Slots Heaven was born in 2013 to the Mansion Group family, joining its older siblings Mansion Casino and Mansion Poker, Casino.com and Club 777. When it was active, its diverse gaming catalogue stocked by Playtech provided plenty of options no matter what kind of casino games you liked best, and its crowded promotional page let players choose from one or another tempting offer every single day of the week. The Casino was licensed and regulated in Gibraltar and by the UKGC, and used 128-bit encryption to help keep player data protected and confidential.
First Impressions: Welcome to Las Vegas
Neon colours popping out of a black background gave the site a Vegas vibe, and you could almost hear the noise of coins being spat out of contemporary one-armed bandits. This contrast, combined with well-structured content and an understanding of what’s more or less important, made the website extremely easy to read and navigate. While the top menu linked to games, promotions, deposit options, help section and a couple of other frequently used tabs, a detailed one at the bottom provided access to other useful information.
Welcome Bonus
When Slots Heaven was still active, its welcome package offered a 100% bonus of up to £100 and 200 free spins on top.
Here were those bonus terms in full:
Spins
New customers only.
200 spins upon making first deposit – 40 immediately and a further 20 per day for the next eight days after depositing.
Spins and bonus wagering on Age of the Gods slot games only.
Wager winnings 20x before withdrawing.
Welcome Bonus
New customers only.
Minimum deposit £20.
Maximum bonus £100.
Wager 40x the bonus amount before withdrawing.
Game weighting applies.
ID must be verified prior to participation.
Payment Restrictions apply.
Bonus Betting limits: Slots – £5 All other games – 10% of bonus amount.
T&Cs apply.
Round-the-Clock Bonuses
Regular bonuses could vary, but these were available at the time of writing. The Coast-to-Coast tour took place at a different beach each day, so that Maui Mondays offered 10% top-ups on wins up to £100, Tahiti Tuesdays awarded a 25% up to £100 reload claimable 3 times a day, Waikiki Wednesdays provided a guaranteed prize scratchcard, Tiki Thursdays dished out free spins, and Bondi Beach Blowout weekends came with a 50% up to £100 bonus available to those who played on the go. Red or Black Wednesday let players pick a prize and enjoy either 100% extra up to £400 with 40x wagering requirements, or 50% up to £400 withdrawable after the bonus amount had been wagered 20 times.
Earn points to collect cash
Make your Match started players off with a 100% reload up to £500 each month, or as much as £1,000 for VIPs. How did you become one? Well, you needed to show up quite frequently and spend some serious cash while doing it. More than 20,000 loyalty points and £3,000+ in deposits were needed to claim VIP membership, and as much as 50,000 points and over £24,000 in deposits to become a member of VIP Elite. Loyalty points were earned for each real money bet, at a cost of £20 for 1 when playing slots, £40 for progressives and Poker games, £120 for Blackjack, and so on. Good news was that points were redeemable for cash, rather than intangible benefits or bonuses.
Deposits & Withdrawals: VIPs Get A Special Treatment
When Slots Heaven was open, players could choose from a dozen payment methods, namely debit cards, Skrill, Neteller, EcoPayz, WebMoney, InstaDebit, EntroPay, Paysafecard, PayPal and Bank Transfer. Depending on which one they chose, minimums of £15 and maximums of £50,000 applied.
Wide range of deposit options
There were plenty of deposit options and ZERO withdrawal limits. Happy days, at least while the casino was still around.
Diverse Offering of Casino Games
The Casino’s library was not the biggest one out there (about 350 games in total), but it did cover pretty much everything. Playtech luckily develops tons of products in every category and could easily please fans of slots and table games, those who got their kicks out of playing video poker, as well as gamers looking for specialties such as Bingo, Keno, Scratch Cards and so on. Players could choose between downloading the software and playing games online, though registration was mandatory whichever option they chose, which was a bit of a hassle.
