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The Top ProgressPlay Limited Casinos

Monster Casino

The nature of the ProgressPlay Limited platform means that it’s hard for the casino network to have a flagship; it would mean putting one of the operator’s white-label casinos above all the others, which would probably be bad for business. Unofficially, though, most people see Monster Casino as the platform’s flagship, despite the fact that it’s a long way from being the oldest casino on the network. It’s easily the best-looking of the operator’s iGaming sites, which aren’t always easy on the eye, and it seems to receive the most advertising. The Monster Casino logo is instantly recognisable to a lot of players.

Monster Casino is a good place to go if you want to see pretty much everything else ProgressPlay Limited is able to offer on a single website. The full portfolio of slots that the operator has access to is available at the casino, as is the sportsbook. It’s easy to miss the presence of the sportsbook, but it’s right there on the menu, labelled as “betting.” The wagering requirements that Monster Casino attached to its promotions aren’t very friendly, but there are plenty of ProgressPlay casinos we can say the same of.

Mr Vegas Casino

We’ve included Mr Vegas Casino on this list of top ProgressPlay Limited sites not because we think it’s one of the best casinos in terms of the way it’s designed or presented; we’ve included it because, for whatever reason, it seems to be popular with players. Design-wise, it’s an example of a template that ProgressPlay has used in the design of at least two dozen of its casino sites – often those that were made for white-label partners rather than those that it made for itself. Once you’ve spotted the template once, you’ll spot it on plenty of the Mr Vegas Casino sister sites, too; it’s very distinctive.

The potential value of the welcome promotion at Mr Vegas Casino is actually higher than what’s up for grabs at Monster Casino, and the x50 wagering requirement recorded in our earlier review has since come down to 10x under the UK cap. When it comes to what Mr Vegas Casino specialise in, it’s a slots site. Starburst is the most prominently featured slots game at the casino, followed by similarly-popular games, including Gonzo’s Quest Megaways and Rise of Olympus. There’s nothing revolutionary about this casino, but players seem to like it.

Wombat Casino

By this point, there are several thousand online casino sites available to players in the UK. That’s a lot of noise to cut through for any new brand seeking to make its mark, and so it’s increasingly common to see casino operators turn to cute animal mascots in an attempt to attract attention. It worked for Foxy Bingo; ergo, it can work for anybody else. Wombat Casino is right up that alley, but a wombat is a strange choice of animal to go with. We suspect that the majority of people wouldn’t recognise a wombat if one came and sat on their lap; it’s not like you see them in the wild in the United Kingdom.

Even if you do know what a wombat looks like, you probably wouldn’t recognise the one that gazes back at you from the homepage of Wombat Casino. It’s subtle, but we think this wombat is supposed to be doing an impression of Elvis Presley. It has Elvis-style aviator sunglasses on and a collared shirt of the kind that The King was fond of wearing during his residency in Las Vegas. Why are we spending more time talking about the theme of Wombat Casino than we are talking about its iGaming content? Because it’s a fairly unremarkable site, sharing the same portfolio of games as Mr Vegas Casino.

Winston Bet (inactive)

Winston Bet was once one of the rising names on the ProgressPlay platform, but its domain is now inactive. We don’t quite know how the site’s doing it, but it appears to have been using some fairly unconventional web marketing tactics during the past twelve months, and it’s paying off in terms of the site’s ever-increasing prominence. It’s also unlike the other ProgressPlay Limited sites we’ve looked at thus far in this list; it’s not a casino site – it’s a sports betting site. When it was active, players could also access slots, although sports betting was the main proposition.

You wouldn’t necessarily know that Winston Bet is drastically different to Mr Vegas Casino based on a quick glance at the homepage of both iGaming sites because the designs are the same. That’s how distinctive the template we mentioned earlier is; even though Winston Bet and Mr Vegas Casino were designed for entirely different purposes, they still look virtually the same. The profile is retained for historical context, not as a current recommendation.

Mr Slot

You already know what you’re going to get when you show up at a casino with a name like Mr Slot. If this iGaming site turned out to be dedicated to anything other than online slots, something would be seriously wrong. We’re pleased to report that ProgressPlay Limited hasn’t pulled and bait and switch on us; Mr Slot is exactly what it sounds like it ought to be. In fact, despite being one of the plainest of ProgressPlay Limited’s casinos when it comes to aesthetics, it’s everything it promises to be and more.

Aside from providing its players with plenty of slots to choose from, Mr Slot comes with a selection of traditional casino games. They’re not live dealer games – that would possibly be a step too far for a casino that’s supposed to be based on slots – but if you want to play roulette, blackjack, baccarat or anything of that ilk, Mr Slot makes it possible. The site won’t blow you away, but it’s a perfectly competent casino and might be easier to navigate than the likes of Mr Vegas Casino. It’s still no Monster Casino, though.