Slotmore Casino Review

Play more slots more of the time. That’s Slotmore in a nutshell. The site is stocked with the usual games from the usual suspects, like NetEnt, whose meme games such as Starburst are present and accounted for here. For a site that’s all about slots, the selection of games here is deeply uninspiring. That’s because Slotmore is, to all intents and purposes, a clone site from an operator whose sites are all identical, give or take the odd subtle tweak.

In addition to playing slots, you can take your pick from a smaller selection of casino games, mostly roulette, but there’s some blackjack and live casino games too. The live games are mostly made up of various versions of roulette including the obligatory Dolphin Roulette and Ra Roulette. All of the games on the site are designed to work on mobile as well as on desktop and tablet. In addition to the usual categories of casino games, you’ve got a section filled with exclusive games. As it turns out though, these games aren’t remotely exclusive as they’re available at every single site this operator owns. Moreover, the games themselves are pretty poor and aren’t worth playing.

About Slotmore

Slotmore is the product of Nektan Limited. They’re based in Gibraltar and are licensed by the government of Gibraltar. There’s an About page of sorts, delivered by way of a pop-up, but it doesn’t tell you anything of interest. If you require customer support, you can get hold of a member of staff by email, live chat or by calling the UK phone number provided. Slotmore is available in multiple languages including Swedish, Norwegian and German.

Boku Banking and More

There’s a range of deposit options available to you at Slotmore including Visa, Maestro, MasterCard, Neteller, Boku, Paysafecard, Skrill and Trustly. If you’d like to learn more about banking, you’ll need to check out the FAQ cos this site doesn’t have a banking page. The FAQ appears as a pop-up, like everything else on this site. Here you’ll learn that the minimum deposit amount is £10. Instructions are provided for depositing using the various methods that are available such as Skrill and Neteller. As for withdrawals, the minimum amount is £20 and the processing time can take up to three days. It’s unclear how long it takes funds to clear into your account after that.

Bonus Worth £500

There’s a casino bonus worth up to £500 plus 50 free spins on Starburst when you sign up at Slotmore. This is divided as follows: a first deposit bonus of 200% worth up to £50 plus 50 free spins, a 100% second deposit bonus worth up to £200 and a 50% third deposit bonus worth up to £250. The other promotions to look out for at Slotmore include Happy Hour Tuesday where you can claim some kind of slots bonus, and Choose Your Match, which is a weekend deal where you can claim a 50% bonus when you deposit at least £20. That just leaves Free Spins Thursday, when you can claim 15 spins in exchange for a £10 deposit and 40 spins for £20, and then Privileged.

Privileged is the loyalty scheme that Slotmore operates and which also operates at the other sites that Nektan run. It’s not the most exciting of loyalty schemes, but then these things never are. In return for your custom, you’ll be rewarded with cashback, weekly bonuses, deposit rewards and free spins. “How can you become a Privileged member?” reads the site. “This is by invite only, however if you don’t have an invite but feel you should be privileged, get in touch now!” This is total gibberish. You really don’t want to bother with this loyalty scheme – it’s not worth your time and besides, Slotmore ought to be asking you, not the other way round.

Casino Games Divided

The games at Slotmore are divided into the following categories: Player Favourites, New Games, Casino Games, Exclusive and All Games. We’ve already established how bad and non-exclusive the exclusive games are, so let’s skip them. Player Favourites is also deeply uninspiring, for this category contains the likes of Starburst, Cleopatra, Shamrock ‘n’ Roll, King Kong Cash, Rainbow Riches and Luck o the Irish. All deeply insipid stuff. There are some better games in there in fairness however such as Ted, Gonzo’s Quest, Pixies of the Forest and Da Vinci Diamonds.

The jackpot games are better, not least because you can see at a glance what the value of their progressive jackpots is. Titles include Top Cat, Worms Reloaded, Genie Jackpots, Siberian Storm, Isle of Plenty and Slots o Gold. Prizes can reach over £1 million, and rise to as much as £10 million or more in some cases. About £900,000 seems to be the average though. Although progressive jackpot games generally aren’t the most sophisticated of slots, the sheer sums they can payout largely atones for this.

The remaining games to be played at Slotmore are mostly slots, as you’d expect. While many of these games aren’t worth going out of your way to play, there are some decent titles in the mix. Besides, even mediocre games have their redeeming features, and if a slot like Amazon Queen or Best of British pays out, no doubt you’ll be singing its praises. Other titles vying for your attention and your credits include Boss The Lotto, Candy Swap, Cash Stampede, Candy Bars, Cave Raiders and Cats. All of the site’s games can be demoed before you choose to step up and put in some of your own money in the hope of winning even more in return.

Slotmore Casino Conclusion

A generic online casino that offers very little of interest, Slotmore is playable but there are loads of better sites out there. It never really makes sense why operators like Nektan – though they’re by no means the only ones – don’t put more of an effort into differentiating their sites. The reality is that they’ll get a deal from the developers of these games to license them at all of their casinos. That’s why all of Nektan’s sites are the same, and it’s a similar story with operators such as Jumpman Gaming and Cassava Enterprises.

From the perspective of players though, they’re given the illusion of choice, which is a false dichotomy: all of the sites in the world to choose from but they’re all serving up the same games. There’s nothing here that stands out, from the bonuses to the games, and nothing that would make you want to go out of your way to sign up here. Slotmore still works, and is a perfectly functional site. It’s just not a particularly exciting one.