WinningKings

About WinningKings

WinningKings was apparently originally launched for the Indian market, back in 2020.  As it’s a Skill on Net casino and Skill on Net have a UK licence, the opportunity to launch in the UK was always available and now they’ve taken it, with a UK specific version on a .co.uk domain.  A special UK version was needed because of UKGC rules around slot games (stake limits, no autoplay, no buy the bonus and so on) as well as around deposits and withdrawals and safer gambling tools.

Like many other Skill on Net casinos, it’s only the version of the site you see once logged in that’s completely UK specific.  The landing page is a bit more international; for example, it talks about a VIP program but there’s no trace of it once you’ve logged in.

Getting Started at WinningKings

Skill on Net are very hot on keeping tabs on their players across all their casinos.  If you already have an account at any other Skill on Net casino, they will identify you from your mobile phone number and date of birth and fill in the rest of your information from that. You will still need to pick a username and password.  Simply having an account at another Skill On Net casino doesn’t stop you from claiming the welcome offer, but Skill on Net have been known to restrict players from claiming promotions and if you are on that list, you can expect to receive an email about it within seconds of registration.

If  you’ve never played at a Skill On Net casino before the registration process is slightly longer but still pretty quick and easy.  Either way, you end by accepting the terms and conditions and entering a code that they send to your phone, so make sure it’s handy if registering on a different device.

Once registered and logged in, you’ll find yourself in a responsive lobby that works on all devices but looks best on a mobile phone (on a big screen, some of the game tiles look very oversized).

Slot Games at WinningKings

There are more than 9500 games to choose from at Winning Kings.  Not all of them are slot games but even so, that’s more than enough to last you for years and years.

With such a huge games library, at least some categorisation is badly needed to help players find games they will enjoy.  Apart from an area for jackpots (which we’ll come to in a bit) all of the slot games appear in a tab called just Slots which isn’t at all helpful.  But look a bit closer and you’ll see that there IS some categorisation; in the Slots lobby tab it’s just new games, exclusive games, Megaways and a few sections for popular games but there’s a lot more going on in the Home lobby tab.

Games groupings here include seasonal slots (e.g. Halloween), the 99 Royale suite of multiplayer slots and various themed collections such as fishing games, golden oldies, Drops & Wins games, Egypt, “Book Of” games and staff picks.  There’s also some collections of non slot games including Slingo, Plinko and crash games.

Each game tile shows the number of times the game has been played in the last 6 hours (and sometimes the biggest win).  There’s also an information icon which pops up a panel showing the game provider, game features and player ratings, but not return to player – you’ll need to check in game documentation for that (and it is well worth doing so as it’s a mixed bag with some games having RTP at the high end and others at the low end).  Many games have free demo versions and if they do, you can launch it from the information panel.  A heart icon which you can activate to save the game to your favourites appears on both the information panel and the game tile.

Jackpots have their own lobby area and very impressive it is too.  The big three from Games Global (King Millions, WowPot and Mega Moolah) are all present and correct as are Dream Drop from Relax Gaming, IGT Megajackpots, Big Bass Jackpot Bonanza, Playtech’s Age of the Gods and PowerPlay Jackpot.  Skill On Net have their own network pots for Eyecon Super and Mega Jackpots and for Blueprint’s Jackpot King and Rapid Fire Jackpots. Red Tiger Daily jackpots are also here, with a Mega Jackpot as well as the must-drop daily one.  There’s still more – the total is tens of millions of pounds.

The “More” dropdown menu reveals two further slots lobby areas.  Hot and Cold shows the games where the most money has been won or lost over the last few hours (for entertainment purposes only, of course, as past performance is no guide to future behaviour) and Lite Play shows games that can be played for less than 20p a spin.

Also in the dropdown menu is Instants, where you can find scratch cards, video bingo, pachinko, blocks and mines games, crash games, plinko and video poker.

Casino Games at WinningKings

WinningKings has a lobby area for casino games and another for live casino, although there is considerable overlap between them.

In the Casino Games area you can find blackjack and other card games, and roulette including exotic themed variants like Lucky Lady’s Roulette and Goal Goal Goal Roulette.  First Person (non live host) versions of many of Evolution’s live casino games also appear here.

The Live Casino area has a well stocked Game Shows area with games by Playtech, Evolution and Pragmatic Play, but the real focus is on roulette, blackjack, baccarat and other card games with dedicated areas for live casino tables from around the world and from Las Vegas.  There really is everything you could possibly want in the live casino department.

Other Things To Consider

Apart from slot provider run initiatives like Drops & Wins, promotions at Skill On Net sites are delivered as Daily Picks which are individual to you and your play style. There’s also a player rewards scheme based on levels but very little information on how to level up and what you get if you do.

Support is delivered via chat which you can find on the side menu when logged in.  If you aren’t logged in you can send them an email.

Deposit methods for UK players are a little limited but you do have the option of Trustly which is nice to see.  There’s no restrictions on which deposit methods can be used to claim promotions.

Final Thoughts

Skill On Net sites have one of the biggest games libraries you’ll find anywhere and are quick to add new releases. WinningKings doesn’t really have anything to set it apart from other brands on the platform but the sheer number of games on offer makes it well worth a visit.