Aztec Wins Casino

Aztec Wins has two licences. One comes from the UK Gambling Commission under account number 39175, and the second comes from the Alderney Gambling Control Commission.

The safer-play section has info on all available responsible gambling features such as: deposit limits, time-outs, reality checks and self-exclusion. The descriptions are brief, however. The same page also has links to several responsible gambling orgs.

While the site is encrypted, it does not include a 2FA login step. We would welcome that addition, but its absence did not cause issues during checks.

Security and Licensing at Aztec Wins

Our overall view is positive. The site follows the rules set by strict regulators, the safer-play area is easy to follow and the support resources are visible.

Aztec Wins has seven ways to add funds, which gives enough room for most players to settle on a method they trust. The minimum is £10 which is the industry average.

Deposits at Aztec Wins Casino

I topped up £10 with Skrill. My deposit was confirmed promptly, and the balance was updated instantly. With filling out all the forms, it took about 2 minutes to complete.

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Like all Jumpman sites, Aztec Wins list a large number of promotions. Players can take advantage of the Welcome Offer and regular weekly deals. No deposit bonus is absent this time, though its sister sites may have one.

Aztec Wins carries 3,803 games, which places it pretty confidently in terms of variety. There could be some improvements in terms of user friendliness, though.

Subcategories sit halfway down the page, so many players will not notice them until they scroll for a while. The biggest issue comes from the lack of filters. With almost 4k titles, searching by title alone is not enough, and the absence of RTP details, theme tags or demo access leaves players with very little information before they commit money.

Performance was alright. Desktop play was steady with average load times of around ten seconds. During my tests games loaded rather quickly and I had no crashes or lag.

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Game Types at Aztec Wins Casino

Slots

This section holds most of the games on the site. There are plenty of themes and reel types, so there shouldn’t be any trouble finding options.

Slot Options at Aztec Wins Casino

I liked Fire Joker for its look and low entry point of five pence per spin, though the game would benefit from stronger bonus rounds.

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Table Games

The table area feels bare. Blackjack and roulette take up nearly all the space, with only one baccarat title included.

Table Games at Aztec Wins Casino

I tried a 20p Roulette variant. The layout is plain, and the £1 minimum stake removed the appeal of the low-cost label.

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Live Casino

Live game lineup is decent, but it lacks game shows, which weakens the selection.

Live Games at Aztec Wins Casino

Live Cash Collect Roulette caught my attention due to its cash collect feature. I mainly like that it adds a small twist to each round, and the twenty pence minimum keeps it reachable.

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Slingo

Quite a nice list of options with different themes and gameplay features.

Slingo Games at Aztec Wins Casino

Bingo

The bingo area is very small. It has just nine rooms and includes 90-ball, 80-ball and 30-ball formats.

I tried the Zoom Room since it showed the most activity. Tickets loaded without issue, the pacing stayed steady, and the caller’s audio made the round easy to follow.

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Aztec Wins allows five withdrawal routes, all of them with a £10 minimum. It’s pretty much identical to deposits in this.

Withdrawals at Aztec Wins Casino

I initially though you can’t enter your own amount, but you have an option, although it is hidden. I cashed out via Skrill. It took seconds for the casino to accept my request but I had to wait two days to actually receive my funds.

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KYC

The site verifies fresh accounts during registration, and if the system cannot complete the check, it asks for documents. There is a secure upload portal in the My Account section that makes it easy to submit them. The FAQ provides minimal information on the process, but it’s pretty intuitive as it is.

Aztec Wins gives players very little to work with when they need help; your only options are email and FAQ.

There’s no live chat as per the actual definition despite the initial appearance. Instead, you click on the chat bubble and have to fill out the email form. The FAQ also states that live support should be available on weekdays, yet no chat interface appears at any point. Aztec Wins reviews highlight that users aren’t very pleased with such a decision.

The FAQ only includes six categories and about 20 short questions/answers on support, account issues, payments, and bonuses.

Support at Aztec Wins Casino

I emailed the team on a weekday morning and had to wait 3 days for my answer. This is way longer a response time than I usually experience. The replies themselves are polite and direct, though the delay limits their practical value.

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