Happy Tiger

P J Aitken
Last update: 18/11/2023

Bingo Paradise Rating

Happy Tiger is a bingo and slot site that keeps it simple…at least as far as its aesthetic is concerned. But if you click on the games room you’ll notice a distinct lack of recognisable titles and that’s because it goes all-out when it comes to slots.

All of the games on Happy Tiger have been created exclusively by the casino’s in-house development team, giving you the sort of unique experience that’s often lacking in this industry.

Welcome Offer

Happy Tiger has offered a few interesting bonuses over the years, including the addition of free scratchcards with matched deposit promotions. Right now, the welcome bonus gives you 200% in credits, 100 free spins, and 40 bingo tickets, all for a deposit of £10 or more.

The bonus is advertised as “Triple your Deposit”, but it actually has a cap of £300, which you will get if you deposit £150, giving you a total of £450. It’s generous, to say the least, and as it’s a bingo bonus and not a slot bonus, it has a modest wagering requirement of just 4x.

Of course, you’re less likely to get a major return from bingo credits than you are from slot credits, but it’s still a great offer.

The bonus is subject to change, so make sure you check the terms and conditions before you collect.

Happy Tiger doesn’t have the widest selection of loyalty promotions, but the offers don’t stop with the welcome bonus and there’s still a lot left on the table. Check the promotions page to see what’s active before you make a deposit.

Games Available at Happy Tiger

Happy Tiger creates its own games, which means the selection is unique but small.

The Mega Prize bingo game offers a prize of £2,500 every time you play and you can purchase up to 40 tickets at a time. It costs just 25p per ticket and looks great on both desktop and mobile.

As for the slots, they include games like Diamond Express, Fire Fighters, and Bettys Burgers. They are pretty standard, but they are still well-designed and explore a varied range of themes. More importantly, they all have a progressive jackpot attached, and you have a chance of winning this every time you play.

If you’re the sort of player who gets bored after a few spins, you might struggle with the modest selection. Personally, I feel like I have played and reviewed thousands of slots over the years and I get a sense of déjà vu every time I enter a new games room. Although I am exactly the sort of person who gets bored after a few spins and can cycle through a dozen slots in 10 minutes, I can’t resist such a unique selection.

Depositing and Withdrawing

Happy Tiger has a very limited selection of payment options and PayPal is not one of them. You can use Visa, Mastercard, and ApplePay, and that’s your lot! 

It takes between 1 and 2 days to get your funds. It’s not exactly instant, but we’re talking about a site that primarily accepts debit cards, so that is to be accepted.

There are no withdrawal fees if you are withdrawing more than £10. If you are withdrawing less than £10, there is a charge of £1. It’s a nominal fee and it’s charged for something that most casinos don’t allow, so it would be unfair to criticise them for this.

The customer support is great if you need further assistance. You can dial 0800 102 6335 from 10AM to 8PM Monday to Friday and from 2PM to 8PM Saturday and Sunday. 

Alternatively, click the little blue message icon to send the support team a message and they should get back to you within 24 hours.

Happy Tiger Review Summary

Happy Tiger is a quirky and somewhat unique online casino. “Unique” is a word I rarely get to use when reviewing these sites. When you take casinos like Casumo and Jammy Monkey out of the equation, online casinos are basically just carbon copies of one another. It’s hard to be completely original when players expect the same style of games and the same bonus offerings. But Happy Tiger adds a few elements that help it to stand out from the crowd.

The games are unique, the bonuses blend different elements, and it adopts a very simple no-nonsense layout that makes it accessible to everyone.

Of course, there are some downsides, and some of these stem from its originality. For instance, while it’s commendable when sites create their own games, a single casino brand can’t compete with dozens of dedicated developers, and so the gaming selection is modest…to say the least.

It also means you won’t find any classic progressive jackpots or features like Megaways.

Personally, I don’t care about any of that. If I want to play Mega Moolah or Age of the Gods for the millionth time, I’ll head on over to Gala Casino or another established site. When I want something unique, and games I can’t find anywhere else, I’ll stick with Happy Tiger.