Pink Casino

Pink Casino is fully licensed in Great Britain under UK Gambling Commission account number 39198. As we just mentioned, this casino was fined by UKGC three years ago, but this didn’t impact their licence whatsoever, it is still a legit online casino.

One thing that’s clearly been done right is the safer gambling page, it’s one of the better ones out there and we don’t say this lightly. Limits can be added for spending, losses, wagering, and time, and those settings aren’t hidden or made complicated. There’s a 13-question self-assessment, contact info for help organisations, and tools like BetBlocker and financial gambling restrictions through banks. They also offer guidance on controlling gambling ads through social media settings. For parents, there are links to content filters that block gambling websites completely. Age checks happen right at signup, not later, so accounts of users under 18+ are instantly restricted.

Pink Casino website is properly encrypted and card details are handled securely, what’s not here is two-factor login, we really wish it was present here.

Security and Licensing at Pink Casino

Apart from the missing 2FA and that older group-level fine, there’s nothing about Pink Casino that would make us question its legitimacy. We’d feel comfortable using it, and we think most players would too.

Pink Casino gives you only three ways to fund the account, and honestly, we expected more. That number alone puts this casino behind many of its competitors, a shame since everything else is normal. The minimum top-up is just £10, the norm and there are no fees to be concerned about.

Deposits at Pink Casino

I used my Visa card to drop in £10. The site redirected me to a third-party page pay.datatrans.com for the payment check. After I confirmed my details. my deposit was instantly processed and credited to my account.

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Pink Casino isn’t one of those places where the whole top bar is packed with flashing banners and rotating countdowns. Bonus-wise, it’s built around an opening deal and that’s basically it. It’s pretty expected that they don’t have a no deposit bonus either. So you won’t be eyeing those free spins, no deposit deals here.

Welcome Promo

This is the Pink Casino welcome package, and it’s surprisingly bigger than what you usually see. Most casinos we’ve tested top out at around £100, here you get a full match up to £150, plus 50 spins thrown in. The bonus funds have wagering, which is expected, but 50 spins are completely wager-free. That’s the part we appreciated most. No promotion code required here.

Other Offers

We hoped to find more interesting deals to try here, but that wasn’t the case. Outside the welcome bonus, the only regular offer running is Drops & Wins, which is part of the Pragmatic network-wide campaign. You can run into this one at many casinos. It’s simple, play Pragmatic games to chase random prize drops or partake in weekly tournaments to get a piece of the weekly prize pool. If you don’t go after leaderboard-style prizes, there’s really nothing else for regulars.

Pink Casino brings in strong numbers with over 3,000 online games from 25+ well-known developers like Evolution, Microgaming, NetEnt, Eyecon, and Pragmatic Play. The game types you’d expect are all here too: video slots, jackpots, classic tables, and a full live section. It’s great for slot fans and players who spend most of their time in live dealer rooms.

Layout-wise, it’s not bad. There’s a long category strip across the top: slots, jackpots, tables and a bunch of subcategories underneath. Once you click into a type, you get an awkward long horizontal menu that can be navigated via arrows. This can be pretty frustrating at times.

The library here is indeed rather sizeable, so you’d think that would mean that Pink Casino got browsing in order, but sadly there’s still work to do in that department. This is mostly because the site gives you no way to filter by provider, you can see the name of the studio shows under each title, which makes the missing filter even more frustrating. You can use the search bar to look for provider specific games, but even that’s not perfect, for example, we searched for “NetEnt” and didn’t get Starburst.

There’s no demo mode here, not entirely surprising. There are info games for each game, they share some cool info like volatility, grid, pay mechanics, game tags and even how to guide for popular games. What it doesn’t show is game RTP. There’s no reason this kind of detail shouldn’t be available right there on the page.

Game Types at Pink Casino

Next, we will showcase the most popular games at Pink Casino for each of their categories.

Slots

There are thousands of slots at Pink Casino, literally, the count sits above 2,900. We saw a lot of Megaways and classic titles here, this is by far the best game category on the site.

