Temple Nile Review

Writer: Mark Wadie, Editor

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Review Summary

Temple Nile is an impressive White Hat Gaming casino, established in 2018 and built around a distinctive Egyptian theme. It is rated 3.8/5 in our review with particularly good scores for its game offering and loyalty program.

Here are the strengths and weaknesses of Temple Nile in summary.

Strengths

• Diverse list of high-quality games – the number and quality of games at Temple Nile is its biggest strength. With more than 100 providers contributing there is so much choice. In particular, the slots list, numbering more than 4,000, is varied and packed with quality.
• Good progressive jackpot list – within the game catalogue is an impressive selection of progressives from networks like Mega Moolah, Jackpot King and Dream Drop offering many chances to land multi million GBP prizes.
• Withdrawals can be quick - I noted a withdrawal in testing that took less than 1 hour and one that took under 24 hours. However, there are also reports on TrustPilot or withdrawals taking up to 72 hours to there are no guarantees in this area.
• A high value sign-up deal – the opportunity to claim up to £300 match bonus and 60 Eye of Horus spins is an unusual one and shouldn’t be missed for those looking to make a sizeable first deposit.
• Interesting theme and design – it’s not often that we can say this about a white label casino, but Temple Nile really does look great. In particular, I enjoyed the pyramids and Cleopatra home page that cuts to video clips of live casino action. If you like a site that stands out, and if you’re into Egyptian slots too, then Temple Nile will make a good choice.
• Loyalty Program – the Temple Bazaar where you can exchange Temple Tokens for gadgets and other non-cash gifts also marks Temple Nile out from other white label casinos.
• A good customer support team – with live chat open 24/7 and fast response times from real agents, not AI bots, Temple Nile performs well in this area too.

Weaknesses

• Website is dated in places – whilst I liked the design of the website I thought it looked dated in some places and the usability wasn’t always great. For example, browsing my account history was difficult on desktop. And the page with responsible gambling tools was a little messy.
• Tight wagering terms – the big bonuses are offset by tough wagering terms at 40x bonus plus deposit. It’s quite unusual for a casino to set the terms that high and it will be difficult to walk away with any winnings as a result.
• Slow website load on mobile – I found the game list lagged a bit when loading up on mobile. Some logos took a few seconds to drop in.

Register an account and make a deposit of £20 or more at Temple Nile to qualify for a 100% match bonus of up to £300 and 60 spins on Blueprint Gaming’s Eye of Horus slot.

Steps To Register and Claim Your Bonus At Temple Nile

1. Hit the orange ‘Play’ button on the home page or the ‘Register’ button at the top of the site.
2. Complete the Sign-Up form with all the correct details including your full name, home address, date of birth, email address and mobile number. You must put all this information in correctly. It will be checked using 3^rd party verification tools as part of the conditions of Temple Nile’s gambling license.
3. You may be asked to provide documents to provide formal proof of ID, age and address. If so, follow the instructions and upload or email document scans or photos.
4. You will be prompted to set limits on your deposits using Temple Nile’s responsible gambling tools. This is optional.
5. Hit the green ‘Deposit’ button and choose your preferred payment option.
6. Choose how much you wish to deposit. The minimum is £20.
7. Make sure you choose the welcome bonus from the list of options before you confirm your deposit.
8. When your deposit is complete then your bonus will automatically be added to your account and your free spins will be available in the game, Eye of Horus.

Sign Up Offer Terms

The Temple Nile welcome package comes with wagering requirements and cashout restrictions related to the bonus and free spins. Make sure you understand them before you sign up and deposit. And if you are don’t like them, remember you can always choose not to opt in.

100% Match Bonus

• Bonus funds are held on a separate ‘bonus balance’ to your real money.
• You will play with your real cash first and only when this money runs out will you start wagering with your bonus balance.
• When you play with your bonus, winnings are paid back onto the bonus balance.
• You must wager 40x the value of your bonus plus your deposit before your bonus balance is transferred to your cash balance. So, if you deposit £50 and get a £50 bonus then you will need to wager £4,000 (£50 + £50 x 40) before your bonus balance is transferred and available to withdraw.
• You cannot wager more than £5 per spin with bonus funds. If you try to bet higher amounts you risk having your bonus withdrawn.
• Bets on slots, scratchcards and keno count 100% towards meeting your wagering requirements (check the website for a list of exceptions), all other games count 0%.

