SlotsMillion Online Casino Review

Pros

The first thing you will notice about SlotsMillion is that they have a huge range of slots, table games and more. And that’s because they work with a long list of developers, from major ones like Playtech and Microgaming (they are one of the few online casinos to use both) to the likes of Yggdrasil, Blueprint, Thunderkick and Playson.

It means that you will find games here that you may not find anywhere else, and a lot of these games are well worth playing. NetEnt fans need not be disappointed either, as there are many titles by this top 3D developer and you will also find games by BetSoft, who are a personal favourite of ours and produce some of the most graphically advanced games around.

On top of these amazing games you will find some very fast withdrawal times, taking a maximum of 24 hours to process eWallet, credit card and debit card payments, and an array of deposit and withdrawal options.

SlotsMillion also has some great promotions, both for new players and for regular ones. These are not the biggest you will ever see and they are not geared toward high rollers, but most players will find them more than satisfactory.

Cons

SlotsMillion has a withdrawal limit, which is usually an issue that can turn a good casino bad. However, the withdrawal limit is €50,000 a month, which, let’s be honest, is probably more than 99.9% of us will ever win anyway.

In the past we have reviewed casinos with limits of €5000 and less, which means that if you win a jackpot of several hundred thousand, you could be withdrawing it for years. When the limit is as high as it is on SlotsMillion you will still need to prolong your withdrawal if you win big, but it means that even if you win a few hundred grand it will only take you a couple of months to get your money.

There are a couple of other minor issues as well. The desktop site doesn’t always work as it should and seems to be geared more toward mobile users; the live chat only seems to work when you are signed in (which means it likely won’t work if you are not a member); and initial withdrawals can be slow.

But these are minor issues in the grand scheme of things.