About This Site

Slotnite is a relatively new face in the world of online slot sites having launched in only 2019. But despite its youth it’s a brand that looks established beyond its years and punches well above its weight with a fun design and hugely impressive collection of games that can compete with any other casino on the market right now.

Slot Nite is a white label casino and part of the White Hat Gaming group of sites. White Hat is a leading gambling operator with more than 30 domains under their UK license. The platform is robust and stacked with great game titles. And like others in the group, Slot Nite runs with a competitive bonus that includes 100 spins on Aloha! Cluster Pays.

Highlights of Slot Nite

• Just £10 deposit needed to claim 100 Aloha! Cluster Pays spins
• Over 2,000 games to try
• Loyalty program with level ups and increasing rewards
• On the White Hat Gaming label – home to 30+ UK casinos

Key Findings From Our Testing

• Registration Time: 40 seconds
• Account Verification: Instant on registration
• KYC Document Verification: 
• Withdrawal Time Mastercard:
• Withdrawal Time Paypal:

Is Slot Nite Legit?

Yes, Slotnite is a legit casino. It is owned and operated by White Hat Gaming limited who are based in Malta and have offices in the UK and US as well. They are licensed in Malta and the UK and several US states too.

Here are White Hat Gaming’s license details for the UK:

• UK Gambling Commission – Remote 052894-R-329546-004
• Malta Gaming Authority – MGA/B2C/370/2017

Regulatory Action

White Hat Gaming were investigated in March 2019 over their anti-money laundering and responsible gambling procedures and policies. These were found to be inadequate and White Hat Gaming agreed to pay £1.3 million towards the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms in lieu of a fine. You can find out more in this Statement of Facts published on the UK Gambling Commission website.

White Hat is one of a large number of UK-licensed sites who have been issued with fines relating to AML and responsible gambling failures in the last 5 years. As a result they have cleaned-up their business practices and now carry out much stricter affordability and verification checks. We believe that they are still a trustworthy and safe operator to gamble with.

Across The Web – More Slot Nite Reviews

Slot Nite has an average score of 2.3/5 on Trustpilot from 44 reviews (10.01.23).

This is a below average score and includes 66% 1/5 scores and just 23% 5/5 scores. Most complaints regard verification processes and withdrawals that are slow as a result. There are a few stellar reviews in there as well. It is a little concerning that the support team does not bother to respond to cases on TrustPliot. Bigger casinos keep an eye out and respond to complaints.

Website Design and Usability

Slot Nite is a typical white label casino. The branding is simple and the website is clean and functional though it lacks the finesse of a big independent name like Casumo or Leo Vegas. The illustrative design and the name suggest the designers may have taken their inspiration from the popular social game, Fortnite. But the comparisons don’t stretch much further.

Slotnite home page rocking the Fortnite look

Functionally, the Slot Nite site performs well. It loads up quickly and I found registration and the cashier to be very easy to use. Important pages like Terms and Conditions, Promotions, Responsible Gambling and Support are all just one click from any page on the site. There is the occasional snag. For example, it would have been preferable to have a quick ‘My Account’ link at the top of the screen for quick access, but it’s only available via the main drop down. Also, on several occasions the we got caught in a log in / log out loop when trying to open a game.

But on balance, the Slotnite site performs adequately for usability.

Sign-Up and First Deposit At Slotnite

Registration at Slot Nite took less than 40 seconds. It’s a really simple form with just 3 steps. You’ll need to input your full name and address, email address, phone number and date of birth, as well as choosing a username and password.

I received a cranky-looking text welcome email from Slotnite with no images in it. It’s a small point, but it’s not a great look for a first communication from your new casino. Nevertheless, I clicked the link and I was signed up and ready to go with my first deposit.

I deposited £10 with Paypal and received my £10 match bonus immediately without any issues. Slotnite asks you to ‘opt-in’ to bonuses. I like this set up as it allows me to reject any bonus that I don’t want due to restrictive gameplay or withdrawal terms.

Bonuses are opt-in and Slotnite

The account page is easy to read but progress towards meeting your wagering requirements is shown as a % rather than a cash value. Personally, I find that hard to understand. I would rather see this clearly in GBP. I don’t know what 0.6% equates to in GBP and it feels deliberately opaque.

I got my first 20 free spins to play Aloha! Cluster Pays. Again, it doesn’t clearly state in the account that my spins are for Aloha! which may be confusing. If you don’t know, you might open the wrong game, or not claim them at all.

