MogoBet Casino

Our Review

License and Reputation

MogoBet sportsbook and casino is part of the ProgressPlay network, licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account number 39335, and the Malta Gaming Authority. Under the terms of its UK license the operator is required to follow strict rules set up to protect players. In particular, responsible gambling tools are made available via your account, games are tested for fairness and integrity by independent auditors and financial transactions and personal data are processed and held securely. This level of protection is not available at unlicensed sites. You can find out more about gambling law in the UK here.

In short, the UK license gives you assurance that this is a trustworthy operator. ProgressPlay run more than 100 sites under their license which gives you a further idea of their popularity.

The MogoBet brand itself is new and relatively small so there are few mentions of it on the biggest consumer review sites. There are no mentions on AskGamblers or Casinomeister for example. There are just 11 reviews on TrustPilot, with an average score of 2.3/5 which is quite poor, but with such a small sample, we can’t read too much into that. There are some negative remarks about the tough wagering terms – we agree, they are tight, and one or two references to technical issues on the website – we also noticed these where content was slow to load or links were broken.  

On balance this is a trustworthy site, but one that has yet to build a strong brand presence or reputation amongst UK slots players.

Website

On looks alone, MogoBet’s design is slick for a ProgressPlay site, many of which are very basic. The black, charcoal grey and bright red color palette looks great and game logos stand out really nicely. It’s very easy to find your way around thanks to clear navigation, simple messaging and colorful game logos. You can toggle between Casino, Sports, Bingo and Live Casino at the top of the page and filter by slots category underneath. In testing there were some small technical glitches however, where game content didn’t load up first time around. This happened once or twice during our session and it can be a little frustrating.

On the other hand, getting started here is very easy. Registration is a simple 3-step form, and provided you enter all your details correctly you can be signed-up and ready to deposit in just a minute or two.

Games

Online Slots

MogoBet has an extensive range of over 2,500 slots. Popular game providers whose slots appear on the site include Pragmatic Play, Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City, NetEnt, Games Global and Play n Go. There are also many smaller studios whose slots are listed so there is plenty to enjoy including Thunderkick, ELK Studios and Gameburger Studios.

Well-known slots that you can play here include Book of Dead, Immortal Romance, Genie Jackpots and Gates of Olympus 1000. Popular series like Big Bass from Pragmatic Play and Fishin Frenzy from Blueprint Gaming are available too.

For progressive Jackpot fans there are 91 different games including Fluffy Favourites Jackpot and Sugar Train Jackpot from Eyecon. However, there are no Dream Drop, Jackpot King or Mega Moolah games. So the big multi-million GBP prizes are not available. On the other hands there are plenty of Megaways titles – 115 when we checked – including brilliant titles like Dragon’s Luck Megaways and Wolf Blaze Megaways.

To find your way around this big catalogue there is a search bar or navigation with filters like new games, slot providers, featured slots, Jackpots and Vegas slots. It’s not as sophisticated as the sort and filter options you see on Skill on Net sites or independent ones like Casumo, but it’s a handy way to find more games like the ones you like.

Here are 10 top slots we recommend at MogoBet.

Slot Game	Developer	Paylines	RTP	Volatility	Max Win
Book of Dead	Play n Go	10	87.25%	High	5,000x
Squid Game	Light and Wonder	40	92%	Low-Medium	5,000x
Gates of Olympus 1000	Pragmatic Play	Scatter Pays	94.5%	High	15,000x
Tropicool 2	ELK Studios	46,656	94%	High	25,000x
Gonzo’s Quest	NetEnt	20	95.97%	Medium	1,875x
Turning Totems	Thunderkick	11	96.1%	Low	1,000x
Fishin Frenzy	Blueprint Gaming	10	96.12%	Medium	5,000x
Cash Volt	Red Tiger	20	95.71%	Medium	2,000x
Blue Wizard	Playtech	30	96.5%	Low-Medium	2,880x
Le Bandit	Hacksaw	Cluster Pays	88.36%	Medium	10,000x

Live Dealer and Table Games

MogoBet hosts live dealer games from Evolution Gaming and Pragmatic Play. This provides a lot of choice.

