saying about Slotnite Casino?

Here are our condensed / readers digest summaries of recent player reviews of Slotnite Casino. The reviews are real, but we’ve edited them to keep them brief.

• 12-Jul-2022 by Kevin:
  I don’t know where to start. I’ve lost £500 playing low stakes because the casino just never pays out anything. I emailed them about it, and they gave me the usual nonsense about RTPs. It’s obviously lies, the site is fixed. – source: TrustPilot
• 29-Jun-2022 by Alexander:
  This is a rubbish casino. It’s only there to take your money, the slots have been manipulated. Stay well clear of it. – source: TrustPilot
• 07-Jun-2022 by Adie:
  This is a joke of a site. They take your money but make every excuse in the book not to pay you when it’s their turn. I’ve been waiting three weeks for a withdrawal, and I’m getting nowhere with the idiots on live chat. – source: TrustPilot
• 23-May-2022 by Linzi:
  Appalling site, not even worthy of a single star. They suspended my account in the middle of a game without any warning or reason. I asked them to review the decision, and they told me it would take 48 hours, so I asked for all the money in my account to be sent to me instead. I’m still waiting for it. – source: TrustPilot
• 22-May-2022 by Craig:
  They’re just ridiculous. I’ve asked for a withdrawal of £700 and sent in all the details they asked for. In return, they blocked my account. I don’t think they’re ever going to pay me, and I think the people who work on their live chat might be children. I love online casinos, but this is one that ought to be banned. – source: TrustPilot
• 14-May-2021 by Shane:
  Awful experience at this casino. The games were ridiculous and bonus offers were useless. Didn’t managed to win even a single penny here. – source: TrustPilot
• 22-Apr-2021 by Eddy:
  Stay away from these scammers as their slots were rigged and offers were not legit at all. Support was also very unprofessional. – source: TrustPilot
• 31-Jan-2021 by Paul:
  The site was average with a limited number of games to offer. No welcome bonus was there and live chat was also not responding. – source: TrustPilot
• 21-Dec-2020 by Oliver:
  Winning was good at this casino bonus offers were amazing and the games were classy. Need to improve their payouts methods immediately. – source: AskGamblers
• 18-Dec-2020 by Julia:
  The coolest casino I have ever seen withdrawals were unlimited with a nice welcome bonus to give. Software providers were my favourite at this casino. – source: AskGamblers