Slots.lv is a site owned by Bovada, an offshore setup, that also runs Bodog and Cafe Casino. It's been around since 2013.

Almost half of the people reading this page - who have gambled online - have heard of the brands above. Let me guess, you're probably here to find out, if Slots.lv would be a good fit. Not?

Well, there's technically nothing wrong with it, other than it's not legal in the United States, and that tens of thousands of Americans have gambling accounts there, despite knowing its legal status.

Take it as an offshore casino geared towards Americans and Canadians. It's got a limited capacity, if at all (I'm not even sure about this) to accept other nationalities.

With Bovada powering it all up, there's no solid reason, to reject this gambling site. It's like they say, legit.

A bit more bits, might help you make a decision. I'll throw it all out briefly.

Redditors have mixed feelings about this place, not because it's crumpy or something, but because it sort of makes more sense to just have an account at Bovada, for example. Same company, same platform.

I guess, not everyone. I would even bet, most, probably don't even know there exists a blood bond between Bovada and Slots.lv. Perhaps, may be, that's why it can run on its own.

Website design is a ditto copy of Cafe Casino. So, there's nothing to see here, like the Officer Barbrady from South Park, says.

Yes, talking about Welcome Bonus, they got $7.5k for crypto, and up to $3k for credit card deposits. I haven't got any codes, sorry, but I don't think you need one anyhow. Just head out to their site, and they'll sort you out, directly, right there and then.

Crypto deposits and withdrawals are always encouraged by them. I mean they would, considering they're offshore, and this is what works better for both parties, anyway.

Credit cards, and local bank transfers in Canada are also accepted. Withdrawal limits are generally right up there, going as high as $60k (more for VIPers) per month ($2k per day).

I read on Casino.guru - a casino affiliate marketing site - that they eat up dead accounts. Not sure, how truthful all of this is, since no proof was provided. Just make what you want of it.

Then there's also the bonus thing. Their wagering requirement can go up to 35X your bonus-money, which don't make sense. It looks more like a scam to me. The word "scam" might be pushing it, but I don't think I care.

Slots.lv's got a plain Curacao license. Which doesn't say much at all. Because they could run fine, without one, anyway.

Good thing is that they got Live chat and email, which is fairly fast. They used to have a phone number listed on their site, but I couldn't spot it anymore.

They got a nice VIP program that's attached with their tiered loyalty points system. Goes up to 8 levels. This all just means, you can have higher withdrawal limits, more bonuses, gifts etc.

Betsoft, Genesis, and RealTime Gaming run Slots.lv's gaming platform. So, they got just over 212 slot titles.

Live casino is more than good enough, I would say. Nice-looking lady dealers and all. You know what im sayin. lol

All bread-and-butter casino games are available. Slots (duh), roulette, blackjack, video poker and the rest of whatever's in fashion.

If you're sniffing out for its alternatives, I guess, the only competitor could be Wild Casino or Super Slots (owned by BetOnline).

There's no yay, or nay, on Slots.lv, as far as I'm concerned.

Official website address: www.slots.lv

Chao.

 

Claire Reid

Why should Claire's review be trusted?

• Completed Gaming Management Program from the University of Nevada Reno. This gives her the ability to evaluate gambling establishments on technical grounds.
• Worked for three years at the UKGC as a compliance manager at their Birmingham, West Midlands office. This means she knows the ins and outs of what makes up a good law-abiding gambling site.
• Completed an online course on Ethics and Ethical-Decision Making Essentials from Udemy, which serves as a guide for her when writing true reviews, without taking sides.

A word from the author:

To make this review fair, transparent and to remove any sponsorship bias, I allocated anywhere between $500 (for casual betting) to $25,000 (for evaluating the quality of the high-roller gambling services) out of my own pocket for testing the browser-based platform and the app (where available) of this betting site.

• This money was spent on online casino games and sports betting, depending on what the place is primarily known for. For example, certain brands only cater to slots, while others are predominantly sportsbooks.
• My tests involved all the processes, such as initial deposit and accepting welcome bonuses, KYC, an actual experience of playing the games, and finally withdrawing my winnings, if any.

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