There are over 100 blackjack tables on the Evolution software alone, as well as 20 roulettes. In addition you can play sic bo, baccarat and Texas Hold Em. Or, if you prefer the razzmatazz of TV-inspired gameshows then you can join the crowds betting on games like Monopoly Live and Crazy Time. Or, in the Pragmatic Play lobby, Sweet Bonanza Candyland, a gameshow title based on their popular slot. The range of bets on all these games is massive, from as low as 20p up to £1,000s.

There is also a classic table games area at MogoBet which offers video game versions of classic casino games like blackjack, roulette and baccarat. These games have been superseded by the live tables now but there are still 40 to choose from here including Atlantic Blackjack and 20p Boost Roulette.  

Bonuses

Sign Up Deal

MogoBet’s sign-up offer is a 100% match up to £200 plus 20 Book of Dead spins. You only need to deposit £10 to qualify. Whilst it’s a good deal on the face of it, the wagering terms are particularly steep. You have to wager 50x the value of the bonus, or £500 for a £10 deposit, before your winnings become withdrawable cash. There is also a cap on your winnings of 3x the bonus amount, or £30 for a £10 deposit. Furthermore, your free spins winnings are also paid in bonus funds with a 50x wagering requirement and £20 cap.

If you are looking for looser wagering terms on your sign-up offer then we recommend somewhere like MrQ where for a £20 deposit you get 100 Spins on Fishin’ Bigger Pots of Gold with your winnings paid in cash with no wagering requirements.

Other Bonuses

There are a few other promotions at MogoBet, most of which you can find at all sites on the ProgressPlay network.  Regular deals include daily wheel spins with bonuses and free spins as prizes and a loyalty program with payback for wagering in points which can be exchanged for bonuses. There is also a 15% cashback deal each weekend for those who play live dealer blackjack and roulette. The cashback is paid in real money rather than bonus funds.

Altogether there are more promotions here that you’ll find at most white labels. However, all the slots ones come with those tight wagering requirements of 50x the bonus. This seems to be standard and it’s how ProgessPlay choose to run their promotions. So, whilst there are plenty of deals, walking off with any winnings is rare.

Cashier

MogoBet has a good selection of payment services. They include debit cards, eWallets like Paypal, Skrill and Neteller, and Paysafecard. The minimum deposit is £10 which is all you need to qualify for the sign-up deal, and there are no fees on any service accept for Pay by Phone which incurs a 15% charge. All payment options have a 1% withdrawal fee, capped at £3.

Withdrawals here are not especially fast. As a rule ProgressPlay sites do NOT process payments outside of office hours so weekend withdrawals always wait until the following Monday.

Payment Option	Min Deposit	Deposit Fee	Min Withdrawal	Withdrawal Fee
Visa, Mastercard	£10	No Fee	£5	1% (£3 Max)
Paypal	£10	No Fee	£5	1% (£3 Max)
Skrill	£20	No Fee	£10	1% (£3 Max)
Neteller	£20	No Fee	£20	1% (£3 Max)
Bank Transfer	£20	No Fee	£5	1% (£3 Max)
Paysafecard	£10	No Fee	N/A	N/A
Apple Pay	£10	No Fee	N/A	N/A
Pay By Phone	£10	No Fee	N/A	N/A
Payz	£20	No Fee	£5	1% (£3 Max)
Neosurf	£15	No Fee	N/A	N/A

Additionally, account verification is sometimes required before a significant withdrawal can be made. If you need to provide scans of your passport, driver license or utility bills they can be uploaded via your account. ProgressPlay are not known to be quick in this area and there are a few complaints on TrustPilot about slow verification and withdrawal times so you’ll need to be patient.

Customer Support

The support service at MogoBet is through live chat which you can access when you are logged in. AI bots respond initially and try to answer your questions, but you can ask to be put through to a real person if you wish. Response times were typically just a few minutes in testing.

There is no phone or email support but there is also a Help Center which has over 100 articles published around topics like deposits and withdrawals, account verification, bonuses and technical issues. It’s a very comprehensive resource and worth checking out before loading up the live chat.

Overall, this is an acceptable level of support but there is room for improvement.

Summary

MogoBet is a safe and trusted choice for anyone wanting to play slots from the UK. ProgressPlay is a reputable operator and their platform is decent enough with a lot of games to choose from and good payment options. The service could be improved with looser wagering terms on bonuses and faster withdrawal and verification times. But overall, MogoBet is a fair choice for your next casino.