I spun 20 times and won 60p in bonus funds.

Account Verification at Slot Nite

The White Hat Gaming platform on which Slotnite runs utilises 3^rd party agencies (like Experian) to verify your ID (name), age and address when you register. Your details will be checked against public and private databases behind the scenes. This happens at every online slot site you register with and usually means you can register, deposit and play instantly.

In the new era of more zealous checks on ID and source of wealth you may be asked to provide further documents at a later date. There is an automated tool on the site which uses AI to read documents. I wasn’t able to access it myself but I have on other White Hat sites and by and large they work well and you can verify in minutes rather than days.

Bonuses and Promotions

Sign Up Offer

100% up to £100 and 100 free spins on Aloha! Cluster Pays.

Significant Terms

• Free spins credited 20 per day for 5 days
• Minimum deposit: £10
• Wagering requirements on bonus: 35x bonus and deposit
• Wagering requirements on free spins winnings: 35x
• Maximum cash out with free spins: £50
• Max bet with bonus funds: £5

Is this a good offer?

This is a reasonable offer for anyone looking to make a deposit of between £10 and £100 who enjoys NetEnt’s Aloha! Cluster Pays. The wagering terms are average, but not brilliant. For example, for better value you can get 35x the bonus ONLY on a 100% up to £100 match at PlayGrand.

If you are looking for a bigger match bonus then we recommend Temple Nile where you get 100% up to £500 and 60 Eye of Horus spins with a £20 deposit. Or Dream Vegas where you get 100% up to £300 and 150 spins on Starburst or Aloha! Cluster Pays when you deposit £20 or more.

You can browse more bonuses on this page.

Other Promotions at Slotnite

Like most white labels, Slotnite does not offer the same level of promotions as big independent casinos. There is little advertised on their website. However, they do have a loyalty program called XP Points in which every deposit and wager earns you points. Through these points you move through levels with bigger and better bonuses at each step.

You can track your progress in the XP Level Bar shown in this screen shot.

Whilst I like the concept of a loyalty program like this with level-ups and rewards, the XP scheme lacks good definition. The points awarded are described in the terms and conditions as ‘discretionary’ and without a ‘pre-determined’ reward rate of points to spend. That means you don’t know how much you need to spend to reach each level and the casino can change the configuration whenever they want.

In short, promotions at Slotnite are adequate, if a little underwhelming.

Slot Game and Software

Slotnite’s catalogue features an impressive array of games and a nice menu system to filter through them. Once logged in you can search by top level categories like slots, live casino, jackpots, drop and wins, must go jackpots and slingo. Or, choose your favourite game provider from a scrolling list.

In total, more than 2000 titles are available here including slots, live dealer, slingo, keno and scratchcards. I counted 105 different game providers.

Online Slots

The slots list includes almost every big name provider you can think of. This includes names like NetEnt, Big Time Gaming, Red Tiger, Relax Gaming, IGT and Nolimit City. There are few big omissions from the list except for Quickspin, Yggdrasil and Novomatic.

The titles in the new section of the game menu show that Slot Nite are regularly updating their lists with the latest games. Titles like Rotten by Relax Gaming, Dead Canary by NoLimit City and Blood Hunters by Leader Games were all new out in the last month at time of writing.

Slotnite game menu with categories along the top

Other popular slots in the list include games like Temple Tumble Megaways (Relax Gaming), Ted Cash Lock (Blueprint Gaming), Bonanza (Big Time Gaming), Pug Life (Hacksaw Gaming), Immortal Romance (Micorgmaing) and Towering Fortunes (Pragmatic Play).

Slotnite stacks up well against most rival casinos. There are few who can match the scale of the slots list here. But if you need more, you could try Play OJO where there are over 3,000 slots to play, or Casumo, which has a similar number.

Other Games at Slotnite

Live dealer tables at Slotnite come courtesy of Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play. The Evolution suite is superb with a massive range of blackjacks, roulettes and baccarats.

In total there are more than 140 blackjack tables with stakes ranging from 50p to over £100. Blackjack’s include Power Blackjack, Lightning Blackjack and Unlimited Blackjack with no limit on how many players can join the table. There are 15 Roulettes from Evolution including Lightning and Immersive Roulette. And the gameshow section includes the popular Monopoly Live and Dead or No Deal.

Cashier Options

Our Verdict

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