Slots n Roll

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SLOTS N ROLL IS NOT COVERED BY A UK GAMBLING COMMISSION LICENCE.

Slots n Roll is one of many casinos that belong to Vega World Solutions N.V., which is a casino network company based on the exotic island of Curacao. There’s a tendency among Curacao-based casinos to offer access to UK-based players despite not having a UK Gambling Commission licence. Some of the Slots n Roll sister sites fit that description, as does Slots n Roll itself. For clarity – and this is an important point – we only recommend UK-licensed casinos to UK-based players. If you opt to play at an unlicensed casino, you do so at your own risk.

Gale & Martin

You can never be one hundred per cent sure whether or not Gale & Martin is going to be there when you go looking for it. That’s a problem with quite a few of the Slots n Roll sister sites – they appear to have reliability issues, with the casinos disappearing for weeks at a time only to resurface as if nothing had ever happened to them. Gale & Martin, when it’s working, is a colourful online casino that goes all-in with the superhero theme. The theme isn’t as popular as it once was, but it still has enough fans to make this a relatively successful international casino. Reload bonuses are the order of the day in the Gale & Martin promotions, but the overall range of games available is a little bit limited. That’s often the case with casinos based in Curacao.

Casino Blusky

You might look at the name of this member of the Slots n Roll sister sites family, then look at the logo above and think that we’ve made an error. We assure you that we haven’t. Blu Casino existed before Casino Blusky. Blu Casino then closed down and was seemingly replaced by Casino Blusky, but Casino Blusky continued using its predecessor’s logo. This might be connected to the issue of constantly disappearing offline and then resurfacing that we described a moment ago with Gale & Martin, and underscores the difficulty that comes with trying to keep track of Curacao-based casinos. When (or if) it’s online, Casino Blusky is noted for offering faster-than-average withdrawals for a casino based in this part of the world and also appears to work with more providers than most Slots n Roll sister sites. We’re not sure how that works.

Crazyno Casino

The motto of Crazyno Casino (often known simply as ‘Crazyno’) is “Earn enough biscuits, and you’ll be transported to another planet.” It’s one of the oddest mottos we’ve ever heard for any online casino, and we honestly don’t know whether it’s a translation issue, a drug reference, or something entirely different. In any event, this is the best-looking of the Slots n Roll sister sites, and the competition isn’t close. Looking at Slots n Roll and Crazyno side-by-side, it’s hard to imagine that they both came from the same operator. A lot more time was put into Crazyno than was put into Slots n Roll, so if you enjoy this operator’s style and repertoire, we think that this is the site you’d be best off with. It’s still unlicensed as far as players in the UK are concerned, though, so remind yourself of that before you part with any money.

Ridika Casino

If Crazyno is the best-looking of the Slots n Roll sister sites, then Ridika Casino is the most friendly and welcoming. You can see that from the logo alone, with its friendly glasses-wearing bear mascot. We think it might even be a polar bear, in which case, don’t let it fool you – a polar bear won’t be anywhere near that friendly if you were to encounter one in real life. We’ve tried to divine the meaning behind “Ridika,” but all we’ve been able to find is that it’s the Lithuanian word for “radish.” We think “Radish Casino” is probably unlikely to be the site’s intended title, but who knows? Maybe polar bears love radishes. In any event, you can’t access Ridika from the UK, so the casino is likely to be of very little interest to the overwhelming majority of our audience.

Madame Chance

We’ve all heard of Lady Luck. You can think of Madame Chance as her French cousin. You don’t often find that Curacao-based casinos are tailored for a female audience, so that makes Madame Chance a rarity not only among the Slots n Roll sister sites but also the wider scene. Madame Chance is a very bonus-heavy casino, with large sign-up promotions and various loyalty and long-term rewards for players who choose to stick around. One of its biggest downsides, however, is that its live casino and live dealer games are only available during specified hours. That’s an unusual restriction and strikes us as being a somewhat dated concept. All the best online casinos are available 24/7, so the fact that Madame Chance isn’t means that we can’t put it in that category. To be honest, given its licensing status, we were never going to put it there anyway.

Slots n Roll Review 2024

Rock and Roll just isn’t as big a deal as it used to be. Go back to the Britpop days of the 1990s, and there was nothing cooler than being a rock star, but it’s been a long time since rock was top of the pops. Come to think of it, it’s a long time since top of the pops was a relevant concept either. It’s still a genre with fans, though, and some of those fans might be drawn to this rock-themed casino. What kind of tune does Slots n Roll play for prospective players? Let’s see.

