Slotours

Slotours Sister Sites 2025

Koi Fortune

Before we get into Slotours properly, there’s something we need to get out of the way. The Koi Fortune name shows up on the Anjouan licence held by Lucky Mustard Limidata, along with a handful of other sites that are technically also Slotours sister sites. A couple of these, like Betset and Murka Bet, have already shut their virtual doors to UK players. Realistically, that should be the case across the board given the nature of their licence, but we’ll dig deeper into that in the main review. Meanwhile, a few others – Rumruay being one – don’t seem to have launched at all. So, for now, Koi Fortune is the only one from the bunch that’s actually up and running internationally, apart from Slotours itself, of course.

The inspiration for Koi Fortune comes from koi carp, which are seen as a symbol of good fortune in Japan. Koi-related imagery (generated by AI) shows up all over the casino’s website, so the idea is that you should feel lucky when you play here. Whether or not you actually feel lucky will probably come down to how much joy you can get out of the casino’s various promotions, but be warned on that front – not all of them have the same wagering requirements, and some of those requirements are much more punitive than others. Check the small print carefully before trying to bag any of them. You’ll find more information in our full review by clicking the thumbnail above. If any of the other Slotours sister sites eventually go live, we’ll cover them here.

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Slotours Casino Review 2025

“Slotours” probably looks better written down than it sounds when said out loud. It’s a nod to the fact that this is a casino with a travel theme, but it’s not a name that rolls off the tongue easily. Speaking of not rolling off the tongue easily, some of the pages of the Slotours website are written in Japanese. That’s quite a big problem, and it’s one that we’ll be getting to in detail in a moment. It’s a clean-looking website and it’s easy to use (so long as you stick to the English language pages), but is it any good? That’s the most important question to answer, and we’ll have done that by the time you get to the bottom of this page.

Slotours Welcome Offers

OK, so here’s the casino’s biggest problem, and we’re hitting it straight out of the (departure) gate. There’s a banner on the Slotours homepage that invites you to click it to find out more about the welcome bonus. We did so, and we were taken to a page full of Japanese writing. Because of that, we have literally no idea what the bonus is supposed to be – or, at least, we didn’t until we screenshotted the page and uploaded it into a translator. We imagine that most players aren’t going to be willing to take that step.

Having got the translation back, we can now confirm that the welcome offer is a no-deposit bonus worth a maximum of £55 – big for a no-deposit bonus. The maximum that can be withdrawn from the bonus is £200. There’s no mention of wagering requirements, which would make the bonus unusually generous, but we can’t rule out a translation issue preventing us from seeing them.

Ongoing Promotions

We are, as you can probably tell, a little confused about the Slotours Casino welcome bonus. We’re even more confused about the “ten days of free spins” offer, which we assume is supposed to be an extension of the casino’s red carpet for new players. The offer is free spins on a different slots game for ten days in a row, which is nice, but we don’t know how many spins we get per day. We also don’t know what we need to do to get the spins because the casino doesn’t tell us. Is this another no-deposit offer? Is there a limit on winnings? We don’t know the answers to those questions, either. We do know which slots the spins are for, but that information is useless without the terms and conditions that govern the promotion.

Slotours VIP Programme

Slotours Casino’s VIP Programme is built around the simple idea of rewarding regular play, with 50 levels to climb based entirely on how much you’ve bet in total. There’s no risk of being downgraded once you’ve reached a level, which is a nice touch if you’re inconsistent in your spending. As you progress, you get small increases in rebate percentages (starting at 0.1% and going up to 2.1%), and occasional cash bonuses at certain milestones. Lower levels get rewards every two weeks, but from Level 11 onwards, it’s weekly, and once you hit Level 21, you’re rewarded daily. Reaching a new level grants an instant “level-up bonus”, but there’s a steep 10x wagering requirement on it. That’s in addition to a 5x playthrough needed to cash out rebate bonuses. So while it sounds generous on paper, there are strings attached that make the rewards far less straightforward than they initially appear.

