Target Slots casino review (UK)

Grab your gear and weapons, it’s time to focus on some slots! And Target Slots has all you need to get your game into focus.

There is a great selection of slots available here with some live casino games thrown in for good measure. The desktop version is clean, with fresh designs and a smooth user experience. On mobile, you might find the casino’s lobby to be quite messy.

As usual with Jumpman, I get very annoyed with their deposit process which lets you deposit only a set amount. Their customer support is also quite slow. And there is no way to get in touch with them. Should you have a pressing matter, there is no live chat or telephone support.

I spun the Mega Wheel and received 50 free rounds on Starburst. From these I won a total of £3.93 which is disappointing to say the least. Having said that, as with other Jumpman casinos, you’re automatically entered into a mini-game which gives goodies as you level up. You do this by doing certain actions in the casino and when you reach a new level you unlock another go at the Mega Wheel.

All wins from the free rounds won on the Mega Wheel are subject to a 65x wagering requirement. This is quite high when compared to industry standards. There are also restrictions such a maximum conversion of £8 per 10 spins and a max conversion equal to lifetime deposits.

By the time I had gone round the casino I had managed to go up to level 4 and so had 3 Mega Wheels to spin. On the first spin, I received 10 spins on Tree of Riches where I won the grand sum of 5p. On my second spin, I landed on 15 free spins on Golden Beauty where I won £2.88. On the third spin, I once again landed on 10 spins on Tree of Riches where I doubled my previous win and won 10p.

At Target Slots you will also receive an automatic cashback on your losses the next day. All you have to do is visit the casino before on the day and the cashback will be yours.

There is no shortage of slots here. You will find an abundance of games from some of the major providers and also a decent selection of blackjack and roulette games in the live casino. All games are well categorised and there is also an intuitive search bar.

I started by journeying to Yggdrasil’s Easter Island slot. This is one of those feel-good games. The graphics, sounds and gameplay always manage to put a smile on my face. And what is better than visiting a tropical sunny island when it’s cold and gloomy outside?

After this, I decided to visit the Live Casino. There isn’t a huge selection of live games here but there is enough to keep you entertained. Games are provided by Pragmatic Play and they are all varieties of Blackjack and Roulette. I went with Turbo Roulette but my number kept being snubbed so after around 10 bets I made my way to the lobby to try my hand at a few other slot games.

I accessed the casino site through the Chrome browser on my iOS device. Even though the casino does work well it is very messy.

There’s a lot happening in the limited space of the mobile screen. It is one of the few casinos I felt more comfortable playing on desktop. Having said that, games load quite fast and they are well rendered when playing in portrait mode.

If you need support you will need to wait at least 2 days until you get it. This is a huge black stain on Jumpman casinos. There are no live chat feature and no telephone numbers to call should you have any trouble.

You are first directed to an unimpressive list of FAQs and only after scrolling to the very bottom, you find a way to get in touch with the casino.

Even within the answer of where you can contact support, you are discouraged to do so.

On this instance, I was having some real trouble with Yggdrasil games. It started when playing on mobile where I was getting that a technical error occurred when processing the request. The message then asked me to get in touch with support. But there is no support to really get in touch with, or at least, there is no reason to do so.

This error happened on Vikings Go Berzerk. I switched to Easter Island and after a few spins, I had the same problem. I decided to swap from mobile to desktop but the same thing was happening. This seemed to only affect Yggdrasil games although other slots - Gonzo’s Quest Megaways - were taking a long time to complete a spin. At this point, the only thing I could do was close the casino and play another time.

Getting your account set up at Target Slots is pretty straightforward. There’s a 3-step process where you enter the usual information and agree to the terms and conditions. There is also a quick registration option via PayPal.

As soon as I registered my account I received an SMS with their Mega Wheel offer as the welcome bonus. At the same time, I received a similar email. This also included information on how to verify the account. All I needed to do was to reply to that email with proof of ID and proof of address documents,

I did just that. But apart from sending a copy of passport and a Yorkshire Water bill I also included my username, date of birth and postcode in the email. You won’t find these in the email but for your account to be verified customer support will need these details.

To withdraw you will also need to provide a copy of your deposit method. In this case, I needed to send a photo of the front of my debit card with the middle numbers hidden.

There are a few ways to deposit with Target Slots including PayPal, with a PaySafeCard or via Debit Card. I deposited £50 using the latter and also entered the bonus code “50SPINS.”

What I don’t like about Jumpman casinos is that you are bound by the amount you can deposit. In fact, you can only deposit £10, £20, £50, £100 or £200. I honestly don’t know what is the reason for this other than to irritate players.

When it comes to withdrawing you will need to wait until your documents have been processed so do make sure you do this as soon as you set up the account. Once I submitted my withdrawal it took Target slots just a few hours to process it. The money landed in my account 4 days later.