Generation VIP sister sites

Generation VIP sister sites 2023

“Next Casino” would be a perfectly reasonable thing to request after looking at the homepage of this one. That sounds harsh, but Next Casino is genuinely that generic. It’s not that we mind the fact that it was obviously put together using a fairly unexciting template – most of the Generation VIP sister sites were made using the same template, as was Generation VIP itself. Our issue is that so little effort has been made to make Next Casino stand out from the crowd. The background doesn’t have to be black, but it is. The games on the homepage don’t have to be the same as the games on the homepages of so many other casinos on this network, but they are. We could go on – the welcome promotion is copied and pasted across several casinos on the AG Communications network too. There’s nothing unique about the site.

There are two ways of looking at Atlantic Spins. One way to describe it would be as one of the weakest of all the Generation VIP sister sites. It wouldn’t be an unfair description; the casino focuses only on slots rather than any other forms of iGaming, and its welcome promotion is worth a pitiful £10 in bonus funds even when maxed out. However, the other way to look at Atlantic Spins would be to say that it’s an excellent “no frills” casino. Not every player cares about big, flashy promotions. Not every slots player wants to be distracted by live dealers or other games when all they want to do is spin some slots. If you fit into either (or both) of those categories, Atlantic Spins might turn out to be the casino you’ve been seeking for years. It contains +1300 slots and very little else.

Young people would say that the designers of Hopa have done the casino dirty. It means that they’ve badly let the casino down, and it’s an assessment that we’d agree with. On paper, Hopa should be somewhere near the top of the tree when it comes to Generation VIP sister sites. It has the same collection of 1300 (or more) slots that you’ll find everywhere else on the platform, but it also has the full AG Communications Limited sportsbook. The cherry on the cake is the Hopa welcome promotion, which is worth five hundred pounds and one hundred free spins to players who decide to take the whole bonus. It’s the largest on the platform. Hopa’s design, though, is awful. It’s uglier than Next Casino and makes the casino look second-rate. If whoever runs this white-label casino with AG Communications were to pay for a visual overhaul, it would instantly shoot up the rankings.

Wherever you find a large casino network, you’ll also find an Irish-themed casino site. The larger the casino network is, the more Irish-themed casino sites you’re likely to find. You could argue that there aren’t enough of them among the Generation VIP sister sites – just three among more than sixty active casinos or betting sites. Nevertheless, Casino Luck is available if you enjoy the theme. For our money, though, you might be best off at Luckster instead. Casino Luck tells a couple of fibs in the scrolling adverts on its homepage; it promotes a loyalty scheme that doesn’t exist and promises exclusive games that aren’t there. If a casino misleads you within seconds of your arrival on its homepage, it can’t be trusted with anything else. We think the banners are old, so the fact they’re misleading is down to the fact that the homepage hasn’t been updated for a while, but a casino that’s behind with basic maintenance is as concerning as a casino that lies.

It’s an accurate statement to say that most of the Generation VIP sister sites are near clones of each other, but there are exceptions to every rule. BetTarget looks nothing like any of the casinos we’ve mentioned so far in this highlight list. There’s a simple reason for that – BetTarget is a sports betting site. It is, in fact, arguably the best-known sports betting site AG Communications Limited has to offer. It’s notoriously difficult to gain a foothold in the UK sports betting market – even big brands like Mansion have been pushed out of it – but BetTarget manages to keep its head above water. Perhaps that’s down to the sheer number of sports that its sportsbook covers. Virtual sports and esports are covered, too, and the odds that BetTarget offers tend to be competitive. It’s a very solid sports betting site if you’re looking for somewhere new to play.

At first glance, you might mistake King Casino for just another bland, template-based member of the Generation VIP sister sites family very much like Next Casino or Casino Luck. Look a little closer, though, and you may find extra details to admire. We’re not just talking about the casino’s vaguely Arthurian theme, much as we enjoy it. We’re talking about the fact that this is one of very few AG Communications casinos that offers ongoing promotions to its players. It’s only a few free spins each week, but they’re wager-free free spins, and they make all the difference when you’ve been starved of perks at so many other Generation VIP sister sites. There’s even some variation among the games on the King Casino homepage. Don’t let its basic approach to presentation put you off; King Casino is one of the hidden gems of the Generation VIP sister sites range.

We’re finishing this short list of Generation VIP sister sites with another strong casino. Slotzo is a casino with an eye on the future in more ways than one. What do we mean by that? Firstly, we mean it literally – Slotzo is a casino with a futuristic theme, using a chrome and neon theme and setting itself aboard a spaceship. Secondly, we mean it metaphorically. You’ll find all the usual slots and games on the homepage of Slotzo – the ones you’ve seen at the rest of the AG Communications casinos – but look at the top of the screen, and you’ll find a link labelled “new slots.” This is one-click access to the latest output from the best slots and games providers in the iGaming business. Sure, they’re so new that you can’t be sure which of them you’ll love and which of them you’ll hate, but isn’t finding out supposed to be part of the fun?

Generation VIP Information

Generation VIP operator – AG Communications Limited

We cover this point a lot in our full review of Generation VIP (which can be found further down this page), but casinos on this network probably shouldn’t describe themselves as having “VIP” or “luxury” qualities. The template that AG Communications employs when it’s putting the casinos together makes it very hard for any of the Generation VIP sister sites to meet that mark. Generation VIP doesn’t meet it, either. Ultimately, it’s not even in the hands of AG Communications to decide what its casinos ought to be called, though – it’s in the hands of whichever third party paid AG Communications Limited to make the casino for it. The operator’s white-label services are in high demand and account for all but two of the sixty-plus active sites on the platform.

