Griffon Casino

Licensing is the first thing we check when looking into a casino’s credibility, and in Griffon’s case, both licences are active and listed at the website’s footer. For players in the UK, the site operates under account number 52894 with the UK Gambling Commission, the strictest regulator around. The brand also holds a Maltese licence (MGA/B2C/370/2017), which covers users outside the UK.

The responsible gambling section is well laid out, although it does look plain and stripped of all formatting. It’s rather easy to find useful tools, including deposit caps, game time reminders, time-outs (both scheduled and on-demand), and full self-exclusion.

There’s also a payday lock, which is less common and can prevent impulse spending when paychecks come in. A self-assessment guide is included as well. While the tools are well-explained, we noticed no direct buttons or toggles; you must go through account settings to activate them.

No minors are allowed on the site. If age concerns arise during registration, the account will be locked until the valid documents are provided.

Trust Elements at Griffon Casino

There are eight deposit methods available at Griffon Casino, and the minimum you can top up is £10, with no extra fees on top. The usual set of options for White Hat Casinos.

Deposit Methods at Griffon Casino

I made a £15 deposit with Visa. I had been logged in for 10 minutes+ I encountered an issue where the deposit page wouldn’t load properly – I had to refresh the page to get it to work. After that, the payment worked quickly, and I got an email within seconds. The whole thing took under a minute.

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Griffon doesn’t play coy when it comes to promos. Its promo tab pulls from the same stable as Karamba, though it throws in more variety than most of its siblings.

There’s a bonus pinned to almost every day of the week, and while they’re not exceptional, they do offer regular perks if you’re the type to drop in often. The welcome deal holds up well, even if nothing in the promo list is truly exceptional. Also, you won’t find a no deposit bonus here, and there’s no loyalty programme.

Welcome Promotion

The sign up deal gets you a 100% match up to £100, plus 20 spins on Big Bass Splash. You only need £10 to trigger it, and the 35x playthrough isn’t off-putting. There’s a win cap of £100 tied to the bonus funds, but at least that’s made clear upfront. No bonus code required.

Other Deals

Beyond the welcome, there are also a good variety of ongoing promotions, including reload bonuses, cashback, and free spins promotions. These offer great value to existing players, few sites offer as many good promotions as Griffon. Here are some examples:

1. Midday Moolah (Tuesdays & Thursdays, 12:00–13:59 GMT): Drop £20 or more during this two-hour window and you’ll get a 25% boost, up to £25. 35x wagering applies.
2. Cashback Kickback (Every Tuesday): Play any slot on Monday and receive 10% back on net losses up to £200. No wagering tied to the return.
3. Weekly Whirl (Wednesdays): Deposit £20 on Wednesday to unlock 10 bonus spins on the Game of the Week.
4. Flash Fortune (Fridays, 17:00–20:00 GMT): This Friday offer is tied to Microgaming slots. A £10 deposit lands 10 spins, while £50 and £100 deposits bring 20 and 30 spins respectively.
5. Triple Spin Trifecta (Thursdays–Weekends): Make a single deposit of £50 or more on Thursday, and you’ll unlock 20 spins on each of the next three days. Pragmatic Play games only.
6. Top Up Treat (Sundays): Deposit £10 or more any time on Sunday and receive a random number of free spins, ranging from 20 to 120. These spins apply to Push Gaming games only.

Griffon has about 1,200 games, which is a bit below those of bigger casinos. We saw the big names in the mix: Evolution for live tables, Barcrest and IGT for some older titles, a handful of more current releases, too.

Most categories are easy enough to find thanks to the basic menu at the top: you’ve got Popular, Jackpots, Drops & Wins, and the usual table games. But that’s it.

You can’t filter by theme, bonus types, or volatility; it’s just a basic scroll-down or type-it-in setup. The only filtering option available is by provider, you can see it if you click on the search button. The search itself only allows you to look up game names.

Game icons are tiny, especially on the desktop, and there are no info pages for games. Similarly, we wish live dealer games would display their betting limits before you open the game. Another minor annoyance is when you finish the live game, you are taken back to the standard casino page rather than the live casino one.

