Slots Temple

About Slots Temple

Slots Temple is a new operator with a new UK licence and an interesting backstory.  Until recently they were a slot game review site with links to casinos where you could play those games – so why are they now an operator in their own right? It seems they have taken that step in order to be able to give slot game enthusiasts more of what they want:

• They can offer free demo versions of all of their slot games (and others) to their registered (and therefore age verified) players
• They can run slots tournaments for their registered players with real money prizes
• If you want to play the slot games for real money you can do it right there rather than having to go sign up at another casino

Getting Started At Slots Temple

Slots Temple doesn’t have a welcome offer as such; once you’ve registered and verified your account (which is done via a link in an email they send you) there’s an array of slots tournaments you can join, many not requiring a deposit.  You can expect to receive regular emails about which tournaments are running and about what new games they’ve added to the site.

If you do decide to make a deposit, be aware that the ONLY deposit method you can use at Slots Temple is a UK issued debit card in your own name.

Slot Games At Slots Temple

Slots Temple has more than 1200 slot games in real money versions (and thousands more as free demo versions, in a different area of the site).  They work with a good range of game providers including Pragmatic Play, Inspired Gaming, Games Global, Blueprint, Play N Go, Push Gaming, Nolimit City, Eyecon, Relax Gaming and many small studios but there are some notable absences such as Netent and Playtech.  So if you want to play any of the Big Bass or Fishin’ Frenzy games, Immortal Romance, Rainbow Riches, Book of Dead, Jammin’ Jars, Fluffy or a host of other popular titles you’ll be happy, but some very popular games like Starburst and Cleopatra are not present.

There’s only a few progressive jackpots at Slots Temple.   All are Jackpot King games, but the main jackpot hasn’t had much time to grow and is considerably smaller than the Jackpot King you’d find at a more established site.

The main game providers each have their own lobby area which can be ordered newest first, oldest first or in alphabetical or reverse alphabetical order.

There’s a search box to help you find games, but it works slightly differently to normal as it won’t show you results while you are typing in the box; you need to tap or click the magnifying glass icon.   There’s also some very helpful filters which can really help you to zero in on games you’ll enjoy playing:

• Game providers again, the full list this time including all the small studios
• Theme – classic fruit machine, dragons, fruit, Japan, pirates, you name it…
• Feature – numbers of reels and ways, clusters, expanding wilds, infinity reels, prize wheel, the list goes on…

As you’d expect from such a slots specialist, Slots Temple only has a very few non slot games.  There’s a smallish selection of Slingo games, half a dozen (non live dealer) table games and live roulette, blackjack and game shows from Pragmatic Play.

Slot Tournaments at Slots Temple

The slot tournaments are the raison d’etre of Slots Temple and they are quite unlike any you’ll have come across before. For a start, they run two different types of tournament:

Challenge Tournaments

These are played with a set number of spins at a fixed spin value.  The scoring rules differ from tournament to tournament and can include scoring for

• A win or run of consecutive wins
• A run of consecutive losses
• A big win multiplier

Risk Tournaments

In these, you start with a set number of credits and can adjust your spin value at any time.  You can go on playing until you either run out of credit or hit the tournament wagering limit (which is normally 4x your opening credits).  You score for the credits you win on any winning spins.

Tournaments – what you need to know

• Some tournaments are free to enter and others have an entry fee.  When there’s an entry fee, the maximum number of players who can join is usually much lower than in the case of a free to enter tournament, so you do have a decent chance of winning something.  For example, tournaments that cost £1 to enter usually have a maximum of 40 entries with prizes for the top 15.
• Most of the tournaments run for one day but some run for a week or month; you can enter these once a day and your best score will be what counts or the leaderboard.
• The tournament games themselves are a mixture of well known titles from Relax Gaming and games you may not have come across before.
• The prizes are mostly cash, occasionally free entries to other tournaments.

Slots Temple also run network tournaments in conjunction with slot game providers, such as Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins and Games Global’s Mystic Masters.

Other Things To Consider

One very important feature at Slots Temple is their Return To Player Guarantee. As you may already be aware, many popular slot games including 9 Pots of Gold and Book of Dead have variable Return To Player which means it’s set at different levels at different casinos. Not only do Slots Temple promise always to have the highest RTP available at any UK licensed casino, they are putting their money where their mouth is by offering a £50 bounty should you find any of their slot games with a higher RTP elsewhere and report it to them (more details on site).

Payments are a weak point – only debit card is accepted and withdrawals can take up to 3 days to reach your bank account, not including the 24 hours for processing.

Final Thoughts

Slots Temple is certainly very different to most other online casinos, but in a world of skin sites that can only be a good thing.  If you enjoy playing slot games for fun as well as for real money, it’s definitely somewhere to check out.