Free Spins

• When you open Eye of Horus slot you can start playing your free spins.
• When you have completed your free spins, your winnings, up to a maximum of £20, are paid onto your bonus balance. You must wager 40x their value before they are transferred to your cash balance where they can be withdrawn. So, if you won £10 then you would need to wager £400.

Promotions and Loyalty Program

Temple Nile has a very good promotions program. It includes a daily Bonus Wheel for all players, a loyalty program with a rewards store, and big money prize draws.

Here’s a breakdown of what is on offer:

Daily Bonus Wheel

If you have a verified account and you have made at least one deposit at Temple Nile then you are entitled to spin the Bonus Wheel every day. You can pick up various bonuses this way including spins on Big Bass Splash or Book of Dead, £5 bonus funds and a 75% deposit match bonus. Most of these deals require you to make a deposit and they are all subject to bonus terms.

Loyalty Program – Temple Tokens and the Temple Bazaar

When you spend money at Temple Nile you earn tokens. For example, £10 wagered on slots gets you 2 tokens. These tokens can be exchanged for rewards in the Temple Bazaar. The rate at which you earn tokens depends on the games you play as shown in this table:

The rewards include free spins, tech gadgets and luxury items. Here are some examples:

• 600 tokens: 10 spins on Legacy of Egypt
• 1,900 tokens: 100 spins on Book of Dead
• 120,000 tokens: Mont Blanc Pen
• 400,000 tokens: £1,000 shopping vouchers
• 2,000,000 tokens: Luxury holiday

Big Money Prize Draws – Earn Tickets For Weekly, Seasonal and Annual Draws

At Temple Nile there are also 3 prize draws to enter. Entry to these is free, all you have to do is deposit and wager to the required level to earn a ticket. They work as follows:

£30,000 Cash Giveaway – This runs yearly from 8^th February to 31^st January with just one prize of £30,000 to be won. To earn ONE ticket to the draw you need to wager £500,000, and you must deposit £1,000 in a month for that month’s wagering to count.

Cleopatra £10,000 Giveaway – There are 3 of these each year, running from February to April, May to July and August to October. In each case the winner gets a choice of £10,000 prizes from tech gadgets to Apple products, home improvements or a 7-day Safari holiday. In this case you need to earn one ticket to the draw you need to deposit £500 in a month and wager £100,000.

The Pharaoh’s Weekly Cash Giveaway – This weekly draw is £500 cash (not bonus funds) shared equally amongst 10 players. To enter you have to deposit £100 in the week and wager £4,000. Each £4,000 wagered gets you 1 ticket.

Temple Nile has an expansive catalogue covering every type of casino game. Unlike some of the newer White Hat Gaming sites it doesn’t have a sportsbook. The slots list is particularly strong but live dealer fans will find a lot to enjoy here too.

Game Types

• Slots - new games, classics, Megaways, cluster pays, scatter pays, super volatile and more
• Megaways - lots of expanding reels slots with 100,000s paylines including Bonanza and White Rabbit
• Jackpots - huge progressive jackpot prizes on games like Mega Moolah and Dream Drop Diamonds
• Slingo - over 50 exciting games like Slingo Starburst, Deal or No Deal Slingo and Slingo Riches
• Live Dealer - live streams of blackjacks, roulettes, baccarats, poker and gameshows from Evolution Gaming
• Table Games - fast-paced virtual blackjacks, baccarats and roulettes
• Instant Wins - Arcade and instant win games like scratchcards, plinkos, crash games and virtual dice
• Sportsbook

Catalogue and Game Providers

Temple Nile have teamed up with an interesting and extensive selection of game providers. You can browse them all using the ‘Providers’ link in the game menu. If you have a favourite then there is a high chance they will be represented. I’ve picked 15 of my own to give a flavour of what’s on offer, each of whom bring their own distinct style.

Online Slots

The slots selection is the highlight of the game catalogue at Temple Nile with 1,000s to choose from in a full range of themes, formats, volatility levels and win potential. Iconic games like Gonzo’s Quest, Bonanza and Book of Dead appear in the ‘Popular’ category, and you can find the latest releases each month under ‘New’. There’s also a section dedicated to Pragmatic Play’s ‘Big Bass’ series.

