Zula casino knocks it out of the park with its games library. At 700+ games it’s one of the biggest libraries out there and it keeps growing with more games added regularly. What I really like about Zula though isn’t just the size but the variety. Hello Millions for instance also has 700+ games but it has no table games or unique games like scratch cards or spin wheels. Then again Hello Millions has live games so you win some and you lose some. Still Zula casino’s offering is impressive and if they manage to add live games they will easily have the best games library on the market and be one step closer to getting that perfect 100 score.

Another incredible offering from Zula casino. At 23 software providers it is easily the biggest offering we’ve seen so far beating out even Hello Millions and Jackpota with their 18 and 17 software providers respectively. So why did Hello Millions and Jackpota get a perfect 100 score and not Zula casino? It all comes down to one thing — live providers. Those other casinos may have fewer providers but they compromised on quantity to be able to acquire a live provider and improve the quality of their offering.The good news is Pragmatic Play has recently started pushing its own live offerings so hopefully Zula could get in on this and fill this hole in its software offering.

This is (spoiler alert) one of only two disappointing segments in this Zula casino review. To put it simply — there just aren’t enough transaction methods. Sure you have two popular card options and a popular e-wallet but where’s Amex or Discover card? Where’s Apple Pay? Where’s a simple bank transfer option? These options are available at most sweepstakes casinos with WOW Vegas having all of them including the ones already provided by Zula. Having plenty of transaction options isn’t just about convenience for the players (though that’s certainly important as well). When well-known payment providers attach themselves to casinos it shows that these reputable brands trust the casinos involved. Hopefully Zula casino realizes this and adds some more options soon.

There’s loads to like about the safety of Zula casino. First and foremost is the trust seal from the Responsible Gaming Foundation. Few sweeps casinos bother with getting a trust seal so it’s nice to see one here. I’m also a fan of the SSL encryption and TFA combo to keep my information safe. Zula casino is going the extra mile to make sure players can play with ease of mind. My only real problem is the lack of limiters such as gameplay purchase and play amount limiters. These aren’t necessary for a sweeps casino but many fork out for them anyway such as Golden Hearts Games. I’d love to see Zula go the extra mile and provide them as well.

Remember when I said there are two disappointing sections in this Zula sweeps casino review? We’ve reached the second one though there are admittedly plenty of pros to go along with the cons. Let’s not beat around the bush — no live chat phone support or direct email for any casino is shameful. Players should have more options to contact a support agent and deal with any potential problems. However I couldn’t bring myself to give Zula a low score. That’s cause what is available is honestly excellent. The FAQ is huge and covers pretty much any topic you could think of. The ticketing system also works well with answers coming in fast and detailed. You can also attach files with your ticket so you can send screenshots of what’s bothering you. Zula casino has a great team on its hands and I’d love to see more ways to contact them in the future.

There’s very little to complain about when it comes to Zula’s platform. It loads fast is glitch-free and has a pleasant color scheme that highlights all the important elements of the site. I’m especially impressed by the extensive filters the site uses letting you get right to the games you want to play. The search bar is very fast and quickly provides you with the game you want to play.All I have are minor nitpicks. The lack of a mobile app is noticeable though this is mitigated by the site being optimized for mobile browsers. I’m also not a huge fan of the footer layout with buttons being spread everywhere instead of in a neat line. These complaints are extremely minor though and overall the platform of Zula is excellent and very usable.