Website UX & Registration 7/10

MogoBet is not a big gambling brand but rather a small white label. But it still has a nice website with a shiny red and white logo. They lead with sports betting but you can click through to casino via a link at the top of the page. In general the site is easy to navigate whatever you are looking for. Game logos stand out clearly on that dark background, text is easy to read, and help pages, promotions and responsible gambling information are all accessible via the footer menu.

Anyone who has played at other ProgressPlay sites will be familiar with the sign-up process and those new to it will find it easy to follow. I registered and deposited within 2 minutes. Just make sure that you enter all your details correctly or your registration may not be accepted.

Online Slots 8/10

The slots list is one of MogoBet’s best features. There are well over 2,500 games here from more than 100 providers. ProgressPlay have worked hard to partner-up with the best studios, both big names and smaller ones. Names include Play n Go, NetEnt, Blueprint, Playtech, Nolimit City, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming, Pragmatic Play and ELK Studios.

Despite this huge game list the menu is not particularly sophisticated and exploring the catalogue is not as easy as it could be. Search function is limited to by game name or provider and the filters are limited to just a few categories like ‘New’, ‘Jackpots’, ‘Vegas’ and ‘Casual’. It could be improved with filters by game theme, variance and max win size. For that you’d need to try a site like Play OJO on the Skill on Net label.

Live Dealer 8/10

The Live Dealer tables at MogoBet are provided by Playtech and Evolution Gaming. These are 2 big names in the industry and the quality of the products is very high. There is a wide choice of Blackjacks, Roulettes, Baccarats, Sic Bos, Texas Hold Ems and Gameshows too.

The Evolution Gaming lobby is always busy with 10,000s of players online at most times with tables pooled from online casinos across the globe. The stake ranges is massive from 50p per hand up to £1,000s per hand. Meanwhile the ace up Playtech’s sleeve is the tables from real live casinos including the MGM Grand and the Bellagio.

The only downside to the live arena at MogoBet is that Pragmatic Play are not here, which means you miss out on some of their excellent Gameshows like Sweet Bonanza Candyland. For that you could try an alternative like Casumo.

Loyalty Promotions 8/10

MogoBet is strong on promotions with a long list of offers for regular players on its Promotions page. The deals include Live Dealer Cashback at weekends, a Wheel of Spins with prizes of up to 500 free spins each weekend, weekly deposit bonuses of up to 25% extra of 25 free spins, and Pragmatic Play’s Drops and Wins leaderboard promotions.

This is a great selection, but like the welcome offer, it does come with the caveat of tight wagering terms and withdrawal restrictions. Most bonuses are subject to 50x wagering requirements for example. So keep that in mind before taking up any offer here.

Cashier Options 8/10

The cashier at MogoBet has a full range of payment options including debit cards, eWallets including Paypal, Apple Pay, Neosurf and Paysafecard. There is a low minimum deposit of £10 and minimum withdrawal of £5, but watch out for fees of 1% up to £3 on those withdrawals.

Here is a summary of the cashier options.

Payout Speed 7/10

The website states that withdrawals here are processed within 1 working day. That is standard across all ProgressPlay sites. That means that your payments won’t be processed outside of office hours, and at weekends you will be waiting up to 72 hours for your transaction to be approved. Whilst this is not uncommon at UK slot sites you can find casinos with much faster withdrawal times. We have listed those here and recommend MrQ if you want swifter payouts.

Customer Support 7/10

The support service at MogoBet and other ProgressPlay casinos is Ok, but not great. There is no phone line but you can speak to the team on live chat. However, that service is initially an AI bot who will point you in the direction of FAQ articles or give very generic responses which can be very frustrating. You need to ask to speak to an agent, and to be fair, once you are though to one they are helpful and will answer all your questions.

I also recommend using the Help / FAQ centre where there are numerous articles answering common questions about bonuses, verification, deposits, withdrawals and responsible gaming all nicely organised to help you find what you are looking for.

KYC Process 7/10

If you reach pre-defined spend levels at MogoBet, or any other UK-licensed slot site, then you may be required to provide documentation to verify your ID. This will be scans of documents like your passport, driver license, bank statements or utility bills. You can upload these via your account pages if requested which is an efficient way of doing things.

In their FAQs MogoBet say they cannot provide an exact timeframe for your documents to be approved which doesn’t inspire confidence. This is a contentious area for online gamblers and waiting for your account to be verified before a withdrawal can be made can be frustrating. I recommend that you upload your documents as soon as you can after registration to avoid delays.