Here are some of the best slots in popular game categories at Temple Nile.

• Classics - Big Bass Splash, Starburst, Jammin Jars, San Quentin xWays
• Cluster Pays - Aloha! Cluster Pays, Reactoonz 2, Cluster Tumble
• Megaways - Power of Merlin Megaways, The Goonies Megaways, Gorilla Gold Megaways
• New Slots - The Count, Lava Balls, Breakout, Zombie Road, Bao Shi
• High Volatility - Dead Men Walking, Dead or Alive, Razor Returns, Tombstone Slaughter
• Book of … Book of Dead, Legacy of Dead, Book of Shadows, Book of Books
• High Max Win - San Quentin 2: Death Row (200,000x), Tombstone Slaughter (500,000x)
• Scatter Pays - Gates of Olympus, Frank's Farm, Goat Getter

Jackpot Slots

Temple Nile also has a big selection of progressive jackpots drawn from 5 popular networks. Games Global’s Mega Moolah is the most famous. You’ll also find their WowPot and King Millions games, and Blueprint Gaming’s Jackpot King series and Relax Gaming’s Dream Drops. Here are 5 of the best jackpot games from the list.

Live Dealer

Slots might take up the biggest part of the Temple Nile games list but the live dealer selection is impressive too. Hitting the ‘Live Casino’ link in the game menu brings up 100s of tables provided by Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play. They bring you a wide range of game formats with interesting side bets and bonus rounds, and stakes from 20p up to £1,000s per hand. The quality of the streaming is high and there is plenty of opportunity for interaction with croupiers and other players.

To give you an idea of the scale, the Evolution Blackjack lobby runs around 150 tables with a variety of formats like Lightning Blackjack and Power Blackjack. There is also Baccarat, Sic bo, Roulette and Texas Hold Em Poker, and 15 Gameshow formats including Crazy Time, Monopoly Live and Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt.

Table Games

If you don’t like the live experience you can bet on the virtual tables instead. There are around 50 in total from studios like Play n Go, Relax Gaming and Switch Gaming. Blackjack fans can try games like 3d Blackjack, Multi hand Blackjack and Blackjack Bonus Wheel. For roulette players there is 20p Roulette, European Roulette and Space Invaders Roulette. This selection is notable for the variety of game formats and the quality of the graphics.

Slingos

Temple Nile has more than 50 Slingos from Gaming Realms. These popular games mix up the format of bingo and slots with a slot reel spin revealing numbers to cross off a bingo card. There are bonus rounds too. The list includes Rainbow Riches Slingo, Slingo Riches and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Slingo.

For more sites with Slingo games browse our Slingo Sites page.

Other Games

And if you want to take a break from the fast-paced action on the slots and table games then you can always dive into the ‘Scratch and Fun’ section where there is an assortment of close to 150 instant wins and arcade games including scratchcards, plinkos and video pokers.

Temple Nile has a distinctive theme and an eye-catching design which sets it apart from the many other white label casinos in the UK. I like it because it’s one that will be familiar to slots players who enjoy Egyptian-style games like Book of Dead by Play n Go or Eye of Horus by Blueprint Gaming. There are high quality images of the pyramids and a cleopatra-style hostess on the home page whilst the theme is carried though into the loyalty program too which is compelling.

Navigation is simple and important information is easy to locate via the main menu or footer. The registration form has been updated to White Hat Gaming’s latest version too so it’s very clear and straight forward to complete. However, I do think parts of the site, including the account area, look a little dated and can feel clunky in places as you browse around. In comparison to the newest White Hat sites like 247Bet, Temple Nile definitely shows its age.

Temple Nile On Mobile

On my iPhone 12 with iOS 18.6.2 and a WiFi connection the site loads up OK but the experience is not as good as the desktop version. As I scrolled through the games the logos loaded a little slowly. I also noticed that once I logged in a huge banner appeared advertising Barz Casino, another White Hat Gaming site, which seemed a bit odd. However, functionally the site is OK and the games load and run fine.

I could not find an app for Temple Nile in the App Store for iPhone. However, I did find one in the Google Play store. It has just 7 reviews dating back to 2021 with an average score of 3.2.

