Videoslots Review: Thousands of Slots, Search Tools That Matter and a Fee You Should Know
Videoslots lists roughly 9,000 to 10,000 games and runs slot tournaments, but the welcome bonus is released in stages and withdrawals carry a £2.50 fee after the first of each day.
Our verdict
A real UK-licensed casino with a huge library, a working search bar and tournaments that give the volume a purpose. The welcome bonus is paid out in stages, the first withdrawal each day is free but later ones cost £2.50, and published game counts range from 5,000 to 10,000. Good for slot fans who like to browse, poor for anyone who wants a short list.
Best for: UK slot fans who like browsing a huge library and entering tournaments
- Price
- Free to join; £10 minimum deposit
What we liked
- Roughly 9,000 games by most counts, with a search bar and filters
- Battle of Slots and Clash of Spins tournaments give the library a point
- Holds a UK Gambling Commission licence and several other licences
- Reviewers report withdrawals processed within 0 to 24 hours
What held it back
- Welcome bonus is released in stages, with 10x wagering
- One free withdrawal a day, then £2.50 each
- Possible fee of around 3.9% if you withdraw with little wagering
A casino with 9,000 slots has a problem a casino with 900 does not: finding anything. So the interesting question about Videoslots is not how big the library is, it is whether the site gives you tools to cope with the size. It does, partly. It also charges a £2.50 fee on every withdrawal after the first of the day, and its welcome bonus drips out in stages. Those are the two things to know before you deposit.
How big is "big"?
Nobody agrees. Gambling.com's UK review headlines 9,900+ games and its Irish page says 9,000+. OLBG says 9,000+ in one place and 7,000+ in another. Wikipedia's company article says more than 10,000 slots. Casinos.com gives 5,000+ with 4,500+ slots. A fair summary is "between 5,000 and 10,000, depending on whether you count live tables, older releases and who is counting".
We could not open videoslots.com from our test location, which returns a "we do not accept players from your country" page. That is normal for a UK-licensed casino, but it means we cannot confirm figures in the lobby ourselves, so every number here comes from the sources linked at the end.
Does the size help or hurt?
It helps if the tools work. OLBG describes a search bar for specific titles and filters for new releases, classic slots, video slots and Megaways, with blackjack and roulette about three clicks from the homepage. If you know what you want to play, a big library is a library nobody can run out of. If you do not know, you will scroll.
The better answer to "why 9,000 slots?" is the competitions. Battle of Slots is a player-versus-player format on selected slots, with freerolls, jackpot chases and sit-and-gos. Clash of Spins runs daily, often several at once. Slotstemple's write-up of the format describes players earning points on coins won. Tournaments give the catalogue a reason to exist, because you are not just picking a game, you are picking an event. For a recreational player that is the most useful thing here.
