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Some of the Dream Palace Casino sister sites appeal mainly to sports bettors. Other Dream Palace Casino sister sites are mostly interested in slots and traditional casino games. Some of the sites are somewhere in the middle, and GatoBet is one of them. You’d never know that from its homepage, though, which is as sporty as sporty gets. There’s a football player (possibly Gerard Pique, but digitally altered) clutching a trophy, a football bursting out of a column of flame, and a howling tiger. The clue that there’s more to this site than sports is in its welcome promotion. For an initial £10 bet, new players at GatoBet get a free bet of £30 but also get thirty free spins so they can try out some of the site’s slots games. It’s not quite a site that does everything – you’ll find bigger ProgressPlay Limited casinos further down this list – but it does plenty.

It’s a generally accepted piece of wisdom that online casinos with additional betting features perform better with players than online casinos that have a singular focus. That isn’t always true of the Dream Palace Casino sister sites, though. Ted Casino is a good example of that. It might not have a sportsbook, which is something you’ll find at almost all of the better-known ProgressPlay Limited casinos, but it has an extensive range of online slots and live dealer options, plus access to the same rewards scheme that keeps players interested for the long term at dozens of the casinos on this platform. You’ll find bigger welcome promotions elsewhere, but high wagering requirements mean that welcome promotions aren’t always the be-all and end-all with ProgressPlay casinos. If you couldn’t care less about betting on sports, but you’re interested in playing slots that you may not see elsewhere, Ted Casino exists as an option.

Mr Mobi went live in 2016, which was a time of great change in the online casino world. In the years prior, developers and casino operators had to code two versions of their websites if they wanted to make their products available to players on phones and other mobile devices. Mobile phone browsers of the era weren’t up to the task of processing online casinos like laptops could. In (or around) 2016, improvements in hardware and software began to solve that problem. So long as your web developers were good enough, you could make a single website and have it worth flawlessly in either format. That’s the expected standard today, so mobile-focused casinos like Mr Mobi ought to be a thing of the past. There are a couple of them among the Dream Palace Casino sister sites, though, so they must still do strong enough trade to keep them ticking over.

ProgressPlay Limited has never specifically named the flagship casino of its network, but if it did, we suspect it would name Monster Casino. It’s comfortably the most popular casino on the platform. It’s likely to be the only one of the Dream Palace Casino sister sites that many of our readers have heard of before – a fact that it owes in no small part to the money that’s been spent on advertising it. Monster Casino is a modern, high-quality iGaming site and offers the best of everything that ProgressPlay Limited has to offer. This site contains all the slots and casino games you’ll find at Ted Casino but also has the full sportsbook you’ll find at GatoBet – and it presents them in more attractive packaging than either. Additionally, you’ll find scratchcards at Monster Casino, which can’t be said of many of the casinos on the network.

If we asked you to take a look at Watch My Spin and guess which year the casino launched in, we suspect that most of you would go far earlier than the correct answer. It might look blocky and dated – in fact, its homepage wasn’t even working properly on our last visit because the splash graphics wouldn’t load or scroll – but it’s only been online since 2021. Watch My Spin was supposed to become a new major online slots site, but we have a nasty feeling that something’s gone awry with it. The live chat facility at the casino no longer works. Its social media accounts haven’t been updated since 2022. Insofar as we can tell, new games are no longer being added to the casino’s portfolio. We can’t help but wonder how much longer Watch My Spin will survive for, but we retain hope that it might just be pending a refit.

We can’t tell you exactly how long it’s been since the first person suggested that there’s something a little sinful about gambling, but you can rest assured that it’s been several thousand years; there are references to it in the Bible, although the Bible itself never specifically lists it as such. All of us who enjoy slots, casino games and sports betting are happy sinners, and Sin Spins was designed for people like us. There’s even a woman on the homepage wearing devil horns and carrying a trident as visual confirmation that we’re in Hell. Fortunately for us, Hell has access to the same casino rewards scheme that exists at all the other Dream Palace Casino sister sites. Sin Spins isn’t a spectacular online casino by any means, but it has just as much to offer as Ted Casino does and may be a little more pleasant to look at.

The word “mako” means “shark” in the Maori language. A similar word has the same meaning in Spanish. We have no idea whether or not that’s the intended meaning of the word at Mako Casino, but if it is, whoever designed Mako Casino didn’t bless us with a shark theme. They used the same template that underpins the functions of at least a dozen other Dream Palace Casino sister sites – the same one we’ve just seen at Sin Spins. If it weren’t for the different name and logo, you’d have a difficult time telling Sin Spins and Mako Casino apart. They have the same layout, the same games, and the same welcome promotion. That’s sometimes the problem with casino networks that have so many sites on them – inevitably, some of the content gets duplicated, and you end up with a few casino sites that are near clones of each other.

