Peachy Games casino review (UK)

Peachy Games do have a very juicy bonus to welcome you to their casino. For my £40 deposit, I received an extra £40 in bonus money and an extra 20 spins on Starburst. Bonus money and money won through free spins all have a wagering requirement of 40x. This is in line with industry standards and quite achievable.

I immediately dropped everything and headed to Starburst to enjoy my bonus spins. I ended up winning just over £1. So I closed the game and went to explore what else the casino had to offer.

There is also a loyalty programme where you are awarded Peachy Points whenever you wager in any casino game. When you have enough points a Peachy slot will trigger and it is here where you can win points which in turn can be spent at the Peachy Shop.

Brace yourself because at Peachy Games there is a serious selection of games, slots and live casino. There are most of the major providers we all love and an extensive catalogue of live games powered by Evolution Gaming.

After a few rounds of Starburst, I felt like more of a story mode-type slot which Yggdrasil offers. I settled for Dr Fortuno with its haunting soundtrack and beautiful graphics. At one point I got the Dr Fortuna tile which activates a wheel and also 3 bonus tiles. The game first activated the wheel where I 50p but this didn’t matter as I also had the bonus round coming up. At this point, my screen blacked out and an error came up saying my browser didn’t support the game.

After refreshing the game a few times and nothing happening I tried accessing the game via mobile. Thankfully, the bonus round wasn’t lost and I was able to continue the session. I continued playing on mobile without any trouble.

It was now time to head to the live casino. As usual, I went with Lightning Roulette but something weird happened here. I was sent to a page which told me that if I wagered on this game I would forfeit the bonus. This was quite weird and I pressed the back button. I refreshed the lobby and noticed I clicked on Lightning Roulette: First Person. I wanted the live version so changed to that instead and played a few rounds with my bonus still intact.

By now I was starting to wonder if the bonus would be forfeited. I went back to the first-person version of Lightning Roulette and surely enough after my first 50p bet, my bonus disappeared.

I was playing Dr Fortuno on desktop when I managed to get into the bonus round. When this happened the screen blacked out on me and I received a message saying the game wasn’t supported. This is when I switched to mobile. I was able to continue where I left off and was also given the opportunity to see a replay of the gameplay I missed.

After this, I decided to swap game and went for a few rounds of NetEnt’s Gonzo’s Quest Megaways which I keep hearing ads for on the radio. Nothing much to report on this front as the casino behaves incredibly well on mobile.

There was even an attempt at getting myself into a Live Deal or No Deal round. But after £4 and not managing to enter a single game I gave up and swapped to Tiki Reward.

There is a floating chat button available throughout the site but you can also access the help section via the main menu on the left-hand side. There is a good selection of FAQs available which are all neatly categorised and linked. Here you will also find links to bonus terms, terms and conditions and safe gambling practices.

Live chat is available between 9 am and midnight and emails are answered around the clock, 7 days a week. If you do prefer getting in touch via email there is a form within the support section with 24-hour replies.

I clicked ‘Join now’ on a promotion banner and a popup appeared asking for the usual information. Once all the information was entered another pop up asked me to sit tight, wait and to not refresh the window.

A few seconds later I was registered and another popup came up with the option to deposit. I didn’t receive any emails or text messages asking me to verify my account. I managed to deposit, play and withdraw around £20 back to my debit card without the need to submit any documents.

As soon as I registered a deposit popup appeared. There are quite a few deposit methods available at Peachy Games including Trustly and PayPal. Under the depositing section, there is also a link to deposit limits you might want to set in your account.

I entered the deposit amount of £40 and the method (a Visa Debit). As soon as I pressed to continue another popup opened up asking for the card details. All these popups do look untidy but my payment was quickly processed and I was ready to try out the casino. I also received an email confirmation about my deposit.

There is a minimum withdrawal of £25 at Peachy Games and you cannot withdraw any pence. But withdrawals are fast and money was in my account within just 2 days.