Winner’s Magic

Winner’s Magic state that they have more than 900 popular games to choose from and there is certainly a very impressive selection.  You can’t filter them by the provider, but you can search on provider names as well as game names, which is almost as useful.  Other options for finding games to play are to browse the whole lot A-Z or look in the New Slots or Featured Slots sections for inspiration.

If you like progressive jackpots, Winner’s Magic will come as a bit of a disappointment as they only have about a dozen of these in the Jackpot section. It does at least include a couple of Jackpot King games.

The Live Casino area of the site caters for all levels of spender, with stake levels starting at 10p in the regular rooms and going sky high in the Salon Prive rooms.  There’s sections for blackjack, baccarat and sic bo, roulette, poker and the latest sensation, game shows.  Dream Catcher and Mega Ball are available with or without a live host, and also on the menu are Deal or No Deal and Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt.

Mobile usability is good – in fact Winner’s Magic looks and plays better on mobile than on a desktop computer where some of the banners that have been optimised for mobile come out a bit large.  The navigation is also slightly more intuitive on a mobile device.

So far, so good, but now we come to the two big minus points of Aspire sites.  One is the lack of player promotions; apart from the welcome offer the only thing on the promo page when we visited was a network slots tournament (running at other Aspire sites too) and even that is not likely to be repeated often if the last few months are anything to go by.

The other contentious point is the massive list of games that only count at 50% towards the otherwise very reasonable 35x wagering requirement at Aspire casinos.  This is by no means as bad as it looks, because Aspire casinos do not all have exactly the same games (the operator chooses which ones to have) and a lot of the games on the 50% list are not even on offer at Winner’s Magic.  For example, most NetEnt games are on the list and this probably explains why Winner’s Magic has fewer than 20 of their slot games instead of the 100+ you would normally expect to see.  If you like PlayNGo, on the other hand, you’ll find more than 120 of their games at Winner’s Magic but none on the 50% list (not that we could see anyway).

Aspire sites are not for everyone but if you are a fan, Winner’s Magic ticks all the boxes and has a pretty decent welcome offer if you don’t mind depositing at least £20.

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