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Some of the Neptune Play sister sites are significantly better looking than others. The less pretty members of the family are built around a dated-looking template and are easy to identify once you’ve seen a few of them. Casinos like Griffon Casino are rare beasts on the AG Communications Limited platform, as it has an entirely unique design. Whether the design is a winner, though, is another matter. Virtually all the space on the casino’s homepage is given over to the casino’s latest promotion, with no space reserved to, for example, offer anything specific to new players, or promote any of the many games in the Griffin Casino portfolio. Griffon Casino looks clean and sharp and is presented in a “matter-of-fact” way that makes information easy to find, but it’s perhaps a little guilty of not making its games the stars of the show.

Slots N’ Play isn’t exactly the sort of name that trips off the tongue. There are some stinkers of names among the Neptune Play sister sites, though, and this isn’t one of the very worst of them. The casino itself, however, is most definitely a strange one. It’s rare to see an online casino devote itself so entirely to a single slots game, but Slots N’ Play uses all the “above the fold” space on its homepage to promote the latest Gonzo’s Quest game. Gonzo’s Quest has its fans, but it’s not exactly Starburst (despite being made by NetEnt), and it’s a curious choice. It comes at the detriment of the rest of the games in the Slots N’ Play library, of which there are many. You’ll see the best of them when you scroll down the Slots N’ Play homepage a little, where each of the top slots has its own unique thumbnail graphic.

There are a couple of Neptune Play sister sites that stand out head and shoulders above all of the others. Mr Play, with its iconic moustache motif, is one of them. The other is Mr Mega. Mr Mega is a little more serious about its subject matter than Mr Play is, but don’t hold that against the casino – it’s backed to the brim with great features. It’s also one of the most complete iGaming sites on the AG Communications Limited platform, offering a large-scale live casino and a comprehensive sportsbook to go with the (approximately) one thousand slots in its library. The casino’s design is based on the operator’s basic template, but the designers behind Mr Mega have done such a good job of decorating and optimising it that it’s barely noticeable. If you’re looking for Neptune Play sister sites, this is a great place to start.

Once you’ve noticed that AG Communications Limited template, you won’t stop noticing it. It’s in use at more Neptune Play sister sites than it isn’t, and it’s evident again at Top Tally. If you were to move directly from Mr Mega to Top Tally, the only huge visual difference you’d notice is a shift from white to green. The layout of both casinos is virtually identical. Top Tally isn’t quite as “complete” a casino as Neptune Play, though; it hasn’t got a sportsbook. It still has the same casino and live casino options, though, and roughly the same degree of depth to its games portfolio. The biggest factors that count against Top Tally are that it looks a little plain, and its welcome promotion is a little weak because of a funds cap of £25 and a minimum qualifying deposit of £20.

We told you that Mr Play and Mr Mega were the best of the Neptune Play sister sites, and we’ve already looked at Mr Mega. It’s only right that we look at Mr Mega, too, but we know that some of you will already be more than familiar with this site. It has a particularly striking homepage featuring a beautiful model whose face is partially obscured by a curly black moustache. The moustache is the casino’s logo and appears all over the site. That necessitates a lot of appearances because this is a big casino site. It has separate areas for casino games, live casino games with real dealers, its sportsbook (sports betting tends to be reserved only for the very best of the AG Communications casinos), and even a dedicated area for instant-win scratchcards. As the flagship casino in the range, Mr Play can usually be relied upon to provide a strong welcome promotion, too.

Using the standard AG Communications Limited design template means that casinos can be lashed together and published quickly. It does not, in any way, mean those casinos will look or feel good. As a case in point, here’s Atlantic Spins. The only nod to the Atlantic anywhere at this iGaming site is the fact that the colour scheme is white and blue. Aside from that, it’s an exceptionally dull-looking site. It’s also several years behind the times. All the thumbnails on the homepage are oversized, which makes the whole casino feel a little clunky to navigate. The most dated aspect of Atlantic Spins, though, is its welcome promotion. Any new player who joins the casino can deposit £10 to get £10 in bonus funds plus ten free spins. Compared to what’s on offer at the best Neptune Play sister sites, it’s barely an incentive at all.

“Mr Rex” is a great name for a casino themed around the idea of dinosaurs. It would be an exciting and rare theme in the iGaming world, and it would probably attract players. That’s why it feels like such a badly-missed open goal that Mr Rex Casino hasn’t gone in that direction. Instead, the host of Mr Rex (presumably Mr Rex himself) is a normal-looking chap in a bowler hat and a bow tie. The bow tie is part of the Mr Rex logo, which makes us wonder whether the intention of the casino was to replicate the success of Mr Play and its moustache motif. It would certainly explain the “Mr” part of its name. Calling yourself mister-something isn’t a hard guarantee that you’ll stand out from the rest of the Neptune Play sister sites, but Mr Rex can at least point to its substantial welcome promotion as a reason why it’s worthy of your consideration.

