Slots Capital Casino Review

I had a very simple experience during my Slots Capital review process. The site itself doesn’t have the usual bells and whistles which most online casinos do. It almost has a 90s vibe going on and there is minimal glamour. But what are we here for? Cutesy graphics or good games and decent bonuses? 

The sign-up flow was easy and the site is well organised. I also like that you can control your experience from one menu. With adjusted speeds, sounds and game control alignment. The only pain point was locating the licensing info, but this wouldn’t take too much effort to fix.

Slots Capital Casino has made it easy for players to sign up. Account creation can be done in just a few steps:

You’ll then be presented with a short form to complete:

Once this is done your account will be automatically created and you’ll be logged in. Make sure to click on the email verification link at this stage, otherwise you won't be able to collect your bonuses.

For player verification, the process involves emailing a snap of your government ID and proof of address to support. I couldn’t find out at what point this is required, but it’s usually before your first withdrawal. In any case, it’s best to prepare the information to speed up the process which can take up to 24 hours. 

There’s a standard amount of payment options for you to choose from. These include credit/debit cards, some eWallets and good ol’ bank transfers. The list isn’t huge but the most accepted methods are there. You can make payments in both your country's currency and a couple of cryptos, which is always good to see.

I found the process for depositing was more than easy. The cashier section for players is as simple as it can get. The minimum amounts for each method are clearly displayed and these range from $10-25. 

When it came down to getting hold of my winnings - this was equally simple but the minimum amount is $100. You can also only cash out using a bank transfer or crypto wallet. I think that the minimum amount is excessive. I also feel that players should be able to cash out back to the method they used to deposit. 

Thankfully the withdrawal process time at Slots Capital is only 24 hours. These times apply at weekends too.

Slots Capital bonuses are huge and offer some extremely good rewards. You’ll kick off your new player journey with a choice of welcome offers. I really like this and there are different wagering requirements, minimum claim amounts etc. So that you can choose something to suit your style. After this there are a potential 9 further welcome offers to benefit each of your deposits. Yes, you read that right.

The rest of the Slots Capital promotions include a refer-a-friend scheme, cashback, crypto bonuses and free chips. There are so many deposit deals that you can claim something new each time you top up. 

The terms for all of the bonuses can be found under each deal. They are short and sweet, which is what I like. They are also generally fair though some wagering requirements are a bit high. But you can choose deals which incorporate lower amounts on a weekend, for example.

There’s a VIP club which is open to everyone. It has four levels which you can work through based on the amount of comp points you achieve. You can collect these through your slot play and they soon stack up. Each tier of the program gives you a weekly bonus and monthly cashback. 

And yes, there are Slots Capital no deposit bonuses floating around. These can often be claimed when you create your account or handed out as part of the weekly deals.

My Slots Capital Casino review uncovered around 700 games in a very straightforward lobby. There’s effective organisation and many filters to use. These include bonus feature type, release date and provider.

The different types of games include:

I think that this selection of games is appealing when you compare it to the size of the overall collection. In terms of developers you’ve got games from the likes of Saucify, Qora, and Arrows Edge. The most well-known provider is Betsoft. You won’t find Play’n Go or Netent here, and I appreciate that this might put some of you off. 

The Slots Capital jackpot slots are on the smaller side. This is due to the software developers, though there are a couple of progressive games to enjoy.

There isn’t a live casino but with a name like Slots Capital, I didn’t expect one. You do have an appealing collection of RNG table games though. And for a smaller lobby, the quality is good and there are some poker tables too.

You can also play all of the Slots Capital games in free-play mode. I like this function and it’s something I always opt for when I'm trying out something new. It’s also a great idea if you are completely brand new to online gambling.

The Slots Capital mobile site is responsive and smooth. There isn’t an app at the moment but I had no issues using the mobile site. I used a Chrome browser for the best experience. The mobile casino is easy to log into and very very simple. Menus are adaptive to smaller screens and it’s easy to navigate around the lobby. The site also incorporates all mobile operating systems, so there’s no need to hunt around in app stores for downloads. 

I tested out each of the support channels for this Slots Capital review. I was particularly impressed with the live chat. It’s easy to launch and there are no bots in sight! I was continually greeted by helpful agents who were always fast to get back to me. My emails were responded to within 30 minutes and helpful links were included.

The FAQs are easy to sort through and cover the most basic of non-account related queries. Slots Capital has a strong presence across social media channels, which made me feel part of the community. 

I had to do some deep research into the site to locate the gambling licensing info. This really shouldn't be the case and this important detail should always be easily available. Slots Capital does use a Curacao licence and I understand that Deckmedia N.V. owns the platform. Though this info isn’t readily available either, which is not a great start.

To bolster those secure feelings though there is SSL encryption and games are independently tested for fairness. You also have to bear in mind that the software developers require valid licences to offer their games on Slots Capital.

I understand that the site has been active since 2007 and over the years it has achieved a mixed bag of reviews. Users give average ratings and the consensus in the industry is the same. 

This crucial information is available easily from within your player profile. There’s a dedicated page offering some solid advice as well as help links for charities in the US. Yes, the US. This is all well and good if you are in the States but what about the rest of the world? I’d like to see links to international charities at the very least.

There is a short self-assessment questionnaire but limits are not available. Though it is easy to close your account or ask for a self-exclusion.