Slots n Roll Welcome Offer

The Slots N Roll welcome promotion is the very first thing you’ll see when you load the casino’s homepage, printed in a gold font over a backdrop of a city skyline covered in musical instruments. The offer on the table is a 300% deposit bonus plus fifty free spins, split across two deposits. Click through to the “promotions” page, though, and you’ll find that it disagrees – there are actually 300% deposit boosts attached separately to both deposits, so the overall offer is one hundred free spins and a 600% cumulative boost. However, the maximum cash value of the offer isn’t stated, and nor are the wagering requirements.

Ongoing Promotions

If you like deposit boosts, we have good news for you. Slots n Roll is packed full of them. Even after the welcome promotion has come and gone, players can claim a further three “loyalty offer” deposit boosts – one at 250%, one at 350% and one at 400%, each with fifty more bonus spins attached. The price of entry keeps going up, however. You need to deposit £100 to claim the first, £150 for the second and £300 for the third.

Beyond the above, there are also deposit boosts attached to specific days of the week, with free spins available almost every day. As nice as all of this sounds, we still have no idea what the maximum conversion bonus is or if any wagering requirements are imposed. It’s hard to say if the bonuses have any true value without this information.

Pros and Cons of Slots n Roll

Pros: It’s possible that the bonuses at Slots n Roll are great. Perhaps there are no wagering requirements, and all the bonus money comes without any strings attached. If so, we’d say that this is a generous casino. The site’s selection of games appears to be reasonably good, with live casino options to go with its slots.

Cons: Slots n Roll appears to be almost allergic to giving specific details about almost anything. There are no clear terms attached to the bonuses, no details about deposit and withdrawal processes, and very little by way of customer support unless you happen to be a VIP member. Given that the casino never explains how to become a VIP member, we have no idea whether it’s a realistic prospect. The casino also operates in the UK without a UKGC licence, which is a big no-no.

Top Games at Slots n Roll

The total number of games at Slots n Roll is given as four hundred, with slots making up the bulk of its library. Its progressive slots appear to be the ones it’s most proud of, with the category appearing first on the list of options on its homepage. Titles like Aztec’s Millions, Cash Bandits, and Big Cat all appear with lucrative progressive jackpot values stamped on them, perhaps enticing high-rollers with the promise of big rewards for big risks.

The live games that the casino offers appear to be generic and don’t come from a recognised provider, but all the basics are covered. There are live dealer versions of both American and European roulette, baccarat, blackjack and more. If that’s not for you, Slots n Roll also has more than forty table game simulators, including video poker and pontoon.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

This is really the great unknown. Slots n Roll doesn’t have a banking page or an FAQ section, so the information we’d like to know before spending any money with Slots n Roll simply isn’t there. The logos of Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Bitcoin and more in the footer of the casino’s website imply that there are plenty of options available, but the text of the website says otherwise. In fact, the wording of the page strongly implies that the only way of getting money out of the site is via bank wire transfers. Given that bank wire transfers are almost always slow, we suspect that you might be waiting a while to get your hands on your cash once you’ve asked for it.

Customer Support and Licensing

This is another grey area. There’s a section of the Slots n Roll homepage headlined “Customer Support,” but it skimps on details. It sounds like live chat is available between 6am and 11:45pm every day, which isn’t bad, and there’s also [email protected] as an email address. Live telephone support, however, is restricted to VIP players. That means that non-VIP players are treated as second-class citizens, which isn’t something we’ve ever been fond of.

When it comes to licensing, Slots n Roll claims to be covered by a Curacao iGaming license via Antillephone N.V., which we’ve checked. The license appears to be valid, but it doesn’t offer any protection if you’re based in the UK. We assume that the same is true of all of the Slots n Roll sister sites, so the risks of playing at any of them as a UK-based player are considerable.

Slots n Roll – The Verdict

Our problem with Slots n Roll isn’t just the fact that it’s ugly and doesn’t have the right license to operate in the UK. We’re also concerned that it doesn’t provide anywhere near enough information for players to make informed decisions about playing here, and in some cases, it appears to be making things up. It claims on its homepage to have been awarded GGC Digital Operator of the Year, EGR Customer Operator of the Year and GGC Responsible Experience of the Year awards, but it doesn’t state when these prizes were won. We can’t find any evidence that the site ever won any of these awards. Trust is important when it comes to iGaming, and Slots n Roll simply doesn’t engender any from us.