Paddy Power Games

P J Aitken
Last update: 30/11/2023

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Paddy Power Games is an online casino that forms a significant part of the Paddy Power brand, which in turn is owned by Flutter Entertainment. In a previous review of Paddy Power Bingo, I spoke highly of the brand, its games, and its bonuses before settling on a score of 4/5. 

So, how does this site compare? Let’s take a look.

Welcome Bonuses

The current Paddy Power Games welcome bonus offers 50 free spins at a value of £0.10 each. It’s a no deposit offer, but once you commit to a deposit of £10 or more, you’ll get an additional 100 free spins.

The deposit must come from a valid debit card and you’ll need to activate the offer via SMS. As always, the no deposit bonus is only available following an initial verification check, one that could include a soft credit check.

You have 7 days to use your free spins and they are all tied to jackpot games, which have an average top prize of £20,000. 

Paddy Power Games also has a live casino promotion, offering 10 golden chips for use on top casino games when you deposit £10 or more. These chips have a value of £0.50 each and work just like free spins, only you can use them to play card games and wheel games, and there is no wagering requirement to worry about.

Other Promotions

Although there is no big, impressive, and all-encompassing loyalty scheme on Paddy Power Games, it does keep players incentivised with regular free spin and matched deposit offers. For instance, you can qualify for new slot rewards every week. Check your Promotions Hub for more information. Typically, you just need to wager a specific amount on slots and can receive free spins for doing so.

I usually don’t recommend joining promotional newsletters. If your email inbox is anything like mine, it’ll be full of crap from sites you can’t remember joining and products you’re not interested in. We could all do with a little less spam. However, in this case, Paddy Power actually has some interesting promotional offers and doesn’t pester you too much.

Be careful with the SMS option though. I can’t speak for Paddy Power, but every time I’ve let a casino/sportsbook send me advertising texts, they overdo it, pester the hell out of me, and then make it difficult to unsubscribe.

Games and Software

One of the things I love about Paddy Power Games is that it hosts Playtech games, among others. That’s surprisingly rare for UK casinos, as Microgaming and NetEnt are usually the big dogs and everything else is secondary. It means that you’ll have the full spectrum of Age of the Gods slots to enjoy, including the massive jackpot system available in all of these games.

It’s not just Playtech either, as Paddy Power Games also hosts games from Blueprint Gaming and some other big names. And because it’s such an established brand with a lot of users and resources, it’s able to create its own titles. You’ll find fully exclusive games, as well as games that appear here first and ones that are only available across Flutter Entertainment casinos (Paddy Power’s parent company).

The same is true for the live casino, which also comes courtesy of Playtech and includes original titles such as a branded variation of Blackjack.

The games room is neatly laid out and all games are available on mobile. There’s also an additional section for jackpots and daily jackpots and a lot of emphasis has been placed on the Age of the Gods and Jackpot King systems, so jackpot-chasers are well catered for.

Deposits and Withdrawals

The lowest you can deposit on Paddy Power Games is just £5 and the site accepts debit cards and PayPal. Payments are processed quickly and the support team is helpful if you have an issue and need some guidance. There’s not much more that I can say in this regard as all boxes are ticked. Then again, I wouldn’t expect anything different from such an established brand.

Verdict: Paddy Power Games Review

The familiar green of Paddy Power provides the perfect backdrop for this online casino, and it’s further bolstered by the addition of great games and bonuses, not to mention the brand’s impeccable reputation. However, it feels like it’s a sportsbook first and a casino second, and that’s really the only reason why it’s not getting top marks. I would have liked to see more loyalty promotions to encourage players to stay, or at least the sort of gamification being used on many new casinos.

I’m nit-picking, I know. But truth be told, if I was looking for an online casino only, I would sooner join a site like Foxy Games or even Wink Slots, and if I wanted something that was the complete package, I would opt for bet365. So, I can’t give it top marks because I can’t quite put it on par with those sites.