The cashier service at Temple Nile is good for those looking for a wide range of payment options. Here you can pay with debit cards, eWallets, Trustly, Revolut and Bank Transfer although some more niche services like MuchBetter and Apple Pay are not available. One drawback is the minimum transaction threshold that may be a little high for some at £20. I recommend Spin and Win (£5 minimum deposit) if you are looking to start with a lower value transaction. Or browse our list of £10 minimum deposit casinos.

I made deposits with both Paypal and Mastercard whilst testing and both were processed instantly without any issues.

Here is a summary of the cashier services at Temple Nile.

Payout Speed

Temple Nile leave themselves a lot of wriggle room when it comes to withdrawals. In their Help Center they say, ‘Withdrawals may stay under review status a minimum of 24 hours’.

My own experience with Temple Nile, and reports on TrustPilot and gambling forums, suggest withdrawals may be processed in anything from under 1 hour to up to 72 hours. During testing I made two withdrawals. The first was £20 to Paypal at 17.20 on a Thursday afternoon. This was processed at 11.23am on the Friday morning – in just 18 hours. The second was £20 to Mastercard at 13.30 on a Friday. This one was processed in just 13 minutes.

These are good times. However, they are small transactions and there are reports from players on TrustPilot and on forums that White Hat sites can take longer for larger withdrawals that require more diligent manual checks. In these cases, you may have to wait up to 72 hours for your funds.

Know Your Customer (KYC) Checks

KYC Checks are carried out on customers by all licensed gambling sites in the UK to prevent underage gambling, problem gambling and fraud. Checks are made on your ID, age and address using automated 3^rd party verification tools on registration. Further checks requiring you to send or upload documents may be carried out over time based on your deposit and withdrawal levels.

Here is a summary of KYC checks at Temple Nile:

What Documents Will I Need To Provide?

One or more of the following documents (photos, scans or screenshots) may be required to complete the KYC process:

• Photo ID - driver license or passport
• Proof of address – utility bill or bank statement
• Proof of payment method – debit card or eWallet statement
• Proof of source of funds – bank statement of pay slip

I find the customer support service at Temple Nile to be of a good standard. Getting in touch with the team is quick and easy, and useful information on the website, including a Help Center and Complaints Procedure page, provide further assistance as well as assurance about the integrity of this casino.

Getting In Touch – 24/7 With Quick Response Times

The customer support team at Temple Nile can be contacted on live chat or email 24/7.

There are no AI bots so you are put straight through to a real person and the response times are pretty quick. In my experience it never takes more than 5 minutes, and usually just 1 or 2 minutes. Once chatting, the agents are well trained, polite and knowledgeable.

The service would be improved with phone support but not many casinos offer that these days so it’s not a big deal for me.

On-Site Information – Help Center and Complaints Procedure

There is also a comprehensive Help Center which has a lot of information around common queries like withdrawal times and wagering requirements. It’s worth looking at before loading up live chat if you think your question might be answered there.

For more serious issues, Temple Nile link to the Complaints and Procedures part of their terms and conditions from the footer of the website. This provides information on how to raise a complaint and what your options are if you are not happy with the response you receive from support or the casino management.

As required under the terms of their license, Temple Nile has nominated an Alternative Dispute Resolution Provider (ADR) to adjudicate if a complaint cannot be resolved to the satisfaction of the customer. In this case, the ADR is eCorga. Their service is free and impartial.

Temple Nile is managed by White Hat Gaming who run all aspects of the service, including player promotions, payments and customer support. They are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission which means they are bound to uphold high standards in fairness and safety.

I was impressed by the level of player protection at Temple Nile and certainly feel comfortable playing here. This table provides a summary of the safety and security features I found at this site.

More About Responsible Gambling

Temple Nile is required to provide tools and information to help customers play responsibly and avoid problem gambling. The site certainly fulfils its commitments in this area, although the presentation of the tools is a little messy in places and could certainly be improved. You can access them either by hitting the shield icon in the header or navigating to Responsible Gambling from My Account once you are logged in.

Here is a summary of the RG tools and features available at Temple Nile.

More About The Operator

Temple Nile is part of the White Hat Gaming group of sites. This is a well-established operator with more than 20 casino and sportsbooks in the UK, Europe and North America. Their sites are popular for the quality of games and the level of service they provide. As a UK license holder, White Hat Gaming follows strict guidelines to provide fair and safe gaming across all its casinos.