One of the biggest issues is the sheer amount you have to spend to make any serious progress. To reach just Level 10, you’d need to have wagered £100,000 in total. Even the first jump from Level 1 to 2 requires £300 in bets for a rebate increase of just 0.1%, which feels a bit stingy. There’s also little in the way of variety or personalisation; no exclusive events, no faster withdrawals, no personal account manager—just rebates and the odd cash drop, all on fixed timers. And while daily rewards sound appealing at the higher levels, the actual cash amounts often don’t justify the spending required to get there. For a so-called VIP experience, the programme is oddly impersonal and focused more on grinding than actual loyalty or luxury. It’ll suit high rollers who play constantly, but most players won’t get much out of it unless they’re wagering eye-watering amounts regularly.

What are the Pros and Cons of Slotours Casino?

Pros: A lot of the stuff that Slotours puts front and centre works well. It’s a simple, clean-looking casino, and it’s easy to find your way around. The travel theme is neat, and the no-deposit welcome bonus sounds good now we’ve finally been able to work out what’s going on with it. If the free spins are also wager-free, that’s another big positive.

Cons: This casino has shot itself in the foot so hard that it’s lost all of its toes. How has it managed to get published with a Japanese promotions page? Why are the terms and conditions of the free spins not clearly explained? Why isn’t the withdrawal process clearly explained, too? The biggest ‘why’ here is why the casino is available in the UK without a UK Gambling Commission licence. That’s illegal.

Top Games at Slotours

Here’s another weird detail about Slotours Casino. Coming back to that ‘ten days of free spins’ offer, the casino offers players spins on a series of genuinely world-class slots. The “Day 1” free spins, for example, are supposed to be on Sweet Bonanza by Pragmatic Play. Troll Hunters 2 is also on the list, as is Rock Bottom, Super Market Spree, The Dog House, and Gonzo’s Quest: Megaways. The issue is that we haven’t been able to find any of these slots in the Slotours portfolio. Instead, the slots on the homepage are mostly smaller names from smaller studios.

At the time of our visit to Slotours Casino to write this review, the number one slots game was Graffiti Rush, which comes from PFSoft. Hawaiian Dream Gold by Winfast, Asgardian Rising by PGSoft, and The Haunted Manor by KA Gaming were also on the top row. If you wanted jackpot slots, your choices started with Snow Coin: Hold the Spin by Gamzix, and also included Sizzling Bells: Hold the Jackpot by Wazdan, and Sunny Coin: Hold the Spin (Gamzix again). It looks like, for the main part, Slotours relies on providers that are better known for providing games to casinos that don’t hold any licenses at all. Odd.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

Slotours doesn’t exactly go out of its way to be clear about this, which is a bit of a pain. Judging by the logos tucked away at the bottom of the site, it looks like most cryptocurrencies are fair game. That said, the way the promos are laid out makes it look like USDT is their go-to option if you’re going down the crypto route. It also seems that both Visa and Mastercard debit cards are in play. According to the small print, you’re looking at up to 48 hours to get your money if you’re cashing out less than a grand. Anything over that amount might take longer, but there’s no word on exactly how much longer.

Customer Support and Licensing

The chat function tucked away in the corner of Slotours’ homepage, or found in the menu, looks like the only proper way to get hold of them. That said, we reckon you might also be able to drop them an email at [email protected]. Either way, don’t expect a live chat – because there isn’t one – and that’s definitely a let-down. Slotours is part of the Lucky Mustard Limitada group and runs under an online gaming licence issued in Anjouan, which also covers the Slotours sister sites. The problem is that licence doesn’t hold any legal weight in the UK, which means this casino isn’t allowed to operate here.

Slotours Casino – The Verdict

Slotours is basically unplayable in its current condition unless you’re Japanese. Its welcome bonus is in Japanese, the terms of that bonus are confusing even when you translate them, and we can’t make much more sense of the ten-day free spins offer, either. Several of the slots that the casino claims to be attached to that offer don’t appear to be available at the casino at all. It’s all a mess, which is a shame because we like the idea behind the theme. Operating in places where you don’t hold a licence is the biggest foul a casino can commit, though, and Slotours is guilty of that one. That makes the whole casino a write-off.