Pocket Win Review
Pocket Win launched in 2012 and became a sister site to the popular mobile casino brand mFortune. Pocket Win offers players access to a selection of unique slots as well as bingo, roulette and blackjack. If a mobile casino isn't your cup of tea then don't dismiss Pocket Win. This is because it's exclusive games can be played on desktop as well. New players are also offered a very generous welcome bonus. Read on to find out more.
Introducing Pocket Win
Pocket Win offers new players a free bonus. Just sign up for the casino via your mobile, verify your account, and you'll receive up to £10 as a bonus to give the games a try. If you decide to become a depositor you can claim an up to 200% deposit match. Both of these bonus offers come with a wagering term of x40. More details are shown above but all the details are available on the Pocket Win site. To play Pocket Win you can either login via desktop, have games sent to your mobile or use the app. The app is available for both Apple and Android devices.
18+. New players only. Up to £10 bonus credit and up to 200% first deposit match available via Feature Game. Deposit match available after first deposit. Max bonus £100. 40X wagering requirement. £10 bonus credit 7 days expiry. Deposit bonus 30 days expiry. Max withdrawal from up to £10 bonus winnings is £50. T&Cs apply, BeGambleAware.org. #AD.
Slots & Bingo
When Pocket Win first launched it offered players the choice of just five games to play! Today (March 2020) it has just over 40 slots. Whilst this may not seem like many they are all exclusive which makes Pocket Win a refreshing change from the usual Net Entertainment and Eyecon Games titles. Login to Pocket Win and you will be able to play 7 Deadly Spins, Money Mask Madness, Vegas Lucky Cards, Pocket Fruits, The Big Win Spin, Prize Game Slots and Cheese Chaser. All of the slot have their own progressive jackpot. A free demo mode option is available for most slots but you will need to login first.
Bingo is a recent new addition to Pocket Win. It can be played on desktop, tablet and mobile although it's not always that clear. Joining bingo is a roulette and blackjack game. Roulette can only be played on mobile whilst blackjack can be played on mobile and online. Blackjack games can be played from as little as 10p a turn. Unlike mFortune, Pocket Win doesn't have a Texas Holdem game on their roster. If you prefer live casino or multiple variations of blackjack or roulette than Pocket Win is perhaps not the best option.
Pocket Win Promotions
Promotions are limited at Pocket Win. Aside from the welcome bonus you will find other opportunities to claim extra bonuses. These include a refer a friend bonus, weekly bonuses for depositors and players, and a Game Of The Month bonus. Pocket Win say that they aim to release a brand new game once a month and this game is highlighted. To encourage play on this slot you may be offered free spins, bonus credit or a deposit match offer. Wagering terms will apply.
The site does say that there are weekly Facebook competitions! These are quite popular and recent promotions offering just £5 bonuses attract over 300 entries. The brand has been active on Twitter, but they now seem to focus their efforts on creating a Facebook community! All the details of the promotions mentioned here plus their all important wagering terms can be found on the Pocket Win promotions page.
Our Verdict
One thing we really like about Pocket Win is the minimum deposit requirement. The minimum deposit to play is £3 by mobile phone or £5 by debit card, PayPal and other available methods. As a depositor there's no minimum withdrawal amounts but you will be charged a fixed fee of £3 if you try and withdraw less than £10. However if you have not made a deposit then there is a minimum withdrawal amount of £30 for UK players. Pocket Win also has a number of responsible gambling tools including deposit limits, session limits, cool-off periods and self exclusion.
When Pocket Win first launched we were disappointed because it just offered a handful of slots. However, a few years and several new slots laters, that view has changed. We actually like the fact it offers something different from the "same old, same old" Dragonfish and Jumpman brands. The slots are fun and there's now enough of them to maintain interest. Table game lovers will be more frustrated though but the blackjack and roulette versions are still worth a look. There's no live casino though.
