Queen Vegas sister sites

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Queen Vegas sister sites include Lucky Louis, Play Million, Swift Casino and Lucky Me Slots. Queen Vegas sister sites are operated by Skill On Net Limited, licence number 39326 which operates 55 sister sites in total.
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Queen Vegas sister sites 2025

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Slots Magic

The difference between casinos like Play Millon and casinos like Slots Magic is so pronounced that it’s hard to believe they both belong to Skill On Net Limited, but they do. Slots Magic is a vastly superior casino, but it’s still well short of the quality of PlayOJO. Perhaps we should stop using that comparison, though, as judging the PlayOJO sister sites by the standard of PlayOJO itself is a little like judging all the football teams in England by the standard of Manchester City – almost none of them are going to stack up. Slots Magic, as the name heavily implies, is one of many casinos on this network that promotes online slots ahead of casino games of any other description. It has more than two thousand of them to choose from, and many of them are hooked up to a site-specific mega jackpot pool that’s always guaranteed to be at least seven figures and may occasionally venture into eight.

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Lucky Me Slots

If we were to judge the PlayOJO sister sites by nothing other than their name, you might assume that there’s little-to-no difference between Slots Magic and Lucky Me Slots. That would be a mistake. Just because all of the Skill On Net Limited casino sites could offer thousands of slots and games if they wanted to doesn’t mean that all of them do, and Lucky Me Slots is an example of one that doesn’t. The total number of games at this casino – most of which are, obviously, slots – is somewhere north of 1000 but below 1500. That makes it a good option for those of you who hate being faced with thousands of games because it takes too long to browse through the catalogue in search of something to play. Lucky Me Slots offers the equivalent of a “greatest hits set” from the games available to the operator, and that’s likely to be enough if you’re looking for your favourite slots instead of anything new.

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Miami Jackpots

Miami Jackpots manages to be both cool and minimalist at the same time, which isn’t an easy line for any casino site to walk. Its logo is stylish, and its neon highlights give the otherwise-dark casino a modern look and feel, which makes Miami Jackpots feel like an exciting place to play casino games before you even look at any of its iGaming content. Players might get even more excited when they look at the progressive jackpot pool at Miami Jackpots, as it’s often in excess of £10m. Such massive numbers aren’t guaranteed across all of the PlayOJO sister sites, so if you’re a big jackpot hunter, this is a casino that’s worth serious consideration. It’s not all good news, though – the welcome promotion isn’t up to much, and the site doesn’t display the full terms and conditions of its bonuses when it lists them on its homepage.

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Luna Casino

Luna Casino is an iGaming site that draws its inspiration from the moon and stars above. It is, therefore, quite ironic that if you play here, you might frequently find yourself exclaiming, "for heaven's sake." Luna Casino simply doesn't do enough to tell players the information that they need to know. There's no confirmation about withdrawal processes or timescales, for example, and the casino doesn't offer anything beyond an email address for customer support. The problem for PlayOJO sister sites like Luna Casino is that PlayOJO is the bar that's set for them, and very few of them are able to come anywhere near it. We list Luna Casino here because it's popular enough with players to merit a mention, but it's not in the same league as PlayOJO. Not even the fact that it offers more than two thousand casino games is enough to say it, as virtually all the Skill On Net casinos could make the same boast if it were asked of them.

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Play Million

A lot of the criticisms we just made of Luna Casino could also be made of Play Million. This casino site looks so old and so outdated that you’ll feel inclined to double-check that it’s still treated as a going concern before you even consider spending money on it. It’s still popular, but the impression we get is that it’s sustained by players who’ve been coming to Play Million to play casino games for a very long time. If you were to look upon the casino as a new player, it’s hard to see what would tempt you into playing. The design of the site is ugly, and the welcome offer is so poor that it verges on being insulting, with a maximum bonus offer of £20. Welcome promotions, with very few exceptions, are fairly poor across the majority of the PlayOJO sister sites, but Play Million’s is bad even by the standards of the worst.

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Knight Slots

There’s an obvious relationship between all of the PlayOJO sister sites in that each of them is owned and (usually) operated by Skill On Net Limited, but some sites and casinos have more in common than others. Knight Slots and Lucky Me Slots are good examples of that. The biggest difference between these two iGaming sites is that Knight Slots has a vaguely Medieval theme, whereas Lucky Me Slots doesn’t have much in the way of a theme whatsoever. Aside from that, they’re both slots-focused sites that offer around the same number of slots, with bonuses and promotions that offer broadly similar terms. There’s little reason to pick one over the other, but if you’re looking for PlayOJO sister sites, you might want to give both a try.

