Aladdin Slots

Aladdin Slots is licensed in Great Britain by the UK Gambling Commission under account number 39175, with authorisation to operate both remote casino and sportsbook services. It also holds a licence from the Alderney Gambling Control Commission, which strengthens its legal standing further. Both licence numbers are easy to find at the homepage’s footer.

The Responsible Gambling section is very compact, but it has the necessities. You’ll find tools like deposit limits, time-outs, and self-exclusion, but it goes further than that. It opens with a questionnaire that helps you assess your own habits, then leads into reality checks, minor protection filters, and direct links to various responsible gambling orgs. Everything is neatly laid out, but we just wish the tool descriptions were better.

Aladdin Slots uses SSL encryption to protect your details and payment data. The only thing that is clearly not here is 2FA, which would’ve added an extra step during login.

Security and Licensing at Aladdin Slots Casino

Is Aladdin Slots legit? Well, yes, we didn’t find any signs of unresolved complaints or listings on industry blacklists. The site has been hit with a UKGC fine in the past, but the licence remains valid regardless.

Aladdin Slots gives you seven deposit methods to choose from, and that should be plenty for most UK players.

The minimum you can deposit is £10 (the average), though if you want to trigger the Mega Reel bonus, you’ll need to go with £20 or more, as long as there’s no withdrawal waiting in your account. Pay by Mobile is the only method with an extra charge, and that’s a £2.50 fee on deposits of £5, £10, or £20, all other options are 100% fee-free.

Deposits at Aladdin Slots

I deposited £10 with Visa. It went quickly; I just had to confirm the payment with Verified by Visa, and the whole process took me less than 30 seconds. Even the beginners will find top-ups easy to follow here.

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Deposits are fast, and the process itself is a cakewalk, but fixed deposit values take some of the shine off.

Aladdin Slots makes it clear that bonuses are a big part of their site. From the start, you’re offered a standard match bonus, followed by daily reels and weekly prize deals aimed at regular players. There’s something always on, but nearly everything relies on chance-based rewards with no fixed value.

Welcome Deal

The Aladdin Slots bonus for first depositors is simple. Deposit £10 or more, and you’ll get a 100% match up to £200 in bonus funds. We were surprised by this, as most Jumpman casinos have a Mega Reel Welcome Deal, this one goes the traditional match bonus route. That said, you still need to clear 65x wagering before anything can be withdrawn, which brings down the long-term value of the bonus.

No Deposit Offer

Aladdin Slots is one of the few Jumpman sites that actually gives new players a no deposit bonus. The offer is small, just 5 spins on Diamond Strike after you register and add a debit card, but it still lets you try the site before committing any funds. The downside is hard to ignore, though: any winnings are locked behind a steep 65x wagering requirement, which makes it difficult to walk away with anything of real value.

Ongoing Promotions

Aladdin Slots keeps up a long list of promos aimed at existing players, most of them tied to deposit triggers or specific games. These are the current active offers:

• Happy Hours: Log in on Wednesdays between 3pm and 7pm for a spin of the Mega Reel.
• Pro Free Spins: Use the coupon code PRO when depositing £20 or more to spin for 50 to 500 spins.
• Turbo Reel: Deposit £100 or more, and you may unlock this high-tier reel with better spin segments, all spins this time.
• Rewards Reel: Available twice daily; collect fruit symbols to upgrade your prize.
• Code of the Week: Use the weekly promo code to unlock a random reward.
• Monthly Giveaway: Wager £10 on a chosen game to enter prize draws for gadgets or household items, in our case it was iPhone.
• Slot Leaderboards: A variety of leaderboards is available across multiple games, with hundreds of thousands of pounds to be won.
• Fluffy Favourites Tournaments: Compete against other players by spinning on Fluffy games on Fridays to get a chunk of a prize pot.

We like that the bonuses rotate often, but nearly every promo leads back to a spin-based prize wheel, and the odds of getting something useful always feel slim, especially with that 65x rule attached to every reward.

Of all the deals here, the loyalty programme feels the most distinct. It tracks progress through small tasks like “Play 3 consecutive days in 1 week” or “Play 15 different slots in week 1”, and each goal unlocks a trophy. Once you collect enough, you level up and earn a spin on the reward wheel.

We like that this system gives you something extra without needing opt-ins or points to track. It also makes the casual play feel more productive since the rewards build in the background. The only downside is still the 65x wagering, which limits the impact of the spins you collect, but it’s still a fun way to gamify the time spent at casino, as you can level up by completing these missions and unlock more rewards.

These offers are great in variety and decent in terms of value, but the 65x wagering weighs every deal down, no matter how many freebies you get out of it.

