Bonanza Slots

Bonanza 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 bottom of the site.

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 like Net Nanny, and direct links to various responsible gambling orgs. Everything is neatly laid out, but we just wish the tool descriptions were better.

Bonanza 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 logins.

Security and Licensing at Bonanza Slots Casino

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

Bonanza Slots gives you seven deposit methods to choose from, and that should be plentiful 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 Bonanza Slots Casino

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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Bonanza Slots pushes a lot of deals, sadly for most deals the rewards will be lower than the deposit amount. It looks generous at first glance, especially with the talk of hundreds of spins and giveaways, but almost everything is tied to the Mega Reel – a lucky-draw style mechanic that rarely gives anything close to the best reward. On top of that, the wagering on all bonuses is 65x, which is far above what we consider fair for UK casinos.

Welcome Promotion

The sign up deal starts with a single spin on the Mega Reel, unlocked after a minimum deposit of £10. You might land a few spins, a gift card, or up to 500 spins on Bonanza Megaways (unsurprisingly). Your prize is chosen at random by “mining” a gold nugget, we don’t like these welcome bonuses as the most likely outcome is that you receive an insignificant reward or nothing at all.

Existing Players Deals

Bonanza Slots runs several ongoing deals. Here’s a quick overview of what was active at the time of our review:

• Happy Hours – Login between 3–7pm on Wednesdays for a spin on the Mega Reel to try for free spins with no deposit required.
• Pro Free Spins – Deposit £20 or more with the promo code PRO to spin the reel and potentially receive up to 500 spins.
• Rewards Reel – A daily mini-game you can spin twice per day. Collect fruit symbols weekly to unlock bonus spins.
• Code of the Week – Use a deposit code each week to try for up to 10x your deposit. It can be used once per day.
• Monthly Giveaways – Spend £10 or more on the game of the month for a chance to win gadgets and household items. When we were trying out the site they held an iPhone Giveaway.
• Fluffy Favourites Tournaments – Compete with other players on Fluffy games on Fridays for leaderboard prizes. Entry typically requires a qualifying wager.
• Turbo Reel Offers – Besides the welcome bonus, regular deposits of £100 or more may trigger Turbo Reel spins with filler rewards replaced by spins.
• Slot Leaderboards – A variety of leaderboards available across multiple games with hundreds of thousands of pounds to be won.

Since most of these promotions involve the Mega Reel system, most of the rewards are indeed random and come with the same sky-high 65x wagering.

Trophies Loyalty Programme

Besides these deals, Bonanza Slots also has a Trophies loyalty system. The premise is fairly simple, complete missions that vary in difficulty and get a trophy for each task. Once you collect five trophies, your player level rises up and with that, you earn a Free Spins of the Mega Reel. The higher your level is, the more FS you can win, just 5 for the first five levels, up to 10 for the 6–10 levels, between levels 11–15 you get 15 spins and at level 16 and beyond you hit the max of 20+ spins per level up.

We found this to be one of the more fun parts of the site. The missions are easy to follow, and the layout is clear. You can see exactly how close you are to the next reward, and the pace feels fair. But just like the main Mega Reel promos, the reward system still falls under the same 65x wagering rule, which knocks a lot of value off.

Bonanza Slots lists over 3,500 games from more than 25 well-known developers like NetEnt, Eyecon and Microgaming. It’s a stacked catalogue that’s clearly built around reel-spinners. You’ll find all sorts of themes and formats scattered across the homepage, and the game count alone varies.

We had no issues with game performance, most games loaded in under ten seconds. That’s good, what isn’t is the complete lack of any filtering options, which makes it extremely difficult to efficiently browse their large game library. The number of sub-categories is also limited, which clearly doesn’t help with that. Bonanza Slots does have a search function, but you can only look for game titles, not developers. There’s no demo mode and no separate description pages either, genuinely confused why the latter is the case.

Mobile

Bonanza Slots doesn’t offer a mobile app for Android or iOS, so we went off to try their mobile browser version.

I could easily login with my saved password from the desktop, which carried over. The layout is nearly identical to the desktop site, you get the same game categories, search functions and more. I also really liked the inclusion of a quick access bar at the bottom, but I’d like to see the games replaced by more important features.

The menu in the top-right-hand corner gives you easy access to the site’s most-used features, not bad, but the classic “home” button that’d take you back to the landing page was missing. Switching between the pages was a breeze, took less than 10 seconds each time, I was also pleasantly surprised by how well the game titles themselves ran, had no lag or performance issues on my end.

