Amazon Slots Casino Review

Amazons Slot Casino is one of the most entertaining slots sites you are every likely to encounter. Even simply being a member of Amazon slots is a thrill in itself, as there are plenty of promotions for you to consider, plus a whole collection of trophies just waiting to be gathered.

One the best features of the Amazon Slots site is the Mega Reel, one spin upon which is your reward whenever you make a deposit in excess of $/€/£20 (or your chosen currency equivalent). This reel has plenty of bonus goodies that you might be able to attain, including a mammoth 500 free spins on Starburst.

The whole design of the Amazon Spins online casino is one of brightness and colour. All this is backed up by a fabulous array of games both old and new. For example, here you can play the classic NetEnt title Gonzo’s Quest (released in 2013) and its 2020 sequel, Gonzo’s Quest Megaways.

There is an abundance of casino games too including live casino games, so Amazon Slots does really do its best for all breeds of casino player. This site has been lovingly crafted by casino software experts Jumpman Gaming, and has licences from the Alderney Gambling Control Commission and the UK Gambling Commission.

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You will never be short of titles to play at Amazon Slots – indeed the number of slots available is Amazon-ing! The number – around 600 – may not be as high as some slots sites, but such is the high quality of the games on offer here you’re unlikely ever to be stuck for something to play.

The complete list of software developers who have provided titles for this site is as follows: NetEnt, Microgaming, NextGen Gaming, Yggdrasil Gaming, Quickfire, Tom Horn Gaming, Playson, Leander Games, Eyecon, iSoftBet, Core Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Endorphina, Gamevy, ELK Studios and Red Tiger Gaming.

Slots: If there is a classic slot that you can think of, then the chances are it is available to play at Amazon Slots, such is the coverage. This site also likes to make sure its keeps up to date with the new releases. As soon as you hear of a new title that you might be interested in, choose Amazon Slots as your destination in order to try it out. If you prefer the classics though, don’t worry as they are likely to be here too. With just once glance of the titles on offer we spied Starburst, Rainbow Riches, Aloha! Cluster Pays, Immortal Romance and Piggy Payout.

Blackjack: Not counting live blackjack, we found eight versions of the classic card game available at Amazon Spins. Don’t get too excited by ‘Vegas Strip Blackjack’ though – it’s named after the most famous street in Vegas – the dealer does not strip as you play!

Roulette: There are seven roulette titles here if you do not include live roulette games. There’s both European and American roulette, and the amazing 100/1 roulette where the roulette wheel contains a staggering one hundred numbers!

Video Poker: Alas, we could not find any video poker titles available at this site.

Live Casino: The live casino titles at Amazon Slots are all provided by Pragmatic Play. There are two versions of roulette and two versions of blackjack complete with live dealers. There’s also Automatic Roulette where no dealer is present.

Additional Features

Aside from the many titles already mentioned there are just two other games available and both are versions of baccarat. The gaming section does have some decent options though, including the ability for you to assign games as your favourites so you do not have to go searching for them every time that you play.

The site also has several bingo options, as Jumpman Gaming is one of the most well-known bingo brands in the UK. There are eleven bingo rooms available, including four with a progressive jackpot that is set at £1 million!

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There are plenty more chances to earn spins on the Mega Reel – just make deposits at the site. You should also take note of the ‘Promotions’ tab that’s available here as there is always something going on – daily cashback, bonus spins and special deals. Take a look at the loyalty club too, which is something you ought to join if you are going to spend a lot of time here.

Security and Safety

First up, you are certain of a safe and secure time here because this site has licences from not one but two top-tier licence providers – the Alderney Gambling Control Commission and the UK Gambling Commission. If you think there is any chance that Amazon Slots is a ‘dodgy’ site then think again!

In addition, the site takes your online personal safety very seriously indeed. All data that passes to and from the site is encrypted using state-of-the-art encryption techniques – the same used by major financial organisations.

Deposits and Withdrawals

You are a bit limited by payment methods at this site. The most useful perhaps are debit cards and credit cards (credit card payments are not available in the UK), but you can also pay by using PayPal, Paysafecard or Pay By Mobile. You can only withdraw to a card, bank account or PayPal.

Deposits must be at least £10. For a spin on the Mega Reel, your deposit must be £20 or greater. There are no restrictions on withdrawals. Withdrawals take 72 hours to process (a bit long in our opinion) after which they should be with you within one and three working days.

Customer Support

Your first point of support at this site should be the FAQs. If your query is not answered there then you can send the casino an email although it can take up to two days for them to reply. You can also message them via Facebook, but live chat is not available.

Final Thoughts

Amazon Slots has become something of a flagship site for Jumpman Gaming and it is easy to see why. This site is very colourful and energetic and has a great deal going for it. Plenty of games, an easy-to-use interface and an excellent trophy system. Excellent bonuses too.

Not all is rosy though – limited payment options and slow response times, for example, for both support and withdrawals. Amazon Slots does all it needs to do well, but we do think it could do it a little bit better.

4 Aug. 2020, by Ari Waknine