All Star Slots Review

All Star Slots at a glance

All Star Slots has been running since 2009 and carries a Good status on the site's scale. Its game selection leans heavily on slots, with table games, bingo, keno and scratch cards rounding out a fairly wide category list. That breadth is the useful part: you can move between a slot session and a blackjack or roulette table without leaving the casino. The library comes from a single studio, RTG. Expect the feel of one supplier's catalogue rather than a mix of competing styles.

Games and studios

RTG is the one games provider behind the library, and that shapes the experience more than any category list. Slots sit at the centre, with big jackpot titles among them, and the table side covers baccarat, blackjack, craps and roulette. Video poker, bingo, keno and scratch cards fill out the rest. Live dealer games are listed as a feature too. There's a route to a live table if you want one.

Deposits and withdrawals

Deposits start at $35 and withdrawals at $50, both in USD. The deposit list is long and varied: cards such as Visa and MasterCard, Bitcoin and Litecoin, Apple Pay and Google Pay, plus Interac. Withdrawals are narrower — Bitcoin, Litecoin, Interac, cheque and wire transfer. If your deposit method isn't on that withdrawal list, plan for a payout route that is.

Cheques are quoted at 1–4 business days and wire transfer at 1–5 business days. Crypto Wallet sits at 1–2 business days; the feed also lists an e-wallet timing but no e-wallet withdrawal method. I wouldn't build a cashout plan around that route.

What the lobby looks like

The homepage uses a dark navy and purple backdrop with a red header bar and yellow buttons — a bold look, and the sign-up control sits right in the header. The lobby page drops the top menu and organises games into stacked rows (Popular Slots, Christmas Games, Big Jackpots), each with arrow controls to scroll sideways. It's a browse-by-category layout rather than a search-led one.

Playing on a phone

Mobile Web is listed as an access route. You can play through a phone browser. No native Android or iOS app is indicated, and the lobby screens don't show mobile-specific elements. If a browser session is all you need, that's covered.

Responsible gambling

Gamblers Anonymous and Gambling Therapy are both listed, giving you two recognised places to turn if play stops feeling like play. iTech Labs also appears, though the seal isn't classified here. Whether you want set limits or a break, the first step is knowing where to look — and both of those organisations are a reasonable start.

Who can sign up

Access is restricted in a long list of countries that includes the United Kingdom, Australia, France, Germany, Spain and Italy. If you're outside those markets, check the list before registering. The site isn't listed as VPN-friendly. A workaround isn't the intended route here.

Getting help

Live chat, email and phone are all available, and chat is confirmed in English — the same language as the site. I'd treat live chat as the first stop for a quick question, but I can't tell you how fast it answers or when it's staffed. For anything account-specific, email gives you a written record.