Aladdin Slots surprised us with a strong game count, which is more than 3,500 titles, most are video slots, which makes sense. Players who lean on roulette or blackjack will probably be disappointed about the small volume of table titles, though.

The filter system is weak, which is quite a surprise for a game library of this size. You can sort games alphabetically or search by title, but you’d expect to have a way to filter out games by provider at the very least.

There’s also no demo mode. You can’t try games before depositing, which won’t suit cautious players. Game info is absent; there are no info pages here besides the basic descriptions for some popular titles.

Performance was rather good. I only noticed 1–2 cases of longer loading times (~15 seconds rather than ~10 seconds). Other than that, no freezes have been noted.

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Here is a breakdown of Aladdin Slots game selection.

Game Types at Aladdin Slots

Slots

This is where Aladdin Slots puts nearly all of its efforts. They have over 3,500 titles from big names like NetEnt, Eyecon, and Microgaming. There are tabs for new releases, Megaways, and jackpots, which help to a point, but you do feel the lack of filters here.

Slot Titles at Aladdin Slots

I tested Epic Ape, which is one of the more popular games on the site. The design may be basic, but I like how large the game board is and the free spins bonus. Irish Luck is also a hot slot. Again, basic design, but bonus features do not disappoint.

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Slingo

Aladdin Slots includes a great selection of Slingo games, both popular and hidden gems as options.

Slingo at Aladdin Slots

Slingo X-Scream has a fun theme. I don’t like that the minimum bet is quite high; however, I do like that you get a payout at 1 Slingo.

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Table Games

Aladdin Slots Casino doesn’t have the biggest list of games, there are only blackjack and roulette options with one baccarat game. No niche game types available.

Table Games at Aladdin Slots

10p Roulette is a cheap table game, I like that. It’s fun, cheerful, actually low-entry and runs well. Classic Blackjack with Perfect-11 is one of the higher RTP games on the site. I like how the game looks and performs, the side bet is rather decent too.

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Live Games

Aladdin Slots has only regular live games; game shows are completely absent, which is quite disappointing.

Live Games at Aladdin Slots

Live Roulette OnAir is a popular live game. The stream was surprisingly of good quality, but the host seemed quite bored throughout the session.

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Bingo

Bingo fans get nine rooms here, just as with other Jumpman casinos. You get 30-ball, 80-ball, and 90-ball variants. Yes, it isn’t huge, but you get a decent variety here. Most of the action centres around short rounds and quick tickets, which fit well if you’re only planning to dip in and out between slots. You can see all the vital info, like player number and ticket prizes, before you enter, which we liked. Heavyweight is by far the most popular room on here; others don’t get nearly as much traffic.

I tried the Zoom Room, it’s a fast-paced and affordable Bingo option. I like the bingo caller in this one, the software also was good, handled multiple tickets well.

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Withdrawals at Aladdin Slots aren’t bad. There are five cashout methods listed, which is pretty average. However, the minimum is £19.99, which feels strangely high, especially since deposits only start at £10. According to the casino, cashouts should take around 72 hours, which lined up in our case. We received our funds within 48 hours.

Withdrawals at Aladdin Slots Casino

To withdraw my funds, I had to go to ‘My Account,’ then ‘Cashier,” and only then could I actually start the request. You can’t type in an amount straight away, instead, you need to hit an “Other” button just to enter a custom figure. At least it allows you to enter it this time.

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KYC

Aladdin Slots verified your account automatically during registration and if the system can’t auto-verify, you’ll need to upload documents in your account area. Good thing this is easy as we just couldn’t find any verification info on the website itself, felt quite strange to not see it in FAQs.

Support at Aladdin Slots is advertised more generously than it delivers. The site claims to offer live chat, but after checking thoroughly, we found no actual chat function. Instead, there’s a “Support” button on the FAQ page that leads to a contact form. It looks like a chatbox, but it only sends an email to the help team.

The FAQ section, which you’ll reach via the Help link in the footer, includes six core topics including deposits, withdrawals, and bonuses. The content answers common questions but doesn’t go into much detail. There’s no search bar, but the whole FAQ is short as is (23 questions in total), so it’s not a big deal.

No phone number for assistance is listed either. The site only allows contact through email, the same email all Jumpman network casinos use, so the replies might take a while. The casino states you may need to wait up to 3 days, not ideal for urgent issues. From the Aladdin Slots reviews, it’s clear some users are frustrated with this.

Aladdin Slots Casino Support Options

At the moment, the only viable support method is email, and it takes time. While the staff appear helpful, the process is far from speedy. We would also appreciate more clarity on the lack of live chat.