Platinum Play Casino review
Platinum Play Online Casino runs on Microgaming software, offering access to its network of table games, video poker, slots, scratchcards, bingo, casual games and progressive jackpots.
The review describes the casino as serving players worldwide, with particular appeal for Europeans: it accepts Euros, holds an MGA licence and offers an interface in several European languages.
Platinum Play Casino
100% up to €400
No Code Required
Minimum Deposit: €10
Wagering: Bonus x 50
Features
Platinum Play Casino uses a gambling theme and the tagline, ‘A Platinum Plated Experience Since 2004’. Its layout is described as clear and uncluttered, with useful details at the foot of each page and game-category links on the home page. The review lists interface options in English, French, German, Greek, Swedish, Norwegian, Portuguese and Spanish. It also mentions Canadian and New Zealand versions of the casino.
What we like
- eCOGRA Seal of Approval
- MGA License
- Wide range of table games
- Active social media community
- Blog and game-review section
What we don't like
- 50x bonus wagering requirement
Platinum Play Casino Overview
| Online | Since 2004 |
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| Licence |
| Software | |
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| Owner | Digimedia Group |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| Restricted countries | |
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| Currencies | EUR, CAD, GBP, USD |
| Language | |
| Support | Email, Live Chat |
| Contact | [email protected] |
DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS
| Deposit methods | |
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| Minimum deposit | €10 |
| Minimum withdrawal | €10 |
| Withdrawal limits | €10,000 per 24-hour period |
| Payout timeframes | 24-hour pending time |
History
Platinum Play had operated since 2004 and had more than a decade and a half of history when the review was written. The review credits its experienced owner, Digimedia Ltd, in part for the casino’s ability to attract and retain members. The company has operated several online casinos since 2000.
Licences / security and fair play
Platinum Play held an MGA licence and had repeatedly qualified for an eCOGRA seal of approval. The review describes MGA testing as random, with the regulator’s testing team deciding when to examine the casino’s algorithms. It also says eCOGRA published a report every 3 months showing gaming results, available by selecting its logo in the footer.
The review also outlines safeguards intended to protect account details and payment activity. These included keeping member funds separate from casino operating accounts, using 128-bit SSL certificates to encrypt logins and financial transactions, and following EU privacy procedures for players.
Bonus/Promotions Summary
The review mentions casino promotions and a VIP programme, along with an opt-in welcome bonus for new players based on a deposit match.
Welcome bonus
The welcome promotion described in the review could total €800 over three deposits. Players had to claim all three within seven days of opening a Platinum Play Casino account and deposit at least €10.00 at each stage.
- 1st Deposit: 100% deposit match, up to €400
- 2nd Deposit: 100% deposit match, up to €200
- 3rd Deposit: 100% deposit match, up to €200
The review says bonus funds were kept in a balance separate from deposited cash. To convert the bonus balance to cash, players had to wager it at least 50x. It describes this as a high threshold and notes that progressive slots contributed 100%; this rate does not turn the bonus into cash or guarantee a jackpot win.
Games and their stated contributions to the wagering requirement:
- 100% = Slots, scratch games and Keno (Re-spins count as 10%)
- 8% = Classic Blackjack tables
- 8% = Video Poker (except ‘All Aces’ and ‘Jacks or Better’)
- 0% = Every other game
The review says players had 2 months to meet the wagering requirement. It also advises against betting more than 30% of the bonus value, or €8 per round and 50c per line.
Other Bonuses/Promotions
Platinum Play’s promotions were said to change regularly. Consider playing the bonus on progressive jackpot games, as clearing a 50x wagering requirement can be challenging. This approach does not guarantee a jackpot win.
The review also highlights the Fortune Lounge Cruise promotion, which offered members a chance to win tickets for a luxury cruise.
VIP / loyalty
According to the review, bets earned loyalty points that could be exchanged for cash. It also describes the invite-only Velvet rope VIP programme, with tailored promotions, VIP services provided by the casino and event invitations.
