Deal or No Deal Casino

The site doesn’t base itself on Deal or No Deal as much as you might expect, other than the name, the only other reference is the red box in the logo, plus a game or two that follow the theme. The site’s design is pretty plain, with a blue background, a simple header banner promoting games and offers, the focus very much on the games themselves. It’s an incredibly user friendly site, with everything you need either in the left hand menu or the footer menu.

Bonuses and Promotions

The welcome offer’s a bit different, when you first sign up they’ll give you 5 free games for entering your credit or debit card details. You can use this on some of their exclusive Slingo games, giving you a great opportunity to try something new. You need to use them up in 7 days, the wagering requirement is 60 times and you they only allow you to withdraw £100 in winnings from the offer.

You’ll get rewarded again when you make your first deposit with 100% bonus up to £100, with a minimum deposit to qualify of £10. The wagering requirements are a bit complicated, changing depending which game you’re playing, so, on Slingo Boom you need to playthrough 8 times, but on slots it’s 80 times, which is pretty excessive. The maximum winnings on this offer is £500, if you win more, you won’t get it, which could be pretty damn irritating if you don’t know this upfront.

When you make your second deposit of at least £10 you’ll get another 5 free games, this time to be used on Deal or No Deal Slingo, again, it’s a nice opportunity to try something new. You need to play all 5 games within 7 days. The wagering requirements to withdraw any winnings are variable, 30 times on slots and Slingo, 8 times on Slingo Boom, which makes it a bit more challenging to know where you stand. As with the first deposit bonus, winnings are capped at £500, you won’t be able to convert anymore than this to your cash balance.

The site runs various other promotions throughout the year, with chances to win holidays and cash when you play specific games.

Games on Offer

You’ve got 400 games to choose from at Deal or No Deal, including slots, casino games, live casino and Realm Games exclusive Slingo games.

If you love slots, Slingo is well worth a go, it’s basically a combination of slots and bingo, plus there’s a Deal or No Deal game, so if you’re in it for the theme, you have to give this a go.

Most of the games are slots and Slingo, but there are 20 table games available, including blackjack, roulette and a few variations of poker. In addition to this, there’s a decent live casino, with roulette, blackjack, poker and the ever popular Dream Catcher. You won’t find anything more diverse like craps or baccarat though, unfortunately.

Service

Customer service is pretty well covered, you can contact them by live chat, email and a local rate phone number. It’s great that they offer both phone and live chat, as many casinos are picking one or the other these days. Support isn’t 24/7, but you will get them between 9am and 11pm, 7 days a week.

Mobile Experience

The website is fully mobile compatible, with all the games available across most devices, including the live casino. There isn’t an app at the moment, although there are a few Deal or No Deal apps available in the Apple store, none of these are linked to this site.

Security

Deal or No Deal casino is registered in Alderney and fully regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, so you’ve got the same level of protection you’d get with any other legitimate UK site, plus the bonus of being able to use the Alderney Gaming Control Commission for arbitration, if needed.

The site runs industry standard encryption and protections, which are the same level used by your online banking, so your financial details should be kept safe.

Summary/Verdict

Deal or No Deal Casino joins a host of other TV show themed casino sites developed by Gaming Realms. The theme isn’t that evident on the site, it stops pretty much with the name and logo, but it provides a nice dose of familiarity, which is definitely reassuring.

There’s a good choice of games, including something different in the form of Slingo, loads of slots and a decent amount of table games, including live casino.

The welcome offer is a bit different, but the wagering requirements vary, making it difficult to know exactly where you stand. The free games offers are a huge plus though, giving you the chance to try something new for free.

Customer support is great, available by both phone and live chat, which is rare, it’s just a shame it’s not 24/7. You’re also getting access to a decent mobile casino, which works well and has all games available.

If you fancy something  bit different, Deal or No Deal Casino is certainly worth a go, sign up, get your free games and see what you think.