All Slots Review

All Slots has been around since 2012 and runs entirely on Microgaming software. That single-provider approach is a double-edged sword: you get access to Microgaming’s full catalogue of slots, table games, and progressive jackpots, but you won’t find titles from NetEnt, Play’n GO, or any other studio here. If Microgaming’s style clicks with you, the library is deep. If it doesn’t, there’s nowhere else to look.

The casino accepts players from over 24 countries, including the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, and Finland. It also covers some less common markets like Iceland, Qatar, and Uzbekistan. There are no restricted countries listed, though players should always check their local regulations before signing up.

Welcome Bonus

All Slots splits its welcome offer across your first three deposits: a 100% match up to £€500 on each, for a potential total of £€1,500. The minimum deposit to trigger the bonus is £10, and standard wagering requirements apply. You also get 10 daily spins for a chance at the Million-pound progressive jackpot. New customers only. #Ad

That three-deposit structure has pros and cons. It rewards players who stick around past the first deposit, but it also means you need to commit £1,500 in deposits to claim the full bonus. Most casual players won’t get there. If you’re just testing the waters, the first £500 match is still respectable on its own.

Game Selection

Beyond slots, All Slots covers live casino, bingo, lottery-style games, and sports betting. The live casino tables come through Microgaming’s Evolution-partnered setup, which means roulette, blackjack, and baccarat with real dealers. The bingo and lottery sections add some variety that many competitors skip entirely.

That said, “All Slots” is a bit of a misnomer these days. The casino has grown well past its slot-only roots, but the name stuck. Don’t let it fool you into thinking the table game selection is an afterthought.

Banking and Withdrawals

Payment options are functional but not extensive. You can deposit and withdraw via Visa, MasterCard, Skrill, EPS, Euteller, Bank Link, and Instant Banking. Notable absences include PayPal, Neteller, and any cryptocurrency options. For a casino targeting the UK market, the lack of PayPal is a real gap.

The minimum deposit sits at just £5, which is lower than most casinos and good for players who want to try before committing serious money. However, the minimum withdrawal is £20 — not terrible, but higher than the £10 floor you’ll find at some competitors. All Slots is listed as having fast withdrawals, though actual processing times will depend on your chosen payment method and the casino’s verification process.

Accepted Countries

All Slots casts a wide net geographically. UK, Canadian, and New Zealand players are the primary audience, but the casino also accepts players from Croatia, Cyprus, Finland, Georgia, Gibraltar, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Maldives, Mauritius, Moldova, Montenegro, Norway, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, and Uzbekistan. No countries are explicitly listed as restricted, which is unusual.

Player Feedback

The current user rating sits at 2.88 out of 5 based on 4 ratings. That’s below average and worth paying attention to, though the small sample size means a couple of bad experiences can skew things heavily. As with any casino, your mileage will vary depending on what you play and how smoothly withdrawals go for your specific payment method.

The Bottom Line

All Slots works best for players who already know they like Microgaming games and want a generous deposit-match bonus spread across multiple top-ups. The £5 minimum deposit lowers the barrier to entry, and the range of game types (casino, live dealer, bingo, sports, lottery) means you’re not locked into one format. But the limited banking options and single software provider make it a harder sell for anyone who values choice above all else. If you want games from multiple studios or need PayPal support, look elsewhere. If Microgaming is your thing, All Slots delivers exactly what the name promises — and then some.