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Slotnite Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

There are a lot of 100s in the Slotnite welcome promotion. First deposits made by new players are matched at 100%, the limit of the offer is £100, and the number of free spins that come with the matched deposit is 100. You’ll have to be patient with the spins, though – they come at a rate of twenty per day and can only be used on Aloha: Cluster Pays by NetEnt. Free spins winnings get added to the bonus pot, and bonus funds must be wagered x35. That’s consistent with the average across casinos in the UK.

Other Promotions

Slotnite very clearly takes its design cues from the Fortnite video game, even if it has to pretend otherwise for legal reasons. As such, its loyalty reward scheme is based on “XP,” much like a video game is. Unfortunately, the casino provides very little detail about how this actually works. We get the impression from reading the terms and conditions that free spins and matched deposits play a big role, but there’s a lack of specifics. All we can say for sure, based on the information available, is that rewards ought to increase in line with a player’s “XP level.” We have no way of knowing how fast or slow the process of building up XP is.

Top Games at Slotnite

Slotnite has more than 2500 games available – an impressive number – but tends to give pride of place to new releases. That means the top slots at the casino at the time we wrote this review are unlikely to be the top slots you’ll see if you visit Slotnite now. There are constants, though. Aloha: Cluster Pays by NetEnt has been hooked up to the welcome promotion for some time, so it should be thought of as Slotnite’s top game overall. It has a Hawaiian theme and comes with both exploding symbols and an innovative payline structure. Fishin’ Frenzy by Reel Kingdom gets a mention on the scrolling banners that cycle through the homepage, so that’s worthy of mention, too. It was an influential slots game in its time, but it’s now seen as a precursor to the more popular Big Bass Bonanza.

Customer Support and Licensing

If you need assistance at Slotnite, someone at the casino should be available to speak to you on live chat within 30-60 seconds of a request being raised. If, for any reason, they’re not, you could instead email support@slotnite.com and get a response that way. Slotnite’s UK Gambling Commission licence (52894) is held by White Hat Gaming Limited and has details of a settlement attached to it. The settlement amount was £1.3m and was paid by White Hat Gaming in January 2021 after a periodic compliance review by the UKGC picked up issues with the operator’s execution of its customer care and AML responsibilities. The worst offence was a customer who’d been permitted to lose £85,500 in ninety minutes without the operator’s customer care measures being triggered.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

We’d appreciate better clarity from Slotnite in terms of withdrawals. We know that all requests go into a 24-hour queue for approval, but after that, we’re in the dark about how long it might take for funds to show up or even which withdrawal methods are accepted. The logos at the bottom of the homepage suggest a variety of e-wallet, debit card, and bank transfer intermediary services are all permitted, but Slotnite doesn’t specify which are cleared for withdrawal and which are deposit-only.

Final Thoughts on Slotnite

Slotnite’s theme, which is inspired by the world-conquering video game “Fortnite,” is likely to ensure that the casino remains popular with younger players. We don’t think it does enough in terms of making information easy to find and understand, though. Not enough detail is provided about the casino’s “XP” loyalty scheme, and the lack of detailed information about withdrawals is an issue. Slotnite looks better than it is.