Avenger Slots Casino Review

Like most Jumpman casinos, Avenger Slots casino is bursting at the seams with top casino slots within the industry. Games have been categorised to help you find whatever you are looking for with ease. You can browse by new games, faves, jackpots and bingo.

Amongst some of the most popular games on offer are Immortal Romance, Rainbow Riches, Reel King Mega, and Aloha! Cluster Pays.

I kicked off the testing of the games with a few spins on Immortal Romance, and it wasn't long before I landed a lovely little win there. Next up, I tried Beat the Bobbies Jackpot and did manage to trigger the free spins game but only won a measly £2.05 there.

There were slim pickings under the ‘Table' tab, but I had a few bets on Live Speed Roulette and came away a few pounds up thanks to my winning streak on red. I had a hunt around for any other live games to sample, but all the others had a minimum £10 bet, which was a bit above my budget here.

If you want to try your hand at jackpot titles, you'll be pleased to learn that there is a generous collection, including Frank's Freak Spins, Piggy Payout, Irish Luck and Sugar Train.

I can't say that it was the smoothest gaming experience I've ever had; nearly all the games had a slight lag and jerkiness to them. I checked my connection speed, and it remained stable throughout, but the casino seemed to struggle at times. That said, the basic layout of the games lobby and navigation worked just fine, and I was able to find everything I wanted to play.

The only area where things are lacking is the overall game selection. The absence of big titles like Book of Dead was really felt at times.

Desktop game information

• Games: 3000
• Slots: 2600
• Table games: 133
• Jackpot games: 64

_{The number of games is an approximation at the time of writing the review. The numbers may change when new providers are included and new games are added.}

Although there is no dedicated Live Casino category, you can still search for live dealer games, such as Live Blackjack and Live Roulette. Over the years, Avenger Slots has added more and more live titles, including some game shows. If you are new to live casinos, you can read more about them from our dedicated page.

The games on offer are fronted and presented by real-life dealers and croupiers. Simply take a seat at the table and place your bets to kick-start the game.

Live game information

• Total number of live casino games: 20

_{The number of games is an approximation at the time of writing the review. The numbers may change when new providers are included and new games are added.}

Switching over to the mobile site, I loaded it up using the Chrome browser on my Android device and logged in. The navigation was pretty similar to the desktop site, but I'm not a big fan of the mobile site design here.

While everything has its place and worked fine, the bottom menu is totally unnecessary. It has links to the cashier and trophy sections alongside Fluffy Favourites and Starburst, not two games I'd be desperate to play anytime.

The games I tried worked without any hitches or glitches; it was actually a better experience than the desktop site for some reason. It's just a shame about the odd layout and design of the mobile experience here.

Avenger Slots offers an app to its clients, but not everyone has praised its performance.

Just after signing up, a simple form appeared where I could enter my name and card details to drop in my first deposit and claim the welcome offer. I filled in the form and hit the big green ‘Deposit Now' button, and less than 5 seconds later, the banking app on my phone confirmed the funds had been taken. On the screen, the balance was still showing £0, but a quick refresh of the browser rectified this, and the Mega Reel appeared on the screen.

Avenger Slots withdrawal times are, on average, 1-3 days. Coming to make a withdrawal, I hit a snag right away. When I clicked on the ‘Withdrawal' tab in the cashier section, I saw a pop-up message that said my account was currently being checked. It said this would take around 48 hours, which meant that I couldn't put in a request for my funds until the checks had been completed.

Once the checks were completed, I navigated over to the cashier section, which contained a lot of small print, never a sight that sets my mind at ease. In the text, there was mention of the £2.50 levied on all withdrawals here, regardless of their size. There was also a mention of my remaining wagering and current bonus balance, which I was going to forfeit.

I entered my real cash balance amount and hit ‘Withdraw'. I got a pop-up confirming that I was about to lose my bonus balance and clicked on ‘Carry On' to proceed. The final pop-up notification laid out the fees and cash-out balance and said that it would take between 1 and 3 working days for my request to be approved. I hit ‘Confirm', re-entered my password and finally saw a confirmation screen. This stated that I'd need to send in some documentation before my request could be approved.

Once my account was fully verified, it took just under 23 hours for my withdrawal to be approved by Avenger Slots. This is a fairly quick turnaround for a first withdrawal request but expected given all the verification delays. That said, the cashier function here was easy to use, but it's just a shame about that £2.50 fee.

• Mastercard: 0-3 business days
• Visa: 0-3 business days
• Skrill: 0-2 business days
• Neteller: 0-2 business days
• PayPal: 0-2 business days

Searching around the site for any way to contact the support team, I only found a very basic ‘Contact Us' page. This only had an email address on offer; otherwise, it was back to the FAQ page to find some answers which was not very reassuring.

I decided to fire off an email to the address given to see how they would handle a question about withdrawals. I got an automated response back asking me to reply with my date of birth, postcode and username. I had already added these details in my original message and never actually received a reply, so it just proves how flawed this support system is.

Scanning through the FAQ page, I could see that all the basics were covered, but it really lacked any detail at all. It's not really up to the job, considering that there's no additional info in any of the sections in the ‘My Account' area. This page needs some serious work to make it a better resource for players and help to reduce the number of unnecessary emails the casino must be getting right now.

• Email support: ✅
• Live support: ❌
  
• Phone support: ❌
  

As a licensed UK casino, Avenger Slots is obliged by law to verify the age and identity of their players.

You'll be requested to send in the below documentation:

• Proof of ID (passport, driving license, ID card)
• Proof of address (utility bill, bank statement, official government letter)
• Proof of Payment Method

When I went to make my first withdrawal, I got a pop-up message informing me that my account was currently being checked over. It mentioned that this could take up to 48 hours and that I didn't need to do anything at this stage as it was standard practice. I can't say exactly how long it took to clear this check as I got no email to say that it had been completed. All I know is the next time I logged in, I was able to make a withdrawal request.

I had a look around the site for any information on verifying my account, but all I could find was one mention on the FAQ page under ‘Withdrawals'. This simply mentioned the type of documents that would be required and an email address to send them to. It did say that these documents could be sent in immediately after registration, but I decided to pass on this for now.

When I made my withdrawal request, I hit another snag as the casino now wanted documents to fully verify my account. I sent in an image of my driving licence and bank statement as proof of ID and address, respectively. It took just over 22 hours for the verification to complete, and I got an email to confirm that my account had now been fully verified. This was a pretty quick turnaround, but given the annoying additional delay in making a withdrawal request and the lack of an upload portal, I can't offer a higher rating here.

Avenger Slots is very much safe. The casino cares about its players and wants them to have fun in a responsible manner.

If you suspect that gambling is negatively impacting your life, you can avail yourself of the below responsible gambling tools:

• Deposit Limits
• Take a Break
• Reality Check
• Self-Exclusion

If you feel that you need additional assistance, you may want to register with GAMSTOP. This free service is available to all players who wish to self-exclude from all gambling casino sites licensed in the UK.

Avenger Slots is operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited and thus has several sister sites. One example is Slots52, and you are able to read more about it on its dedicated page.

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Avenger Slots is owned and operated by Jumpman Gaming Limited.

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