Independent Coral Casino Review

Site Summary
In terms of the overall user experience, everything is every bit as polished and professional as you’d expect it to be. The familiar blue colour theme will please anyone with an affinity with Coral, while a genuinely simple navigation system does the job quite nicely. It’s largely focused on visuals rather than unbroken text, but the initial landing pages are themselves loaded with perhaps a few too many links to other pages. It isn’t cluttered, but there’s a lot to take in.

In terms of recreating the real Vegas experience, they’ve clearly gone to town with their attempts…and all in a good way. The colours, the visuals, the live action gaming and so on, it’s a solid Vegas recreation without looking too contrived or cheesy.

Signing up in the first instance is pretty much as easy as it gets, with the offer of a £10 free bonus on the cards without having to deposit anything it all. Suffice to say of course, there’s really never any such thing as free money when it comes to these kinds of offers, so it is hardly surprising that a 50X play-through restriction applies. Or in other words, you can’t access any of these winnings until you wager £500, so it’s largely pointless.

In terms of the other welcome bonuses on offer, there are quite a few to choose from including a £50 welcome bonus for new players, another £50 when joining the Live Casino service and the promise of various additional bonuses along the way. In this instance, the minimum play-through requirement stands at 24X, which means that if you were to take home a bonus of £50, you’d be expected to wager £1,200 before getting your hands on any of it. Not the worst, but certainly not the best either.

Just for the record however, you can play for free, if you prefer.

Having recently make the switch to Playtech, it is probably fair to say that Coral Casino is finally up there with the best in the business in respective games on offer. Having lagged behind for some time, there are now well over 300 slots and table games to choose from, which are being updated pretty much on a daily basis. General performance of the site itself and the games on offer appears to be borderline flawless, with no complaints on our part and very few from Coral Casino’s customer community.

As already touched upon, there’s a pretty fantastic Live Casino service that’s one of the best on the market. There’s the option of working with the browser-based Casino which is pretty fantastic in its own right, but most gamers seem to prefer the optional software download. There’s also a great mobile app and a mobile accessible version of the website, which brings everything desktop gamers would expect to the mobile market.

Customer service standards tend to be fantastic, with lines of communication open 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Absolutely every essential payment method is accepted for withdrawals and deposits alike, with impressive withdrawal times between one day and a week. In all instances, however, the peace of mind that comes with knowing you’re dealing with such a respected and experienced brand is a big deal.

Best Features
Since the upgrade, the very best feature about Coral Casino has to be its choice of games – well in excess of 300 slots and table games from the very best providers in the business. In addition, and as already mentioned, there is something uniquely satisfying and comforting about working with the kinds of respected businesses that would never under any circumstances risk tarnishing their reputations.

Conclusion
While Coral Casino may technically be number-three on the UK High Street, it really is right up there with the very best in the business on the web. They may not be in the habit of advertising and pushing the kinds of explosive bonus offers and welcome deals you’ll find elsewhere, but given the fact that 99.9% of these are bogus anyway, this isn’t exactly a point of contention.