Video Slots
As this is a Playtech-powered casino, of course we’d expect to find epic Age of the Gods series and creatively executed and feature-packed Batman and the Joker Jewels, as well as other popular games such as bewitching Halloween Fortune II, ocean-themed Great Blue, cheerful Ice Run with two mini-features, and witty and lucrative Monty Python’s Spamalot. The list of their equally famous TV show and film-inspired titles includes highly interactive Little Britain, amusing Flintstones, scary Mummy and unbeatable Rocky.
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Classic Slots
Playtech are known for their classic slots which offer two spins for every stake you place, with an opportunity to hold symbols for the second spin and improve your winning chances. If you’ve not seen this before, spin the reels of Goblin’s Cave or Ocean Princess. Among 20 other classics (which in Playtech’s case resemble video slots more than your average fruity), you’ll find Alchemist’s Lab with a bonus mini-game, and Safecracker which involves you in a bit of harmless criminal activity, offering keys to open deposit boxes and collect the loot while dodging the alarmed ones.
Jackpot Games
Slots Heaven featured an incredible collection of more than 70 progressive jackpot games with £60 million worth of jackpots. If we’re talking slots, you would find the aforementioned Age of the Gods slots, Batman series, Jackpot Giant, Beach Life and Monty Python’s Spamalot, among many others. But there were also about a dozen of other games which can make you significantly better off in a blink of an eye.
The 10-line Jacks or Better displayed £4,000 jackpot value, Caribbean Stud Poker offered close to £10,000, Megaball about £50,000, and if you play Progressive Blackjack, you could have walked away with a £120,000 bounty. It may not be millions but will still pay for a nice holiday, latest gadget, and a fancy pair of Jimmy Choo’s.
Live Games
Playtech-powered Live Casino provided 6 Blackjack tables, including Pegasus Unlimited and a VIP option, several Baccarat games with 3 Mini Baccarat options and a few no-commission games, 8 Roulette tables, Casino Hold’em and Hi-Lo.
Table Games
Table games catalogue counted 30+ options and offered a little bit of everything:Blackjack, among which 21 Duel, Surrender, Switch and Double Attack,Roulette games with the unique Age of the Gods variant, Caribbean Stud, Casino Hold’em and Pai Gow Poker,Baccarat, 3 Card Brag, Red Dog, Craps and Sic Bo.
Video Poker
Among 16 options on offer, players would see the usual suspects such as Jacks or Better, Aces and Faces and Joker Poker, but also Pick’em Poker and 2 Ways Royal with an additional high-scoring hand.
Other Games
The choice continued with almost 50 other games in addition to those mentioned above. Players could pick among Arcade games such as Rubik’s Riches, Cash Blox and Rock-Paper-Scissors, chase numbers in Keno and Bingo variants, or get entertained by a selection of Sports and virtual games.
Customer Support – Help at Hand Whenever Needed
The team at Slots Heaven understood that, catering to an international audience, one had to be on call 24/7. Their customer service team could be reached by phone (UK freephone number included) or by email. No chat? Yes, but players would not necessarily get immediate attention. Clicking on the respective icon asked players to input a question, with a note that “an operator will respond to your request as soon as possible”.
Desktop or Mobile
Strangely enough, the mobile site was actually more user-friendly. Instead of being offered a list of games to pick from (no pictures!), the usual overview with widgets met me when I accessed the Casino via an Android tablet. And not only that; the games came with a Demo button which allowed me to play even if I hadn’t registered. Ok, the number of games was smaller than on desktop but not by much. Players still got to choose among 200+, including plenty of progressives, table games and casual games. What was missing was Video Poker and Live Casino.
Conclusion
Mansion Group had enough industry experience to know how to put together a good online gaming site. They proved that once again with Slots Heaven, giving players an attractive, safe, and easy to use webpage, with a comprehensive game offering delivered by one of the most reputable software developers. There were literally tons of promotional offers to use for boosting your balance, and a good range of payment options to pick from when ready to play with real cash (though I was not too crazy about the different treatment of players when it came to withdrawals). Slots Heaven was more than a decent option in its day, but it is no longer available to UK players, so this review should now be treated as a historical look back rather than a current recommendation.
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