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Dream Palace Casino operator – ProgressPlay Limited

Malta is home to a great many casino network companies, and ProgressPlay Limited is among their number. Rather than moving there to take advantage of the island’s attractive tax laws as so many others have done, though, ProgressPlay was founded there in 2012. Since then, all the company has done is grow. At one point, there were more than two hundred active casino sites on the ProgressPlay Limited platform, which is a testament to the success and attractiveness of the company’s white-label casino proposition. Trading conditions for white-label casinos haven’t been ideal in the past couple of years, which goes some way to explaining why more than eighty of the casinos have since closed. The loss of those sites hasn’t slowed the operator down, though – it currently has offices in Cyprus and London to go with its head office in Malta and employs a workforce of roughly three hundred. We’ve seen the company’s annual turnover estimated at £50m, but we’ve been unable to directly confirm that.

Like many modern companies – casino network companies and otherwise – ProgressPlay Limited has a “business-to-business” website, upon which is a mission statement. The mission statement makes no grammatical sense. It’s “ProgressPlay, anytime, anywhere.” While the website does a poor job of explaining the motto, we think it means that the company intends to operate around the clock in every gaming territory, providing casino services to whoever might want or need them. If so, it’s doing well in that regard. ProgressPlay holds licenses that permit it to operate not only in the UK but in Malta, Ireland, India, Canada, Finland, across Scandinavia and elsewhere n Europe.

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Dream Palace Casino does an excellent job of grabbing the attention of potential players straight off the bat with a welcome promotion that claims to be worth £1000. It technically is – it’s just that a large spend is required to claim it, and the associated terms and conditions mean that it probably isn’t worth the bother. New players get fifty free spins on Book of Dead with their first deposit (minimum: £10), a 25% matched deposit up to £200 on their second deposit, a 50% match up to £200 on deposit three, and then 25% up to £600 on deposit four. If they’re still interested after that, they can claim a further fifty free spins on Starburst with deposit five. All bonuses are tied to a horribly uncompetitive wagering requirement of x50, and no more than x3 the bonus amount can be withdrawn.

Other Promotions

Dream Palace Casino invites players to “choose their own rewards,” which is an invitation you may have seen at several of the Dream Palace Casino sister sites. Players here have access to the ProgressPlay Limited rewards store, which offers prizes like free spins or further matched deposits (plus more) in return for loyalty points. To get loyalty points, players can complete the missions set for them by the casino. Normal gambling activity, such as playing regularly and making deposits, also accrues points. The more points you have, the higher your rank is – and the better the quality of bonus prizes up for grabs becomes. It’s a fairly comprehensive loyalty scheme.

Top Games at Dream Palace Casino

The “featured games” section at this site gets updated regularly, but the top slots game at the time of our visit was Age of Conquest by Neon Valley Studios. It’s a fantasy-themed (and some would say sexist) slots game with stacked symbols and adjustable free spins, but its popularity here is surprising as it’s no better than a dozen slots that look and play just like it. Reactoonz 2 by Play’n Go is also one of Dream Palace Casino’s most popular offerings and is equally well-known for its cuteness and its cluster pays payline structure. No two spins on that slot are the same. Amazing Link Riches by SpinPlay Games attempts to combine the Irish theme of Rainbow Riches with the “Amazing Link” streaky respins mechanic. It’s a remake of Amazing Zeus, but Amazing Zeus is a very good slots game, so we have no issue with that.

Customer Support and Licensing

Dream Palace Casino claims to have 24/7 live chat customer support, but that isn’t really true. You can send a message to the casino at any time of day, but there’s no guarantee that anyone will be available to speak to. You could email the casino’s support team at customersupport@instantgamesupport.com instead, which is the same email address that receives support requests from all of the Dream Palace Casino sister sites. Dream Palace Casino holds UK Gambling Commission licence 39335 via ProgressPlay Limited. The operator’s copybook with the regulator was blotted in May 2022 when it chose to settle a disciplinary matter for £175,718 in lieu of a formal financial penalty. After a review, the UKGC had deemed ProgressPlay Limited of failing to protect potentially vulnerable players and take adequate steps to prevent money laundering.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

There are two things you can rely on when you’re making withdrawals from Dream Palace Casino. The first is that your withdrawal will cost you one per cent of whatever you wish to withdraw or £3; whichever figure is higher. The second is that you’ll be waiting at least two working days. The casino requires one business day to process withdrawal requests, after which a further delay will apply while funds are transferred. Neteller e-wallets receive money faster than any other method, with a turnaround of two business days in total. That extends to four business days (inclusive of the one-day processing period) for ecoPayz. Bizarrely, the withdrawal time for PayPal is quoted as 3-7 business days. That’s the same as the projected wait time for Visa, Maestro or Mastercard Debit.

Final Thoughts on Dream Palace Casino

Dream Palace Casino isn’t the worst casino on this platform, but nor is it the best. We’re not huge fans of casinos that charge players for withdrawals and the welcome promotion is so costly and sticky that the way it’s presented on the homepage feels almost like false advertising. There’s no obligation to accept the terms of the promotion, though, and the games available here are great.

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There haven’t been any player reviews written for Dream Palace Casino on any major review sites in the past twelve months. That’s a sign that the casino is no longer as popular as it was shortly after its launch in 2014. If things change and players start writing reviews of the casino again, we’ll print them for you here.