mFortune Casino review

mFortune Casino is a sister site to mFortune Bingo and has a light, airy feel. This independent site has quite a distinctive feel and uses entirely in-house slots, so you can expect something original. Will you be making your fortune here?

The mFortune Casino site is very simple, using a top navigation bar with an account link, cashier link and balance readout. The next menu down shows game categories, as the site defaults to the games lobby. To get anywhere else, however, you need to scroll down to the site footer. This is a slight pain, but you do have a quick link to live chat on all pages. A bigger downside is that you need to give and verify your mobile number to join here.

There is little artwork on mFortune, though you will see some nice designs dotted around. The site background is very nice, showing a sunny sky with animated clouds and a hot air balloon, which bears the mFortune logo.

Visit the help page to get four options; a detailed FAQ, help videos, contact methods and a mobile guide. The latter is very useful for those who aren’t mobile-savvy. The FAQs are long and detailed and the videos are a very nice idea, showing you why they ask for ID in a friendly way.

You can reach mFortune via telephone, live chat and email. You can also request a call back if you text the site. These methods are open 24/7 and the team are very good; no complaints at all in this department!

The main welcome bonus at mFortune Casino is a 100% cash match, up to £100. Nice and easy. Better yet, this site only requires you to wager through your bonus once, which is a huge plus point over those sites asking for 40x or more. Well done, mFortune.

There is also £5 no deposit casino credit to claim as a new member, plus a 10% reload bonus on every deposit you make. These are nice, but sadly the promotions end there. Having said that, if you visit the site’s social media pages, you will find some interactive quizzes and competitions to take part in.

You will see the games selection from the main page, arranged in four simple columns. You can choose slots, most popular games or casino. There is no search function. More search options would be nice, but then, there aren’t many games to browse.

When you pick a game, you can choose to play in browser or send it to your mobile, waking up the mobile version of the site, an unusual and nice idea. Games load into a smallish window, but they have a bespoke background for each and plenty of options on the overlay. You can find more games, send to mobile, grab the support team, read information about the slot and navigate. There is an option to make the game larger if you want. All in all, this is a very nice system which makes the most of having in-house software developers.

The mFortune Casino site often prompts you to use the mobile site, which is integrated with the main site in a few little ways. You can get a direct link to the site by entering your phone number. The curious thing about this site is that you can download all the slots as individual apps, through the iTunes store.

The mobile site loads in a snap, but again it requires you to install each game separately, which is something of a pain. You cannot just log in and play the games as normal. On the plus side, the mobile games are easy to play and clearly designed with this in mind.

mFortune Casino is owned by Intouch Games Ltd and licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission. You can see details of this on the site footer. The site also has a secure VeriSign certificate, with encryption to protect your transactions.

The site has a good responsible gaming section too, including a Gamcare certification, which means they meet stringent standards for player protection.

Though variety is limited here, mFortune Casino has plenty of originality. All the games on this site are made by the in-house team, so they are all original and exclusive. If you want to try something different, mFortune is a good place to visit. The downside is that you don’t get a mixture of art types and there are only 29 slots here. The highlights are Hansel and Gretel, Sherlock and Viking Storm. All the games have nice artwork and animation- not top quality, but impressive. Most of the games have jackpots, too.

There are only four casino games here, so that’s quite a big downside. You have Hi-Lo Poker, European Roulette, 21 Blackjack and Texas Hold ‘Em poker.

mFortune Casino accepts payments through MasterCard, Visa, PaySafeCard, PayPal, Skrill and mobile payments. This is a solid range and it’s good to see PayPal there.

The depositing system is nice and easy to use, with a little panel menu. Withdrawal times are little unclear, stating 3 days of processing time, before the usual bank delays.

mFortune Casino’s VIP system is invite only, so you’ll need to wager quite a bit before getting the call to join the VIP ranks. However, new players who deposit £500 or more on their first deposit will be instantly made VIPs, with up to £250 bonus credit as a thank-you.

Members can look forward to a welcome bonus, surprise rewards, a dedicated support team, unique promotions, special gifts, invites to events such as concerts and new game previews. This seems like a very good high roller service. Everyday site members can also earn loyalty points and spend them in a special shop, for bonus credit, fun days, prizes and merchandise. A very well-rounded system!

mFortune Casino has a lot of strong points, with the main one probably being that it feels different to other casino sites. You get dual membership with the mFortune bingo site, too. While the game selection is hugely limited, it is original and well worth visiting if you’re sick of the usual offerings. The mobile setup is a little strange, but it’s good if you take to the games. Very low wagering requirements seal the deal here.