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Zebra Wins

Very few of the casinos on this network devote as much space to their welcome promotions as Zebra Wins does. It’s smack bang in the middle of the homepage on a large black square and touts an offer of one hundred free spins to anyone who deposits £10 upon opening an account with the casino. Given that you’ll have to face down an x60 wagering requirement if you win anything from those free spins, it’s far from the best welcome promotion available among the PlayOJO sister sites. The reason that Zebra Wins is shouting about it is, we suspect, down to the fact that the casino doesn’t have much else to shout about. The psychedelic pink-and-purple zebra stripes that line the casino’s background might grab your attention and hold it for a moment, but once you get past it, you’ll find that this is another trimmed-down member of the PlayOJO sister sites family with far less to offer players than PlayOJO itself.PlayOJO Information

Queen Vegas Review 2025

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Queen Vegas Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

The reception awaiting new players at Queen Vegas is, sadly, quite a weak one. It’s one free spin per £1 deposited as a first deposit, up to a maximum of twenty-five free spins. The offer is subject to a minimum deposit of £10. There’s some disparity here, as the terms and conditions suggest that it’s possible to get up to 100 free spins for £100, but that contradicts the information n the Queen Vegas homepage. Both sources agree that the wagering requirements attached to free spins winnings are stacked at x60. The majority of Queen Vegas sister sites offer warmer welcomes.

Other Promotions

The same VIP rewards that exist at most of the Queen Vegas sister sites also exist at Queen Vegas itself. Upon joining the casino, new players are awarded “Bronze” status. They can become “Silver” members by accruing four hundred VIP points, which are gained by depositing and playing frequently. For players who spend less than £1000 per month at Queen Vegas, that’s as far as they’ll ever get. Those who spend more can progress through two more levels, and those who spend small fortunes might be invited to become “Diamond” or “Red Diamond” members. Rewards increase steadily at each level, but the best perks are reserved for those on the highest levels – the levels most players will never reach. For those players, the smaller “daily picks” promotions might be a more realistic source of rewards.

Top Games at Queen Vegas

The easiest way to find out what the top games are at Queen Vegas – or at almost any casino, come to think of it – is to scroll down the homepage until the site starts showing off what it has to offer. In the case of Queen Vegas, the first games you’ll see are all slots – so these can be said to be the casino’s top games. It won’t surprise many people to find out that the top game at the site is Play’n Go’s Egyptian-themed Book of Dead slot, as the game tends to hold a featured spot at almost every casino that hosts it. It’s highly volatile, and its RTP is a little stingy, but it’s the expanding wilds mechanic during free spins that keeps players coming back to it. Second place on the list goes to Reel Kingdom’s massively influential Big Bass Bonanza, which kickstarted the popularity of the current craze for fishing-themed slots and is seen by many as the best of them. If you have a sweet tooth and the mere sight of a lollipop is enough to get you salivating, try not to look too hard at Pragmatic Play’s Sweet Bonanza slot in third place.

Licensing and Customer Support

As a Skill On Net Limited casino, Queen Vegas is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 39326. As of the time of writing, the operator has no fines or warnings on record with the UKGC. Customer support is provided via the casino’s FAQ section or by emailing support@queenvegas.com, with no provision for live chat or telephone support. The quality of English across the Queen Vegas site isn’t great, so using the FAQ is harder than you might imagine it to be.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

The information that Queen Vegas provides about processing withdrawals is a little vague and non-specific. We know from the logos printed across the bottom of the screen that all Mastercard and Visa debit cards are supported, as are PayPal e-wallets, Apple Pay and Trustly. The terms and conditions of the casino speak of other payment methods, but we believe the ones we’ve mentioned are the only ones available in the UK. We suspect that same-day withdrawals are possible to e-wallets or Trustly, but Queen Vegas doesn’t confirm this.

Final Thoughts on Queen Vegas

Queen Vegas wasn’t designed for players in the UK, and the fact that it’s been translated into English feels a little like an afterthought because the quality of English is so poor in places. Queen Vegas gets off on the wrong foot by presenting two contradictory sets of terms and conditions for its welcome promotion and never really recovers from there. The Queen Vegas sister sites, by and large, offer better quality than Queen Vegas does.

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