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Neptune Play operator – AG Communications Limited

AG Communications Limited doesn’t exist outside of the UK. It barely exists inside it, either. It’s not a real company in the truest sense of the word – it’s a projection. The “AG” in AG Communications Limited stands for “Aspire Global,” and AG Communications is really just Aspire Global in disguise. If you were to access Neptune Play from outside the UK, Aspire Global would be responsible for the licensing of the casino and the games on it. It’s only in the domestic marketplace that the AG Communications name is used, and we’re not entirely sure why. Aspire Global has a perfectly good UK Gambling Commission licence of its own, and we’re not aware of any issue that would have prevented it from using the licence to cover the many casinos that it operates.

Aspire Global is, like well over a dozen other high-profile casino operators, based in the island nation of Malta. It’s been there since it formed in 2005 but added AG Communications as a trading style in 2009. Since then, AG Communications has gone on to licence more than ninety casinos with the UK Gambling Commission. Roughly a third of them have since closed, demonstrating that the operator isn’t afraid to chop and change sites when things don’t work out but also that some of its white-label partnerships don’t work out. The overwhelming majority of casinos on the platform are operated on a white-label basis, but Neptune Play and Jambo Casino are wholly operated by AG Communications. The company employs roughly three hundred people and currently has permission to offer its gambling services in fourteen countries.

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Neptune Play Sister Sites Welcome Bonuses

The good news about the Neptune Play welcome promotion is that new players can get a matched deposit of up to £200 when they join the casino and also receive one hundred bonus spins as part of the deal. The bad news is that the promotion is a little complicated and gets split over the first three deposits a new player makes. To qualify for the matched deposit, a spend of at least £10 is required on the first occasion and then £20 each time on the second and third. Wagering requirements of x35 apply to all bonus funds and free spins winnings, and free spins expire after 24 hours if they’re not used.

Other Promotions

It’s possible that the reason that the welcome promotion is split over three deposits at Neptune Play is that it’s an attempt to keep players around for a little while because there aren’t any other promotions to do so. The only other things you’ll find on the casino’s promotions page are details of seasonal tournaments. We tend not to think of tournaments as promotions, as there’s no guaranteed route to getting any rewards or perks from them. As such, there are no promotions at Neptune Play apart from the welcome offer.

Top Games at Neptune Play

Neptune Play, as the name strongly suggests, is a casino with an “underwater kingdom” theme. There’s no shortage of online slots out there that use the same theme – we can think of a dozen Atlantis-themed slots off the top of our heads, for example – so it’s a little surprising that Neptune Play hasn’t leaned into this by providing us with any such slots on its homepage. Instead, it appears to be more interested in themes with an entirely different “myths and legends” twist; both Rich Wilde and the Book of Dead and Secret of Dead – both of which are Play’n Go creations – enjoy prominent placement on the Neptune Play homepage. Space is also found for Starburst (which isn’t a surprise given the enduring popularity of the NetEnt-made space-themed slots game) and Wolf Gold (which won multiple awards when it was first released by Pragmatic Play in 2018). Adventure and legend-themed slots make a re-appearance further down the list, including Cat Wilde and the Book of Dead and John Hunter & the Tomb of the Scarab.

Licensing and Customer Support

Like all AG Communications Limited iGaming sites, Neptune Play is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 39483. The licence has had a warning and further conditions attached to it since November 2022 – a month that also saw the operator pay a fine of £237,600 after the UKGC deemed it guilty of failing to carry out due diligence checks on six of its white-label business partners in relation to the prevention of money laundering. Customer assistance at Neptune Play is provided by either live chat or email and can be accessed by clicking the “FAQ” link.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

The information that Neptune Play publishes about its withdrawal processes could be a lot clearer. It’s implied that debit card withdrawals might be instant but also that processing could take up to six days. Some – but not all – e-wallets are faster. Withdrawals made via PayPal, MuchBetter, Skrill or Neteller will take somewhere between zero and 48 hours to arrive. Those made via AstroPay or ecoPayz could take up to four days. Even Trustly’s bank transfer service, which is supposed to be instant, is listed with a possible four-day turnaround. Bank transfers or withdrawals made via Interac will always take at least two days and might take as many as six.

Final Thoughts on Neptune Play

Time has passed since Neptune Play was first launched, but Neptune Play hasn’t kept up. The website is blocky, slow, and a little ugly. It doesn’t make particularly good use of its theme, and the lack of promotions at the casino means that there isn’t much of an incentive for players to stick around because they won’t get any perks for their loyalty. Neptune Play’s saving grace is that it offers a library of more than one thousand games, but there are plenty of Neptune Play sister sites that can make the same boast.

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