Quickspinner Bonus

Design & Usability

My first impression of QuickSpinner was how stylish and well put together it seems. Everything from the menu headings to the list of promotions looks polished and nicely designed. It was easy enough to find my way around — the casino section is split into the main lobby, featured games, new games, slots, jackpots, drops & wins, game shows, and all games. Alternatively, you can flick through the main page to see the highlights from each category.

I was also pleased to see there’s an option to search for specific software providers. Although these aren’t listed exactly, you can simply type in the developer you’re looking for in the search bar to bring up all its top games. The same can be done for specific games or keywords like ‘Megaways’ to bring up all the relevant titles.

Software

The range of software providers featured at QuickSpinner certainly nods to the wider quality of the games library. Slots legends like Microgaming, NetEnt and Play’n GO all feature, alongside a variety of lesser-known studios like Pariplay, SpinBerry and SYNOT.

Live casino and game show specialist Evolution covers everything in the game shows category, along with the limited range of poker titles and Super Sic Bo. Considering the unusual absence of most table games across the site, it’d be good to see some live game shows from other developers like Pragmatic Play and Playtech.

Games

QuickSpinner hosts an impressive collection of slot games, covering a wide range of themes, mechanics and paylines. The ‘new games’ section is a great place to check out titles with crisp graphics and exciting features, such as Pragmatic Play’s Gold Oasis and SYNOT’s Winfrey Treasure.

You’ll find all the classics here too, from NetEnt’s Starburst to Pragmatic Play’s Big Bass Bonanza and Play’n GO’s Book of Dead. The progressive jackpots section isn’t the largest, but it features some big money games like Starlite Fruits Mega Moolah from Microgaming and Funky Pharaoh Jackpot King by Blueprint.

The big headline here, however, is the absence of table games. Fans of live games can still take on game shows like Evolution’s Funky Time and Dream Catcher, and there are three poker games listed in the game shows category, but roulette, blackjack and baccarat are nowhere to be seen — I was surprised by this, and it’ll naturally come as a disappointment to many players. Still, if you’re not too fussed on these types of games and are mostly keen to try out some slots, QuickSpinner won’t let you down.

QuickSpinner supports a wide range of payment methods to suit all sorts of different preferences. Here’s a run-through of what’s available for UK players and how long it’ll take to process a deposit or withdrawal.

The best options for customers looking for fast withdrawals are the e-wallets MuchBetter and PayPal, which are completed within 48 hours. That said, the speeds listed here suggest that many withdrawals are able to be processed instantly, which is a good indicator that QuickSpinner doesn’t hang about when approving payments, regardless of the option you choose. Many online casinos take up to 48 hours just to process a withdrawal internally, so QuickSpinner has the upper hand in that regard.

None of these payment options will incur fees when transferring funds to and from your casino account. In fact, all of these methods are largely fee-free when using their wider services, so they’re all options I can heartily recommend. Personally, I opted for PayPal and received my payout within a couple of hours.

Support Options

QuickSpinner’s customer support team is available to contact seven days a week from 08:00 CET to 00:00 CET. As expected, a live chat service is available with speedy help on hand during those opening hours. Although some online casinos offer 24/7 live chat support, I’d imagine QuickSpinner’s hours will be acceptable to most.

Players also have the option to get in touch at any time of day by email, which is particularly useful for less urgent queries. I’d also suggest making use of the FAQs page, as I found it answered most of my questions regarding banking, bonuses, and more.

The mobile site follows the same design and layout as the desktop version and is similarly easy to use. I found all the buttons to be very responsive, ensuring navigation of the site is smooth and enjoyable. The full range of games is available to play on mobile too, so there’s no doubt players can enjoy their favourites from any location.

App Review

QuickSpinner is yet to develop a mobile app, so I had to stick to the mobile site when I wanted to play games on the go. Although it’s an extra step to fire up the website in the browser, this doesn’t take much away from the overall experience.