Wild Spins

The website has a very professional feel, the combination of the colour scheme and the display of the accepted payment methods make it feel more like a financial site than a casino. Scroll down though and you’ll immediately realise you are where you’re supposed to be as the games really stand out. The layout works really well, so you shouldn’t have any frustrations getting signed up and playing some great games.

Bonuses and Promotions

The welcome offer is a nice mix of bonus funds and free spins on your first deposit of £10 or more, you’ll get a 100% bonus up to £500 plus 20 free spins. Your free spins are to be used on one specific game, currently Fire vs. Ice, but this may change in the future. You need to use these free spins up within 7 days and any winnings need to be wagered 50 times, which is pretty tight.

There’s also a small bit of the terms that suggests the maximum winnings you can receive from the free spins is £1, so maybe don’t get too excited about these. The wagering requirement for your bonus finds is pretty steep too, at 30 times the combined value of your deposit and bonus, and there’s a cap on winnings at £400 too. As always, not all games are going to contribute equally to the wagering requirements, so make sure you cast an eye over the terms before you play.

There are other opportunities to get your hands on freebies at Wild Spins, if you register for their emails you’ll get a special treat on your birthday, there’s a refer a friend scheme and a loyalty scheme.

Games on Offer

There is a really good selection of slots at Wild Spins, but, if table games are more your thing, don’t be put off, there’s a decent range to choose from. The filters work nicely, so it’s really easy to find the type of games you fancy, plus there’s a solid search tool making it easy to find any specific games you’re after.

The slots section includes a good mix of video slots and classic slots, plus there’s a reasonable collection of progressive jackpots. You’ll find popular games from the likes of Netent and Evolution, but the site works with a lot of developers, so there’re plenty of less well-known games to try out too.

The casino section is small and there aren’t any live games, but you will find all the classics are covered with a few tables to choose from for baccarat, blackjack, roulette and poker.

Service

Customer support is well covered with 24/7 support via email and a free phone number. It is a shame there’s no option to contact them via live chat though,  as it can be much easier if it’s a pretty straightforward question. There is a small FAQ section, so hopefully any of the most simple queries will be answered here.

Mobile Experience

If you’re using an Apple device you can download the Wild Spins app from your App Store, Android users don’t have this option, but the website is fully mobile optimised. If you don’t have a device that works with the app, just go to the site’s main address in your browser and play the games from there. All the same games seem to be available and the quality is good.

Security

Wild Spins is registered in Gibraltar and fully regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, so you’ve got all the protection you’d get from any other genuine UK site.

The site operates industry standard encryption, which protects your financial transactions in the same way as your online banking, so your details should be kept safe.

Summary/Verdict

Wild Spins has been around a few years now, they’re also part of the 888 Group, so there’s no need to worry about the site’s legitimacy. It’s a professional feeling site and works really well, whether you’re a pro or a just in it for the fun, you should get on well with this site.

The welcome offer sounds good, but the wagering requirements are pretty tight. There are lots of other opportunities to get free stuff though, so it’s not all about new members.

There’s a really good range of slots and the table game selection is pretty decent too, the only thing missing is some live dealer games and a dice game or two. All the games work well on mobile and, if you’re using an Apple device, there’s a Wild Spins app available.

It’s great that customer support is available 24/7 and that you can contact them by phone, but it’s a shame there’s no live chat option.

All in all Wild Spins is a nice, user friendly site with some great quality games on offer. Don’t take that welcome offer too seriously and you should get on well with it.