White Hat Gaming Company Information

What Others Say - Reviews From Players and Consumer Sites

There are several popular online platforms where players can leave reviews of their experiences at casinos. We look at TrustPilot, CasinoMeister and Ask Gamblers to find out what people are saying about Temple Nile.  

TrustPilot

Average score of 1.6/5 from 35 reviews (5 star - 11%, 1 star - 80%).

Remarkably, Temple Nile only has 35 reviews on TrustPilot. This is a very low number for a site that launched back in 2018 so it would be prudent not to draw any conclusions from the reviews other than to say that it might reflect the small size of the customer base.

Ask Gamblers

7.5/10 on the in-house Casino Rank algorithm (an automated ranking tool that bases its scores on a combination of criteria including the games, cashier, support hours and player reviews at AskGamblers). This is a moderate to good rating that roughly aligns with our own score of Temple Nile.

5.6/10 from 21 player reviews - as with TrustPilot, it would be wrong to read too much into a score averaged from just 21 reviews.

Casinomeister

There is no review of Temple Nile at Casinomeister.

Alternative Options – We Compare Temple Nile With Other UK-Licensed Casinos?

To finish, we compare Temple Nile with 2 competitors across the main features of the site. We’ve added our own thoughts on the relative strengths and weaknesses of each one underneath the table.

• 247Bet is the latest White Hat Gaming site and it comes with more features – a mobile app, more games, and a significantly better sign-up deal including 100 ‘no wager’ free spins on a Big Bass slot. The wagering requirements are also much fairer at just 25x the bonus plus deposit compared to 40x.
• 247Bet has a very modern look and feel to it. It’s a slick site but if you want something more distinctive and slot-themed then Temple Nile is better.
• Casumo is an independent casino built on a proprietary platform. It has a similar number of games to the White Hat sites but with the addition of exclusive Casumo-branded live tables. I also think that Casumo’s game menu is better with more options to search and filter.
• Both 247Bet and Casumo have sports betting which is great if you want to partake in that, but if you want a traditional online casino without the distraction of betting markets, Temple Nile is a better choice.
• All 3 sites have loyalty programs but Casumo’s is the best in my opinion. It is fully integrated with a progress bar indicating how far to go to the next level-up, and there are more weekly and seasonal promotions than you find at the White Hat sites.
• If you want to start with a small deposit of under £20 then 247Bet and Casumo are both good options.
• Casumo has more reliably quick withdrawal times. In testing some withdrawals were processed in minutes. The other 2 sites can process your payments in under 12 hours but may take as long as 72 hours.

Overview

Key Facts

Licensing

Customer Support

Responsible Gambling

Sign-Up Offer

100% Up To £300 Plus 60 Bonus Spins

Significant Terms: 18+. New players only. Min. deposit £20. Max. bonus bet is £5. Bonus spins on selected games only and must be used within 72 hours. Winnings from Bonus spins credited as bonus funds and capped at £20. Bonus funds expire in 30 days, unused bonus funds will be removed. Welcome Offer is 100% match up to £300 plus 60 Extra Spins on your 1st deposit. Bonus funds are separate to Cash funds, and are subject to 40x wagering the total bonus & cash. Only bonus funds count towards wagering contribution. Affordability checks apply. Ts and Cs Apply

Key Terms

• Minimum Deposit: £20
• Maximum Bonus: £300 and 60 Free Spins Eye of Horus 

Deposit Bonus

• Wagering Requirements: 40x deposit and bonus. Example: For a £20 deposit you get a £20 bonus. You'll need to wager £1,600 (£20+£20* 40) before the bonus and winnings are converted into real cash for withdrawal. If you withdraw your original deposit before meeting the wagering requirements then your bonus and winnings will be forfeited.
• Expiry: Bonus and winnings will expire 30 days after making your deposit if you do not meet the wagering requirements in that time.
• Maximum Cashout From Bonus: There is no limit on how much you can cashout from winnings accrued with your bonus wagering.

Free Spins  

• Eligible Games: Eye of Horus
• Wagering Requirements: Free spins winnings are credited as bonus funds and must be wagered 40x before they are converted to real cash.
• Expiry: Free spins must be used within 3 days.
• Maximum Winnings: The maximum amount of winnings available from your free spins is £20. Anything over that will be voided.

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