Slotty Slots casino review (UK)

‘Ready to get slotty?’ goes the tagline for this casino. I’m still unsure how I feel about the play on words. On one hand, I’m a big fan of childish puns, on the other, well this is cutting it too close to a very demeaning word. I’ll keep my naïve hat on and believe this is a cheeky play on words.

The casino is plain and simple. The appearance feels quite dated and the designs are on the boring side. There is nothing which mirrors the cheeky name which - is quite disappointing. If you’re going that way with your brand might as well go ALL the way.

Having said that the casino does have a good range of games. It is simple to get registered and to deposit. The only drawback is the £1.50 processing fee you need to incur when withdrawing less than £30.

There is more than one welcome offer available at Slotty Slots so it’s up to you which one you prefer. When on the depositing page all the available bonuses will be displayed with links to the respective Ts&Cs for you to choose from. This is incredibly handy and even though it might look messy it is one of the features I like most about Nektan casinos.

I went with the ‘deposit £40 and get 40 spins’ offer which carries a wagering requirement of only 30x. I had to choose between Aloha, Finn and the Swirly Spin and Starburst. Since it was pouring with rain outside I went for some sunshine and went with Aloha!

But my bonus spins were as gloomy as the weather outside and I only managed to win £1. At this point, I started wondering if I should have gone with the 10% cashback offer bonus instead.

After the free spins ended and I was ready to explore the casino.

From NetEnt to Pragmatic Play to Microgaming to many other games providers you’ll find something you enjoy here. Live Casino is also available and is provided by NetEnt.

Whilst the lobby might feel somewhat dated all games available are neatly categorised. There's a menu available on the left-hand side of the screen - you can even sort the games via provider. When going through the categories - such as the Daily Drops and Wins - I also noticed the name of the games provider on the bottom of each game. Another handy feature.

Since some of the Pragmatic games had a daily drop active I decided to play Wolf Gold. The game was giving me nothing in return. Even when I entered the scatter round after losing close to £15 I only managed to win a measly £6. It was time to change game but I still wanted to try out for a daily drop so went with Wild West Gold. Unfortunately, the game behaved the same way Wolf Gold did.

This was my cue to try out the Live Casino. Blackjack Blitz was my game of choice here and I managed to enjoy a few games and managed to keep my balance level.

Being a huge fan of the original and not hating the remake I decided to try Jurassic World. The game is OK but not that exciting. This always happens to me with games that are taken from a TV or a movie. In my opinion, to date, the only game which truly stepped out from the entertainment genre has been ‘Game of Thrones Megaways.’

I wanted to try something else and this is when ‘Immortal Romance’ caught my eye. I have been seeing this game pushed by so many as it’s one of the latest from Microgaming. I didn’t know what to expect but I have to say this game is hauntingly beautiful with some hard Twilight vibes. I tried and tried to get into the Chamber of Spins but I didn’t manage. Having said that I will definitely be trying this slot in the future.

Whilst the mobile experience is very smooth and plays better than on desktop, I did have better experiences on mobile at other casinos. The games just load up too small for the screen so you don’t get the full edge to edge experience.

Whilst I didn’t need to get in touch with customer support on this occasion I did notice a live chat window at the bottom right of the screen.

Telephone and live support are available between 8:00 am and midnight (BST). Emails are said to be replied within 24 hours.

There is also an FAQs section available in the form of a popup. But this is just a long piece of text you need to scroll through with no available search function.

It took me just under a minute to create my account at Slotty Slots. The one-page sign-up asked for the usual details such as name, contact info and DOB. A popup welcomed me to the casino and invited me to deposit.

At the same time, I received an email which asked me to log into my account and to upload the required documents before I can start playing. I did this before even attempting to deposit. I uploaded my passport and a Yorkshire Water bill and noticed that it might take 3 days before the documents are approved. This is when I attempted to deposit. Luckily the deposit went through and I was able to start playing.

I didn't get any emails letting me know the documents were approved but when I did withdraw the money went through with no problems.

One thing I like about Nektan casinos is that you get to choose which bonus you prefer when you are depositing. I used my Visa Debit to deposit £40 and chose my preferred bonus.

To withdraw I simply clicked on my account and then clicked the withdraw button. This is when I noticed a bit of a nasty surprise. Any withdrawals under £30 will incur a £1.50 processing fee. There was nothing I could do, I forfeited my bonus, entered my cash out amount which was around £18 and had to suffer the withdrawal fee. I received an email letting me know my withdrawal was successful after 2 days. Then 3 days later the money appeared in my account.