This library isn’t hitting the big numbers like Fortune Coins or Zula with 700+ and 750+ games respectively but 211 games is hardly a small number. It’s a moderately sized library that’s slowly growing over time.My real problem is the lack of variety. You’ve got a whole bunch of slots available but only four table games. What’s more these table games don’t even include staples like blackjack roulette or baccarat. I’m also a bit shocked that no jackpots are available which I’ve come to expect from most sweeps casinos. No live games are available either though those are admittedly much rarer to find (check McLuck if you’re up for a live game.)Still if it’s slots you want you’ve got plenty of them here. There are loads of types as well such as megaways and infinity slots so slot aficionados won’t be disappointed at RealPrize.

RealPrize comes in with 13 software providers which is a solid number. Sure you’ve got more providers at Hello Millions Jackpota and Zula but you’ve also got fewer providers at Luckyland Slots Luckybird.io and WOW Vegas so RealPrize fits comfortably in the middle.It’s a shame there’s no bespoke software available at RealPrize but the site does somewhat make up for it by having a deal for exclusive games with Jini Studios. What I’m more disappointed about is the lack of live providers which are becoming more and more common in sweeps casinos (the aforementioned Hello Millions and Jackpota both have live providers).Overall though the software offering is excellent and it’s nice to see popular providers like Pragmatic Play make an appearance. This means popular slots like the Big Bass series are available which I always like to play so I can pretend I’m not so bad at fishing.

There are some nice options available at RealPrize sweeps casino. You’ve got two popular card options two e-wallets and a classic bank transfer option available not to mention gift card redemptions. What I like in particular is how all the options excluding gift cards of course can be used for both purchases and redemptions. A lot of sweepstakes casinos like Ding Ding Ding don’t have a unified transaction option so RealPrize coming in with five is a big step in the right direction.The redemptions themselves are also quite fast with Skrill and gift cards coming in near the 24-hour mark. It’s a shame that the minimum SC requirement for cash redemptions is so high but at least RealPrize provides a more achievable gift card alternative.I do wish some crypto purchases were available like at Ding Ding Ding casino. PayPal Amex and Discover would also be good options to have.

It just doesn’t get safer than RealPrize casino. Of all the sweeps casinos on our site RealPrize is the safest hands down.Let’s do a little comparing game. Golden Hearts Games has plenty of RG tools but they’re all off-site through a partnership with Birches Health. RealPrize has all types of RG tools available all on-site and still includes links to helpful organizations like Gaming Addicts Anonymous.Meanwhile Chanced uses the extra-powerful ECDSA technology for an extra layer of security but saves money by going for a 256-bit encryption. RealPrize also went for ECDSA but went even further by securing 384-bit encryption.Remember we’re comparing to Golden Hearts Games and Chanced here two of the safest sweeps casinos out there. RealPrize is beating the masters at their own game. The only possible problem is that with RealPrize being so new they’re relatively untested compared to more established sites but with this much security I don’t see that being a particularly large issue.

Basically everything in this section can be described as “good but not great.” Emails are detailed but slow to come in phones are for payments only and live chat is promised to come someday in the distant future.The FAQ is especially messy with duplicate questions and questions that don’t seem to belong in the section they’re in. The search bar helps you get to your query but without it finding a query is almost impossible. Still the agents themselves were quite nice so I don’t want to dunk on them too much. I just wish their support offerings were cleaned up a bit.

I admit that a lot of my problems with the platform are a bit more subjective. Most people will have no problems using RealPrize’s site and that’s great. As for myself I’m not a big fan of the site’s sizes. Filters are too small while banners are too big. This may seem nitpicky but it affects usability more than you’d think. If a filter is small then it’s hard to see and tap especially on a smaller mobile device. The banner is also so big that on some monitors it takes up most of the screen. This means sometimes you’ll tap on a filter and then have to scroll down to see if it worked. Combine that with small filters that make it easy to tap the wrong one and you’ll find yourself scrolling up and down for nothing more often than you’d like.If these aren’t a problem for you then you’ll be fine with RealPrize. If it is a problem maybe try out McLuck’s more intuitive platform instead