Kingsman Casino Review

Kingsman Casino is an interesting looking online casino. It is interesting in the sense that design and layout of this nature hasn't been seen in some years. That is probably because Kingsman Casino was last relevant round about 2012, the same year when it was launched. The site clearly hasn't been updated majorly since then and probably hasn't attracted any players of note since then either. This can be evidenced by looking at the accompanying Twitter account which hasn't had a casino-related update since May 2016. Given that this account only has 200 followers it is safe to assume that Kingsman Casino isn't exactly the most active of online casinos.

Nevertheless, there is supposedly over 300 games that can be played here and judging by the icons are visible across the top menu, mobile games seem to be a primary feature of the site. That being said, there are other aspects of this site which suggest that its best days are behind it – that is assuming it ever had any best days. Check out the news section of the site for example and the last update was made back in March of 2017. Since then, Kingsman Casino seems to have been left to go to seed.

All About Kingsman Casino

Kingsman Casino is a casino that is operated by ProgressPlay Ltd. They’re a company who are based in Malta – in Valletta to be precise – and hold a gaming licence issued by the Malta Gaming Authority. They are also licensed by the UK Gambling Commission. 99% of the sites that ProgressPlay operate look atrocious and Kingsman Casino is no exception. It is a mystery how this operator manages to turn any sort of profit given how dated their sites consistently look. There is absolutely nothing about Kingsman Casino that might entice a prospective player into wanting to sign up here. On its About page you’ll read the same spiel as you will read at all the About pages on all of the sites operated by ProgressPlay.

These include the fact that the site is committed to promoting responsible gaming and that the latest 128-bit SSL encryption is used to keep customer details secure. There is customer support available 24 hours a day which simply means that there is a contact submission form on the website where you can get in touch. If you click on the link to the Google Plus page that is listed on the About page will be taken to a dead page and if you click on the link to the Facebook page you will find another dead page, one that was last updated in 2016 and which has just 30 likes.

Which Currency?

At all of the sites that ProgressPlay operate there is always a very wide range of deposit options. This is partly because the site is marketed not only at British players, but also at German and Swedish players and in fact it accept deposits in pounds, euros, dollars and Swedish krona. You can deposit funds using credit or debit card such as Visa, Mastercard and Maestro. Other options are Paybyphone which is available to UK players only and allows them to deposit between £10 and £30 a day. Then you have a wallets such as Neteller, Skrill and a few other regional options such as Giropay, Paysafecard and Trustly.

As for withdrawals, there are no less than the pages on the site dedicated to withdrawals, one entitled Withdraw, one called Withdrawal Methods, and another called Withdrawal Policy. Suffice to say this is overkill. What is worth noting is that withdrawal requests take 3 business days to clear plus another business day on top of that plus another 6 business days on top of that in the case of credit and debit card. The long and short of it is that if you want to withdraw funds onto your card you're going to have to wait at least two weeks before you see your cash. This isn't good enough.

Small Scale Bonuses

There is a range of promotions to be had at Kingsman Casino although when you go to the promotions page you’ll find that these are all displayed in extremely small thumbnail images with text that is very difficult to make out – and this is just on desktop; imagine what it is like on mobile. The casino bonus available at the site comprises a 100% first deposit bonus worth up to €200. There's also some gibberish text regarding the welcome bonus which makes no sense at all but, it does appear that there are additional reload bonuses of 7 in total worth up to €3,200. This bonus cash comes with a 50 times wagering requirement before it can be withdrawn.

The remaining promotions in place at Kingsman Casino include such things as free spins on featured games, an obligatory Monday Madness promotion, 30% cashback on live games at the weekend, 25% cashback on weekend roulette, happy hour and a game of the day. The same promotions are in place at all of the sites that ProgressPlay operates and have been for years. If this site is still in existence 5 years from now you can bank on it still having the same generic promotions. The text on the promotions page is extremely grim including such nonsensical sentences as “Our promotions raise metabolism and make you feel better”. Like the rest of the text on the site, this is all complete gobbledygook.

It’s Only Words…

Head to the casino games page and again all you'll find is a huge wall of text which says absolutely nothing of interest. Online casinos aren’t known for being the most erudite and lucid of places and it is well known that the text that appears on these sites is there solely for search engine optimisation purposes. Nevertheless, the text on Kingsman Casino is particularly bad and makes absolutely no sense at all. As for the games themselves, these are also poor in most cases save for a few notable exceptions. To access the games you'll need to hover your cursor over a dropdown menu which is of course fine on desktop but isn't going to work on mobile.

Like all ProgressPlay sites, you have a range of NetEnt slots which is a good thing and a bunch of other lesser-known games which is not a good thing. In terms of quantity, there’s enough games to be had here, but whether you would want to have to scroll through all the multiple pages and past all the horrific walls of text just to find a few game that take your fancy is debatable. Head to the mobile games section and you’ll find not surprisingly that there is a lot of slots to be played here plus a handful of table games.

Kingsman Casino Conclusion

Kingsman Casino is an awful casino that you should avoid at all costs. The site looks to be dead and it is a miracle that ProgressPlay haven't put it out of its misery yet and pulled the plug. There can't be more than a handful of players who actually use this casino as can be deduced by the list of recent winners on the homepage of the site which is made up almost entirely of a guy called Patrick. The social channels are dead, the whole place is dead, the text is absolute garbage and there is nothing appealing about this site whatsoever. Avoid.