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Game Types at Bonanza Slots Casino

We have a rough idea of what Bonanza Slots might offer, but to really get a feel for it, we looked closer at each section.

Slots

With more than 3,500 reel games available, this is by far the biggest section at Bonanza Slots. A fantastic range of options includes jackpots, megaways, new, and classic slots, but it is hard to see the full extent due to limited filtering options.

Slots at Bonanza Slots Casino

Obviously I had to start with Bonanza Megaways, as it was included in Free Spins, I really liked the theme and the avalanche win mechanic. Next, I went for Golden Winner, the most popular slot game on the website. I’d say it was deserved, I like the cash collect feature but I’d like to see the gamble feature available for wins below 5x. Kingfisher is yet another hot slot title, here I liked that there are 4 bonus features but I’d like to see a more reliable way to trigger them.

Dynamite Riches Megaways is one of the many Megaways games here, Unlocking bonus features through regular gameplay seemed like a fun idea, but it just takes too long to release these features. Donkey Dollars was next, not bad at all, being able to grow the jackpot sizes by finding symbols is a great feature. Sugar Train Jackpot seemed sweet at first, but that jackpot size is just too small and the gameplay felt incredibly boring. I tested Queen of the Pyramids: Mega Cash Collect last, I liked that it offers both jackpots and a cash collect feature – they make each spin fun.

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Slingo

There are around 65 Slingo games live on the site, overall a selection of popular Slingo games with a variety of themes and different gameplay options.

Slingo at Bonanza Slots Casino

I tried Slingo Carnival here. I really liked that you can control the speed of the game, but 5 slingos required for a prize is far too high.

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Bingo

There are nine bingo rooms on offer at Bonanza Slots which is a decent range of options. Yes, the number of rooms is small, but there are multiple variants to choose from, such as 30-ball, 80-ball, and 90-ball with large prizes. The interface provides basic info on each room, you can see prize size, player count, and start times all from the main bingo page.

That said, most rooms hover below 20 players. Only the Jackpot Room, Heavy Weight and Zoom Room pulled in enough to feel competitive.

I tried 90 Ball Jackpot Bingo. The bingo platform handles multiple tickets extremely well. I like the bingo caller but it could be improved if they used classic bingo calls.

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Withdrawals at Bonanza Slots have more nuances than deposits, for one there are just five methods. We especially weren’t pleased about the minimum cashout sitting at £19.99, this is a fair bit higher than what most other casinos ask for. The casino states cashouts take 24–72 hours on average, you can expect it to take around a day.

Withdrawals at Bonanza Slots Casino

It’s harder to find the withdrawal page here, you have to go to “My Account”, then Cashier, then “Make a Withdrawal” on the right-hand side. Luckily though, you are actually allowed to enter custom withdrawal amounts, they aren’t strict with that. Though since the min. cashout allowed was higher than my balance, I had to ask the support to help me out, and they did.

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Verification

Verification is mostly automated during registration if it won’t be able to verify you automatically, you will need to upload extra docs. There’s a secure document upload section in the ‘My Account’ area, use that. That part was well done, even though the FAQ barely mentioned how to go through it.

Support at Bonanza Slots seems more available than it actually is. The site advertises a live chat team, but what we got instead was an email contact form disguised as a support button. We found no chatbox, no chatbot, and no live agent to speak to, even during stated support hours. The site lists live chat availability from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday, but it never launched. This is misleading, especially since most players tend to need help outside those hours.

The FAQ itself is brief and lacks any kind of search bar. It lists just over twenty questions across six topics and delivers short answers. It helps with the basics, but won’t be of any use for complex issues like account security or withdrawals.

Email is the only actual support option here ([email protected]), and it’s a general Jumpman network email, no wonder response times can be up to 2 days. They try to do their best to reach out before that, however.

This kind of delay wouldn’t be as much of an issue if live chat worked, but having just email and FAQ puts it behind other brands who offer more responsive service. And when you do get a reply, it comes only after you’ve manually confirmed your details like username, postcode and date of birth. No way about that.

To contact anyone, I had to scroll to the very bottom of the site, click “Help,” and from there navigate to the FAQ section to send my question through. I tried to use the support button from the FAQ page, assuming it would connect me to a live agent. After typing in my message, I realised it was actually sending an email. It took three full days to hear back, though once they did reply, the answer was polite and helpful.

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Support at Bonanza Slots Casino