I’m rather pleased with the WOW Vegas casino game selection — 1000+ is an impressive number for a social casino. These include slot machines and RNG (random number generator) games with slot-like gameplay.There are various themes within the WOW Vegas casino slots lobby. You’ll find a search bar at the top but you’ll also see several categories to filter the games by.My only complaint is the lack of demo games. You’ll need to spend your WC to test the games. You also need to be signed in meaning you won’t be able to try out the WOW Vegas casino site before settling on your favorite slots. Still that’s just industry practice among social casinos; demos are a much bigger deal when it comes to real-money sites. In fact compared to other social casinos WOW Vegas can be pretty lenient — all the slots are available from minute one while some other sites make you unlock them. The removal of first-person table games in late 2023 was also a slight disappointment (granted there were only seven) but the WOW Vegas team wowed me yet again with an extraordinary addition of over 400 new titles to the slots portfolio instead.

Eleven software providers for a social-sweepstakes casino is definitely something to write home about.With names like Pragmatic Play Betsoft and Booming Games at the helm you can rest assured that the production quality is up to par and the diversity of themes genres and features rivals the best. These partnerships with the industry’s leading suppliers packed a few pleasant surprises for me. WOW Vegas offers several casino must-haves: prize drops and software-integrated jackpot play. I’d say “sign me up” but that’s done and dusted long ago.I’m pleased with the selection overall WOW Vegas has knocked it out of the park in terms of software second only to BetRivers.NET (and only because you’ll find live providers and table-games software at the latter).

I’m happy with the payment options available at WOW Vegas casino. Although you won’t be obliged to part with any money you can purchase bundles of WOW Coins if you want to top up. These bundles range from $0.49 to $99.99 making it easy on anyone’s budget and cover all major payment providers (which beats many social casinos by default). My only wish would be to see PayPal and Google Pay with the former added as an option for prize redemptions. Each bundle comes with free SC — you can use these on any game. Once you have at least 100 SC in winnings you can redeem them for cash prizes which I think is pretty cool. The exchange rate is 1:1 meaning you’ll get $1 for every SC you redeem.You’ll need to verify your identity before being able to purchase WOW Coins and redeem Sweepstakes Coins which adds to the legitimacy of WOW Vegas casino.However you can redeem your cash prizes before hitting 100 SC. With Prizeout Digital Voucher you can redeem as low as 25 SC and get a digital voucher from different vendors like Amazon and Starbucks. Each voucher has predefined amounts and you can select the amount after clicking on Prizeout on the checkout page.All Prizeout bonuses are displayed on the home page under each voucher. Additionally you can register and create a wallet with Prizeout and get Prizeout points.Big thumbs up from my end!

Whether claiming a bonus making a purchase or just exploring WOW Vegas casino offers a secure experience. The first security feature is high-tech encryption technology that keeps your data safe at WOW Vegas. It’s challenging to find the RNG seals but considering that credible software providers power the games at WOW Vegas casino it’s safe to say that the outcomes of the slots are random based on certified Random Number Generators. I was able to verify this through supplier sites. The verification process was swift and in line with standard KYC practices. I had no issues submitting the required documents and my request was approved within a few minutes. Finally there’s the responsible social gaming section. Like any online casino WOW Vegas is meant for entertainment purposes only. If you feel your gaming is becoming problematic the site offers plenty of assistance to help you get back on track including self-exclusion options.The only significant drawback I found is that WOW Vegas’ promotional strategy doesn’t align with the responsible-gambling messaging. I would like to see fewer time-gated events especially during business hours which inadvertently are too pushy and encourage frequent play. Similarly the Spending Controls panel spells out how to set all restrictions to “No limit” as the very first thing on the page under the guise of resetting the limits (which came with its own issues). That’s not what the tool is for!

While there’s no live chat (sadly) WOW Vegas’s support team is rather proactive on social media channels. I was able to get swift support with a contest-related query and equally prompt responses to general questions. That said the on-page FAQs and Help Center are actually quite comprehensive and you will likely find the answers you need without needing to place a ticket. You’ll find the FAQs in the page’s menu and footer — they mostly relate to payments and the verification process. Opening a support ticket means declaring you have read the FAQs which makes sense even though it can be annoying. WOW Vegas casino claims to have 24/7 customer service available to deal with support tickets but without a live chat this claim can hardly be verified on my end. I’ve seen better when it comes to customer support but I suppose you get what you pay for. Considering that this is a play-for-fun casino I’ll take what I can get!

From selecting a game to using the site’s bonus codes at WOW Vegas casino I had very few issues. Everything is neatly laid out for you to find and the menu is straightforward enough. When it comes to mobile you won’t even notice you’re navigating WOW Vegas via a browser and not through a casino app. The site is optimized for smaller devices with a responsive design so you’ll have a smooth experience. I’d say that WOW Vegas casino could do with a bit of improvement in terms of the filtering system but other than that it’s almost perfect!One disappointing usability hiccup I’ve encountered was when setting limits on my account via Spending Controls. This was the only unintuitive aspect of the UX. The current limits remained unchanged pending limits showed up as “No limit” or “No pending limit” despite me setting new ones. After about 10 minutes my “Current Purchase Limit” changed to “New Purchase Limit” (with the old limits though) and the Pending Purchase Limit updated two of the three settings. I’ve changed all three and hours into writing this review have yet to see them properly updated.This leads me to deduce that the function is not fully operational. I’ll be keeping a close eye on it but in the meantime — that’s a few docked points.