Slots Kingdom Casino Review

Imagine entering a realm where you can do nothing but play slots all day. That's pretty much the theme behind Slots Kingdom, site that lets you enjoy your first love provided that first love is playing online slots. There are a few other ways to while away your time on this extremely colourful and busy looking site but slots are certainly the main attraction. The clue is in the name.

Slots Kingdom is a new site which launched in 2017 although you wouldn’t think it to look at it. Indeed, on first inspection you could be forgiven for thinking that the site was at least 5 years older than that. An extremely small series of thumbnail images pertaining to the slots in question spans the homepage. Although easy enough to read on desktop, it will be distinctly harder on mobile. As for the scrolling ticker display detailing the latest winners on the site which zooms past in place of a featured slider, it is simply annoying.

About Slots Kingdom

Slots Kingdom is operated by Jumpman Gaming, a company who are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission as well as by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. They’ve operated loads of sites similar to this over the years including bingo sites and online casinos. While many of the sites that Jumpman Gaming operates are pretty poor, even by their standards this one is worse than most. That being said, despite the awkward design, the poor choice of typefaces and the squashed aspect ratios in places, it’s still functional.

It certainly doesn't provide the best user experience, but it will do. Slots Kingdom is one of those infuriating sites whereby if you happen to leave the page and visit another browser tab, it will start chiding you with the words “Hey! Come back!” which keep on flashing until you return to the tab. Since when did online casinos get so needy? In terms of customer support, you can get in touch with a team member by email, live chat from Monday to Friday from 9:30am to 6pm, Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp.

No Visible Banking Page

There isn't a banking page available at Slots Kingdom or at least not one that is visible while casually browsing this site. In the footer, however, along with all the squashed up text you will find some extremely small payment provider logos that include Visa, MasterCard, Paysafecard and PayPal. It is a mystery why the operators of this site haven't seen fit to provide a clearly labelled banking page as it would make life easier for any prospective players considering signing up.

Instead, any casual visitors failing to spot the deposit options which are hidden so sneakily in the footer may navigate elsewhere including after concluding that this site is lacking in information. If you'd like to find out how long withdrawal requests take to clear or other questions of that nature, your best bet would be to contact customer service.

Mega Wheel Bonus

When you sign up at Slots Kingdom, there is a welcome offer that includes the chance to spin the Mega Wheel. You could win anything from an Amazon voucher to 500 free spins on Starburst or Fluffy Favourites. This promotion is available at all of the casinos that Jumpman Gaming operates so there is nothing new to be seen here. It is also unclear how many players, if any, have ever claimed the top prize of 500 free spins. You need to deposit a minimum of £10 to claim this offer anyway. Other promotions that are available include weekly cashback, free spins on every deposit and a VIP club.

New players are treated to double cashback during their first month on the site and also such provisions as happy hour which operates from 3pm to 7pm on Wednesdays when there are more free spins to be won and on other days of the week there are even more free spins. Cash back, free spins and more free spins seems to be the order of the day everyday at Slots Kingdom. There is also a page marked Trophies which is where players can check their status and see how many badges they have won. Basically, the more you play, the higher the level you reach from playing slots, the greater the bonuses you will be able to claim such as free spins.

Highly Familiar Video Slots

The slots to be found at Slots Kingdom are the same ones that crop up at all of the sites operated by this company. There are some good games from NetEnt though these are so common that British players especially will probably be sick of the sight of them. That being said, if you'd like to play the likes of Gonzo's Quest, Fluffy Favourites or Foxin’ Wins you can do that just here. Other slots don't look quite so entertaining as is the case with the likes of Aquarium, Burlesque Queen and Easter Island. These games seem to be here mostly to make up the numbers but there are a few fun branded slots in the mix such as Sharknado.

Scratch Card Titles

There is a little more to Slots Kingdom than solely slots. You have a selection of scratch cards for example with titles such as Hero’s Quest and Diamond Deal. The name of the game here is invariably the same: to scratch off or reveal 3 or more identical symbols to win a prize. Games can be categorised according to their newness, alphabetically or favourites. Although slots make up most of the games, you will find a few other titles to entertain you including European Roulette. For the most part though, Slots Kingdom is a slots site with very little to keep fans of table games entertained.

Slots Kingdom Conclusion

Slots Kingdom is an extremely frustrating site that should look way better than it does. Despite being produced by an experienced gaming operator and being one of the newest sites on the web, the poor design, both on desktop and mobile, makes this one to avoid. There are some good slots here, it is true, thanks to NetEnt, but otherwise there is very little here that might incentivize players into sticking around. The bonuses are reasonable, if predictable, and the ability to be able to spin the bonus wheel is at least a nice touch.

It's just a shame that a little more effort hasn't been put into the design of this site. How hard is it in the current year to create a serviceable and user-friendly site? On this evidence, pretty hard. Makes no mistake, Slots Kingdom has potential but it will leave you frustrated and eager to play elsewhere. Jumpman Gaming are capable of better than this half-hearted effort.