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LeoVegas Casino Review

Leo Vegas is an online casino which launched in 2012. The website sports a familiar orange and white colour scheme, with a smug lion as its mascot. The casino has won several industry awards, including Operator of the Year, Brand of the Year, and Innovation in Mobile and Tablet for its app. It’s easy to see why Leo Vegas won the award, too; as their website is quite smooth and simple to use. The casino is available in eight different languages, and supports ten currencies. You can deposit using the following payment methods: Visa, Trustly, Neteller, Skrill and PaySafeCard. You must deposit a minimum of €10 with each transaction. Withdrawals usually take up to five working days, but this can differ depending on what payment method you use.

It doesn’t seem like Leo Vegas has a third party that verifies the return to player on their games. We haven’t seen any complaints raised about it so far, but it is something to keep in mind if you choose to register here. Depending on where you live, you can contact either IBAS or Pardee Consulta as your ADR provider. Players within the EU can also raise an issue with the EU’s ODR platform. The casino is licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority, which is one of the best regulators currently on the market.

Software & Games

Those among you looking for lots of games will be quite happy with this website. Because it offers over 1700+ releases of all types! The overwhelming majority of these are slots: 1554, to be exact. This number will probably go up in the future, but we don’t expect any drastic changes. Available software providers at Leo Vegas include NetEnt, Microgaming, Play’n Go, Evolution, Yggdrasil, Red Tiger, and several other high profile developers. You’ll also find several exclusive games which are only available at this casino. We’re not huge fans of this practice, but it’s, sadly, become common practice.

Despite having a whole bunch of table games, the website still lists live versions of table games in the single player category. To say we’re annoyed with casinos that do this would be an understatement. We see you have a live casino. If we want to play live versions, we’ll go there. No, you putting them there to artificially increase how many games you have won’t make us want to play it. Classic slots are also a separate category, which was a nice touch by Leo Vegas. Sure, it’s all slots, but classic versions tend to play much more different than their video slot cousins.

Live Casino

Players who like live casino games will be happy to hear Evolution Gaming is the largest software provider in this category. Who’s the second one? It’s Leo Vegas themselves! The website has exclusive roulette and blackjack games with limited number of seats. Personally, we’ll stick with Evolution – they’ve been tried and true, and offer more interesting products!

Mobile Play

One of the awards we mentioned was for Innovation in Mobile and Tablet. As such, it’s no surprise that Leo Vegas’ apps work great. Keep in mind that you will have to fiddle with system security settings to install the app on Android. Not something we’d recommend!