Intro

Based on the name, you’d be forgiven for thinking slots are the only thing you’ll find at Slotimo. But look a little closer and you’ll discover this is an online casino with an absolute goldmine of games in every category, along with a fantastic sportsbook.

In this expert review, we’ll be covering the ins and outs of Slotimo — its welcome bonus, games library, payment options, and more — and letting you know how it stacks up against the competition. Let’s dive in!

Off the bat, it’s clear to see Slotimo pulls no punches with its enormous welcome bonus. Worth up to €1,000, it’s one of the biggest on the market.

The welcome bonus is split over your first four deposits:

• 100% up to €300
• 50% up to €250
• 50% up to €250
• 100% up to €200

The minimum deposit for each leg is €20 — although to take full advantage, you’ll have to deposit €1,500 in total. In any case, this is a deal that should suit small and large budgets alike.

When it comes to the wagering requirements, we found these a little disappointing. At first glance, they’re a quite reasonable 25x, but take a closer look and you’ll discover this number applies to your combined deposit plus bonus.

While the wagering requirements mean cashing out your Slotimo welcome bonus is rather unlikely, this offer could potentially land you rather a lot of free play. We’re also glad to see those who stick around rewarded for subsequent deposits.

Software

There’s no doubt that Slotimo has one of the best games selections we’ve seen. Once you’ve loaded up the library, there’s an option to filter by developer — and all our favourite names are here. There are over 70 developers on the roster, including industry veterans like NetEnt, Evolution, and Playtech, and a great range of smaller names like Iron Dog, Hacksaw Gaming, and Nolimit City.

Games

Table games are often the most neglected portion of a casino’s library. But that’s not the case with Slotimo. Once more, this site knocks things out of the park thanks to its numerous software partnerships. The result? Unparalleled choice of the casino games you love — blackjack, roulette, baccarat, sic bo, poker, and craps — available in a variety of formats and variants.

It only takes a quick perusal of Slotimo’s library to realise quite how packed it is. With hundreds of games on offer, players are truly spoilt for choice. Fancy a classic from the likes of NetEnt, Microgaming, or Play’n GO? It’s all here, and easily accessible thanks to a responsive library with search and developer filters.

If you’re looking for something a little fresher, Slotimo has you covered. The site is partnered with plenty of younger upstart studios. In particular, we were thrilled to see the inclusion of Nolimit City — a developer known for pushing the boundaries of the genre in recent years — plus other names synonymous with quality, like Hacksaw Gaming, Stormcraft Studios, and 1X2gaming.

You can also sort titles into a few different categories, including jackpot slots, Megaways slots, and ‘Book Of’ slots. That said, we’d like to see a few more filtering options to help players explore the best this expansive library has to offer.

Moving over to the live casino catalogue, players get the pick of the litter once again. Unlike other sites, which often partner with just one or two live casino developers, Slotimo features games from eight different studios.

Live roulette and blackjack are where you’ll find the most options, including speed variants and more unique options like Evolution’s well-known Lightning series.

That said, we were most impressed by the selection of live game shows. This is in part due to the number of developers present at Slotimo, and that players can enjoy everything from dice games, to big wheels, to branded tie-ins like Monopoly Big Baller. There are even a couple of titles that were exclusive to Slotimo upon their release — Snakes & Ladders Live by Pragmatic Play and Funky Time Live by Evolution.

Managing your bankroll is one of the most important parts of playing at online casinos, and we’re big fans of sites that make this easy.

Slotimo does a pretty good job here, on the whole. Players get access to a range of methods. Bank deposits via Rapid Transfer and Volt will likely be the method of choice for most. But on the e-wallet side, Skrill and Neteller are both supported. Slotimo accepts two prepaid cards — CashtoCode and Paysafecard. We were also rather impressed that the site accepts crypto deposits.

While withdrawals are a little less flexible, they make up for it with speed. Players can opt for instant withdrawals via Skrill, Neteller, or Rapid Transfer. We’re pleased to say there are no fees to cash out either.

Design & Usabillity

While we were thoroughly impressed with Slotimo’s library and payment options, its design is an area we feel could be improved.

From a usability standpoint, there are no major problems — but with such a large library, we’d love to see some extra filtering options to help users navigate the vast array of available titles.

But ultimately, we feel like the main thing Slotimo could use is a fresh coat of paint. There’s nothing wrong with the site’s appearance, per se, but it’s a little lacklustre and uninspiring. Although it won’t affect your time at Slotimo functionally speaking, we believe the look and feel of a site all plays into the gambling experience, and a bit of a refresh in this area wouldn’t do any harm.

Support Options

Support at Slotimo is primarily delivered via email and live chat, and is available 24/7. This is pretty much the gold standard among online casinos, so it’s hard to find any fault here.

There are even separate contact channels for general enquiries and payments, helping you get your issue sorted quicker.

One thing we’d like to see improved is the help section of the site, so that users can find the answers they need without having to wait for a response.

App Review

Although Slotimo lacks a native app for handheld devices, it’s fully compatible with mobiles and tablets when accessed via the browser.

When we tested the site on our own handsets, everything ran as it should, with the majority of games optimised for smaller screens.

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