Greenplay

Greenplay is themed on, well, the colour green (a classy, restful shade of mid-green that is particularly easy on the eye). While it’s by no means the first casino to take inspiration from the colour of lucky clovers and leprechauns, there’s a nice touch of retro video game styling to make it look that little bit different.

The games are split into two main categories, Casino and Live Casino, although it is a quirk of the Aspire lobby that all of the live casino games also show up under All Games in the Casino category.  So let’s look at them first.  There’s a big selection of roulette, blackjack, poker, baccarat and sic bo tables at a range of stake levels from 20p to £1000+ plus a game show area with Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt, Mega Ball, Dream Catcher and a few others, in first person (no dealer) and third person versions.  All are by Evolution.

Moving on to the Casino category, here’s where you’ll find the slots and there are certainly lots of them, organised into Featured Games, New, Jackpots (not many of these), Table Games and All Games.   There’s also an area called just Slots.  In each area, the most recent games are at the top unless and until you press “A-Z” which sorts them  alphabetically (in forward or reverse order).  You can also search for games by name or provider, but the latter is of limited use because of another quirk of the Aspire lobby which classifies games based on who supplies the feed rather than by who actually produced the game.  This means that Immortal Romance, Gonzo’s Quest and Eye of Horus are all shown as Pariplay rather than Microgaming, Net Ent and Blueprint respectively, whereas Pragmatic and PlayNGo display more normally.  Indeed. Greenplay is a great place to explore PlayNGo titles as there are getting on for 150 of them and as far as we have been able to ascertain, none appear on the list of games that only contribute at 50% to wagering requirements.

Greenplay’s promotions page doesn’t have a great deal on it (just the welcome offer and a network slots promotion when we visited) and again, this is more to do with the platform than with the casino itself.  Just another Aspire skin?  Maybe – but at least it’s a nice looking one.

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