There’s no demo mode here, which made testing rough. Game performance on the whole was good, but I found an issue that one table game wasn’t running, which was disappointing. I later encountered another problem where a game wouldn’t load, so I had to restart the game to get it to work. When playing on PC and mobile, I didn’t experience any lag or other issues during gameplay.

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Here are the best titles at Griffon Casino.

Game Types Available at Griffon Casino

Slots

Slots at Griffon are rather limited, especially when you put them against the bigger sites. Yet, you still get a great range of options and can play various jackpot games, Drops & Wins titles and many more.

Slots at Griffon Casino

I gave Rise of Merlin a go. The design looks good, but I’d like to see more gameplay features added. Medusa’s Stone is another popular slot; the bonus variety is great here, and I like the unique board structure.

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Table Games

Table game lineup basically consists of roulette and blackjack games. There are also alternatives, such as craps, poker, and baccarat, too, but we would like to see more variety added.

Table Games at Griffon Casino

Played High Streak Blackjack. I really like the side bet idea but it would be better if it was integrated into the standard bet.

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Live Games

As with the slots, Griffon’s live game number lags behind many other casinos. The variety is not bad at all, though. You still get all the game types, like roulette, blackjack, baccarat, and game shows. We also like that there are a handful of alternative language tables for the popular games.

Table Games at Griffon Casino

I tried one of the most popular game shows on the site, Crazy Time. The variety of bonus features is good, but the pace of play is slow. Lightning Roulette is among the highest RTP live tables. The multiplier feature is a great addition, and the pace of play is relatively quick.

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Instant Win Games

Instants have a great selection. You get Slingo, Lucky Tap, Crash Games, and scratch cards with a variety of different themes.

Scratch and Casual Games at Griffon Casino

Wild Scoops Tap n Cash seemed like a nice instant win game. The design is fun, but the gameplay is boring, and I don’t like the wait between rounds. Slingo Genie Gemstones was also good; I like that it only takes 3 Slingos to win a prize, and the design looks good.

Maverick X is mixed. I like the auto cashout option, but the pace of play is very slow.

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You’ll find six withdrawal methods at Griffon. All of them share the same minimum limit of £10, and none charge extra fees. This is more or less in line with what we saw on the deposit side. However, there’s no clarity on max withdrawal caps.

Withdrawal Methods at Griffon Casino

I withdrew £17.09 to my preferred method. To confirm my withdrawal, I had to enter my password, which adds some extra security. I got a confirmation email nearly immediately after. The whole thing took less than a minute. Received my money earlier than the specified withdrawal time.

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Verification

The casino will attempt to verify your identity automatically when you sign up. If this initial check is unsuccessful, you will be required to manually upload the necessary documents using a tool found in your account menu; here, you can also track the progression. It is worth noting that there is not much information on the verification process itself, as it lacks a dedicated FAQ category, though you can find some related questions in the Account section.

You can use either chat or email to get assistance at Griffon Casino. Live chat is available at all hours, but only if you’re logged in. You’ll find the icon pinned to the left-hand side of the screen. Phone support isn’t provided.

Support Options at Griffon Casino

You can send a request via the contact form on the Contact Us page or by sending an email to [email protected], which can be found on the same page. If the submission is successful, you’ll see a small text saying “Success” appear under the message body, but the text is too small, and some may easily miss it.

Griffon’s Help Centre has about 40 entries. It’s split into six main categories, and there’s a search bar to help speed things up. Some answers are genuinely detailed and helpful, but others link you to another part of the site instead of just explaining the topic directly.

I tested live chat at about 10am and had to join the waitlist first, I was 4th in the queue. It took around 3 minutes to get connected to an agent once it was my turn. When connected, I was asked to confirm my identity by entering a variety of personal details, which is inefficient as they should have access to this info while I’m logged in.

The response to the ‘how often are withdrawals processed’ question was instant, almost like it was copy/pasted. The team was polite though. Once the session had ended, I was presented with a survey I had to fill out

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Support at Griffon is okay, but not exceptional. That said, according to Griffon casino reviews, the majority of players don’t have complaints regarding the customer service.