There are plenty more casinos on this operator’s platform that aren’t available to players in the UK, but they aren’t known as AG Communications Limited casinos. The “AG” in the operator’s name is a nod to Aspire Global, of which AG Communications is a trading style. Aspire Global is a stalwart of the international iGaming scene, based in Malta and active since 2005. The company is rapidly closing in on the two-hundred casino mark but has slowed down in recent times because of a takeover. The enduring success of spire Global attracted the attention of NeoGames, which bought the company in 2022 and may now decide to introduce its iLottery platform to the Aspire Global casinos. For now, though, life at Aspire Global appears to have carried on as normal since the deal was confirmed to be complete.

Generation VIP review

Generation VIP Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

For a casino with “VIP” in its name, Generation VIP gives away the fact that it isn’t really a luxury casino pretty early on. Upon joining the casino, players can claim a one hundred per cent matched first deposit up to a maximum value of £77. The bonus pot is accompanied by seventy-seven free spins. We’re not sure why or how the number 77 was arrived at in relation to the bonus, but both the bonus fund and any free spins profits have to be wagered x35 before withdrawing cash becomes an option.

Other Promotions

There’s a “monthly credit” reward scheme at Generation VIP, and it’s open to all players. This is the casino’s loyalty reward scheme. The good news is that it exists. The bad news is that we know virtually nothing about it because Generation VIP skimps on the detail on its website. Our understanding is that it’s a cashback offer and delivers a percentage of the previous month’s losses on the third Monday of every month as a one-off payment. The casino says nothing about what percentage is awarded. In fact, one section of the page that describes the bonus says that it’s only open to “platinum, premium and prestige” players, which is at odds with what’s said further down the page about bonuses being awarded to all players. This could be the casino’s best feature, so it’s a shame it’s so badly explained.

Top Games at Generation VIP

Luxury casinos tend to serve their players bespoke, exclusive slots. Generation VIP serves its players the same slots they’ll have seen already if they’ve ever visited any of the Generation VIP sister sites. Again, this is not a true VIP casino. The 77 spins that come with the welcome promotion have to be played through on Starburst, so that makes Starburst the casino’s number-one game. It’s almost universally recognised as the best slots game in history, so it’s worthy of the position. Book of Dead by Play’n Go is held in almost as high regard, so it makes for that Egyptian-themed genre-defining game to take second place. It’s no great surprise to see Pragmatic Play’s Wolf Gold featured so prominently, either, as that’s another slot that’s turned heads and won awards. If you’re looking for something a little newer, keep scrolling down the casino’s homepage.

Customer Support and Licensing

To use live chat support at Generation VIP, open the FAQ section and look for the button. You can send the casino an email instead if you’d prefer to. Generation VIP is covered by the licence that AG Communications Limited holds with the UK Gambling Commission under account reference 39483. The operator was fined £237,600, handed a warning, and accepted the imposition of additional conditions on its operating licence in 2022 after admitting a regulatory charge of failing to ensure that its white-label partners adhered to the required anti-money laundering processes demanded by its licence.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

You can never be sure if withdrawals at Generation VIP will turn up instantly or not. They might turn up instantly if you ask for them to your debit card (Visa or Mastercard only) but are just as likely to take up to six working days. It’s possible they’ll show up straight away through Trustly, but there’s a possible four-day delay there, too. For the quickest results, use an e-wallet held with PayPal, MuchBetter or Skrill. Instant withdrawals are still possible, but you won’t wait longer than two business days at worst. AstroPay is supported but is subject to a three-day processing period. You can ask for a regular bank transfer, too, but you will wait between two and six business days.

Final Thoughts on Generation VIP

We’d have kinder things to say about Generation VIP if it didn’t try to pass itself off as a VIP-worthy casino. It doesn’t have the exclusive games or the promotions to get away with that description. As a regular AG Communications Limited casino site it’s OK, but its description of its monthly reward scheme is a mess. Is it open to everyone? Is it only open to high-rollers? Does it even exist at all? It’s impossible to say based on the page as it is at the moment.

Generation VIP Sister Sites Player Reviews

Here are the thoughts of your fellow players about Generation VIP. The reviews are all real, but we’ve paraphrased them to keep them brief.

★★★★★
I’m devastated by the way I’ve been treated at this casino. I won £2500 from a £50 deposit on Christmas Eve. I got blocked from withdrawing because I had a bonus in my account that I hadn’t used, so I had to wager £1700. I still had £1500 left by then, so I tried to withdraw but was still turned down because I’d used my own money in some of the bets. Don’t play here if you value your money .JA, December 26th 2022. Source Trustpilot.

★★★★★
I deposited £200 at this casino and played my way up to £500. I tried to withdraw at that point but was told I couldn’t because I had a wagering requirement to clear. What a scam.Jon, November 14th 2022. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
I won a slots jackpot at Generation VIP. The game immediately crashed. I logged back in, and not only had the win vanished but so had the game. Customer service treated me like I was stupid and made out I was lying, but I have screenshots. Stay away from this site.Sam, March 4th 2022. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
never in my life have I seen a legalised scam like this casino. I’ve been playing for a year and never won a single pound from it. Shame on the people who run Generation VIP.Diana, February 23rd 2022. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
There is nothing VIP about this casino. It’s got a great platform of games, but it puts players at a disadvantage. I’m a big player and deposit thousands at a time. When I did that here, bonuses were removed from my account. Customer support told me this was “a business decision.” I think they’re scared of me winning at the rate I play at. I’ve let the UK Gambling Commission know. Lars, September 26th 2021. Source Trustpilot.