Party Casino

P J Aitken
Last update: 10/11/2023

Bingo Paradise Rating

PartyCasino is a small piece of the Entain puzzle, one that also includes Coral, Gala Bingo, and Ladbrokes, making it one of the most powerful brands in the UK gambling sector. It is licensed in the UK (as well as Gibraltar) and provides a wide and eclectic range of games, along with a few other key features that should please UK casino players.

Welcome Offer

The PartyCasino welcome bonus is available to all players who deposit at least £10. It offers 50 free spins on the Starburst slot from NetEnt, each of which has a value of £0.10. Although it’s not a huge amount, equating to just £5 in total, the wagering requirement is only 10x, so if you win £10 from those spins, the funds are yours to withdraw once you wager £100.

There is a catch, though, and a pretty big one. You can’t collect this offer if you deposit using PayPal, Paysafecard, Apple Pay, and prepaid cards. It’s bad news for players who prefer these payment methods, and as someone who exclusively uses PayPal, that includes me.

The most frustrating thing is that PartyCasino isn’t the only casino with this restriction, which is why I always recommend checking the terms and conditions (using CTRL + F and searching for “PayPal” is the easiest way) before depositing with PayPal.

Other Promotions

PartyCasino is pretty limited in the promotions department. With the exception of the welcome bonus, the only offers you can collect are occasional giveaways, reload promotions, and tournaments.

The tournaments are actually very well represented here and unlike many other real money tournaments, where you earn points based on how much you wager (thus favouring high rollers) these tournaments often give you points based on how much you win. It means that you’ll get the same number of points if you win £10 from a £1 wager as you will if you win £1,000 from a £100 wager.

They’re all worthwhile, but they are a far cry from the many promotions you’ll find on Foxy Games and Jumpman Gaming casinos like Rocket Slots and Rocket Bingo.

Slots and Bingo Games

One of the marks of a good casino is a selection of exclusive games. It’s always good to see games that aren’t available elsewhere, considering the vast majority of casinos work with the same developers and therefore host the same titles.

PartyCasino has a large variety of exclusive titles, over 160 in fact, so I doubt they are exclusive to PartyCasino and are probably exclusive to the developer. Still, there’s a good chance you haven’t seen these games before, so if you like playing new and interesting slots, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Most of the games on PartyCasino are provided by Playtech, with over 360 of the developer’s top titles, including The Walking Dead Cash Collect and the Age of the Gods series.

Elsewhere, you’ll find an abundance of top slots from Pragmatic Play (including the famous Drops & Wins), Play’n GO, and Blueprint.

Depositing and Withdrawing

PartyCasino accepts a long list of payment options, including PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, debit cards, and more. You can deposit and withdraw as little as £5 with some of these options, but most require at least £10.

Withdrawals are usually processed in a few hours but may take up to 24 hours. That’s not always true for Visa and Mastercard debit cards though. They can be processed quickly thanks to the Faster Payments system, but PartyCasino advises waiting between 3 and 5 days.

If you have an issue with depositing, withdrawing, or anything else, contact the PartyCasino support team via email or live chat, the latter of which is available to all PartyCasino members 24/7.

PartyCasino Review Summary

I wasn’t expecting to like PartyCasino as much as I did. On the surface, it looks like a very basic site—another cookie-cutter casino that offers very little and simply replicates everything else on the market. But that’s not true. In addition to a wide selection of games, including top titles from the criminally underused (in the UK at least) Playtech, there are lots of exclusive games.

PayPal is accepted, withdrawals are fast, limits are low, and the real money tournaments are both frequent and generous. I’m sick of tournaments that only reward high rollers, so it’s great to see a site that actually dishes out points based on win ratios, thus giving everyone a chance.

The lack of additional reload promotions, giveaways, and loyalty schemes is the only reason this review isn’t getting the full 5 out of 5 marks, but it isn’t far off.