Payment Methods Summary
The review describes banking options for Europe, Canada and New Zealand. Deposits were converted to Euros or, for Canadian and New Zealand residents, dollars. It directs readers to the ‘Banking’ menu for the deposit and withdrawal methods available at the time.
How to Deposit
The review describes a ‘Banking’ section and a €10.00 minimum deposit. Listed card options included VISA, Mastercard, Electron, Solo and Maestro debit or credit cards. Other named methods were iDebit, ecoPayz, Click and Buy, Skrill, Trustly, Neteller and Interac Online. It says funds were credited immediately after the financial authority approved a transaction, and deposits appeared in the transaction history.
How to withdraw/cash out
Fewer withdrawal methods were listed than deposit options. The review says players requested withdrawals through the ‘banking’ section used for deposits. The stated minimum was €10.00, and the maximum was €10,000 or the currency equivalent per 24 hour period.
Withdrawals had a 0-24 hour pending period, followed by processing times that depended on the method. Listed withdrawal options were VISA, Mastercard and Electron cards, iDebit, Skrill, Neteller, bank transfer and Interac.
Game Selection Summary
The review groups home-page games under ‘Featured’, ‘Slots’, ‘Tables’, ‘Lice Casino’, Video Poker’ and ‘More Games’. The menu also includes scratchcards and ‘Vegas’ titles.
Casino games software providers
The review names Microgaming as the provider of virtual RNG games and Evolution Gaming as the supplier of live dealer titles.
Casino slots
The review presents Platinum Play Casino’s video-slot selection as a key feature, combining leading Microgaming titles with long-running favourites. Games are said to be grouped for easier browsing, and readers are directed to the ‘Slot’ and ‘Vegas’ sections for the full selection available at the time.
Titles highlighted include Break Da Bank Again, Avalon, Jurassic Park, Thunderstruck II and Jungle Jim. The review says many games offered 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 50 or 100 pay lines. Some had fixed lines, while others could be adjusted for penny-slot play down to 1 pay line. It also notes slots with no pay lines and 243 ways or 1024 ways to win.
The review also highlights Microgaming progressive jackpot slot games, including Mega Moolah and Mega Mollah Isis, as well as classic slot games such as Lots of Loot, described as a 3-reel game with a large progressive jackpot.
Casino table games
The review says Microgaming’s catalogue goes beyond slots, with games in the ‘Vegas’ and ‘Table Game’ sections. It lists over 30 blackjack games, 20 roulette styles, and the option to play 8 wheel roulette.
For poker against the house, the review lists Caribbean, 3-Card, Texas Hold’em and Oasis games. Other choices include craps, dice, keno, Red Dog and Sic-Bo, among other casino games.
Live casino
Evolution Gaming provided the live dealer platform described in the review. It says live bets were recorded and tables streamed in real time using HD webcams, with players able to interact with dealers and croupiers.
The review lists Stud Poker, Double Ball Roulette, Casino Hold’em, 3-Card Poker, Speed Baccarat and Blackjack as Evolution Gaming specialities, with multiple versions and tables for each. When a table filled, another dealer or croupier would open a new one; players could also wait for a preferred dealer using ‘bet behind’.
Mobile Casino Review
Players could access the casino on a smartphone or tablet through a web browser. The review lists Windows Mobile, iOS and Android as supported operating systems. After registration, players could browse games supported on their device and select a title. It also says one login worked on a Mac or desktop/laptop.
Customer support
The review directs readers to the ‘Contact’ link in the footer, where support was available through an email form or live chat. Both channels were said to be open 24/7.
- Live chat
- Email support form
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The review names Microgaming and Evolution Gaming as the casino’s software providers, with 3D graphics, animation, game features and live video delivered to mobile and desktop devices through the Quickfire system. It also says new games were added every month and progressive jackpot titles contributed 100% toward bonus wagering requirements; that rate does not predict a win.