Slot Options at Pink Casino

I went for Starburst, a popular game for sure. It looked great and the respin feature was a lot of fun. ZapLab had a fun theme, but the design wasn’t well executed. I like that you can unlock bonus features by chaining wins in the base game. Slingo Super Spin isn’t a slot, but I tested it regardless. I like the addition of the extra chance to fill the grid but the 4 Slingos required to win a prize is too many. Burning Desire is where I wasn’t a fan of the design, but I did like that it uses an adjacent pay system and offers a free spins bonus. Hyper Strike Cash Megaways had a basic design and I would like to see more bonus features to make the slot more interesting.

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Table Games

The table games at Pink Casino sit quietly behind the big stuff, but they’re better than they first look. There are over 60 titles here, mostly blackjack and roulette with a few extras like Jacks or Better and Hi-Lo.

Table Games at Pink Casino

Still, it could use more variety if you’re not someone who only plays blackjack.

Live Casino

We spent a good chunk of time in the live casino section at Pink Casino, and it’s easily one of the site’s stronger points. There are over 75 rooms here which include blackjack, roulette, dice games, bingo and game shows. Titles are mostly from Evolution, but you can see some Pragmatic games as well.

Live Games at Pink Casino

Tried Monopoly Big Baller Live here, I liked that the game has two bonus features as well as multipliers that can increase the payouts of standard tickets. Infinite Bet Stacker Blackjack ran well and moved at a good pace.

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Arcade Games

Arcade games here are lightweight, there are 50 or so games, mostly scratchcards and quick-reveal titles. Not all of them are great,a few feel like mobile leftovers, but the better ones are totally worth a run.

Arcade Games at Pink Casino

Aviator is one of the crash games, I would like to see more effort put into the design but I like that there are two simultaneous betting options and a cashout feature. Happy Scratch was also good, I like the low minimum bet and that you can scratch the card yourself.

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Bingo

We didn’t expect much here, but the bingo section at Pink Casino isn’t bad. There are around 10 active rooms, most running on Pragmatic software. Among them you’ve got a 30-ball for fast games, 75-ball patterns, and the standard 90-ball layout. The only thing we didn’t like is how the interface resets when you switch between rooms. The traffic definitely could’ve been better, most rooms only gain real traction during the peak hours.

80-Ball Bingo is a low-cost bingo game. I loved how the game handles multiple tickets well and I like that it uses a bingo caller.

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There are just three ways to cash out at Pink Casino. It’s not a lot, but the process itself is quick which we confirmed in our withdrawal review. The minimum amount is £10, which lines up with the deposit threshold. There are also no fees, and as to how long does Pink Casino take to pay out, you’ll be surprised to hear that withdrawals are instant.

Withdrawals at Pink Casino

I used Visa and pulled the full balance. It took under 30 seconds from the confirmation screen to seeing the funds back in my account.

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KYC

As for verification, Pink Casino runs the check during sign-up, but that’s not always enough. If something doesn’t line up, they’ll ask you to upload a photo of your ID and proof of address. The FAQ explains the whole procedure surprisingly well.

In my case, it couldn’t confirm my address, so I had to upload a document. The good thing is, there’s a clear status message right at the top of the profile page telling you what’s missing. I used the secure upload tool, and my document was approved in about a minute.

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You can access Pink Casino support via their live chat and email, that’s it. There’s no traditional phone line, which isn’t surprising, but you can ask for a callback from the chat team if needed.

Their email address is: [email protected], if you go this route, be mindful that you will have to wait for a day or two to finally receive a response. So, if you need help quickly, chat is the better call.

There’s also a dedicated support section within the menu in the top-right corner that acts asa FAQ. It’s split into six sections with a decent range of questions, a few even go a bit deeper, especially on withdrawals. There’s also a search bar that worked fine in our case, though some of the answers are a bit dry.

I opened the live chat right from the homepage – there’s a widget in the bottom-right corner, so you don’t have to search around. Once you launch it, you just type your question and go straight to a human. I liked not having to deal with a chatbot first. I was connected to an agent in under 30 seconds, which I thought was pretty solid. The replies came in quick, usually within a minute, though I did have to rephrase my questions a couple of times before I got a useful answer. Once the agents understood what I meant, their replies were detailed and gave me everything I needed. They were polite throughout, so I’ve got no complaints there.

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Support at Pink Casino