Paddy Power Casino review

Our Paddy Power Casino review looks at the casino side of a well-known UK and Irish betting brand. Paddy Power has offered online casino games since 2000. Today, the site covers slots, jackpots, table games, live casino and instant wins.

The brand belongs to Flutter Entertainment, which also owns Betfair. Several Flutter companies hold Paddy Power’s UK licences, including PPB Entertainment Ltd and PPB Games Ltd for casino games. You can check accounts 39426 and 39411 on the Gambling Commission public register.

On our offers page, this brand appears as Paddy Power Live Casino. That is because the current welcome deal is for live roulette. In this Paddy Power Casino review, we cover the whole casino, not just the live tables.

New customers in the UK and Ireland can get 50 free Golden Chips for Live Roulette. First, opt in. Then deposit and wager £10 to unlock the chips.

Each Golden Chip is worth 10p, so the bundle is worth £5 in total. The steps are simple, and the offer suits players who already enjoy live roulette. However, it is a small reward compared with many slot welcome deals.

The short terms don’t say how long the chips last or whether winnings carry wagering. So read the full T&Cs before you opt in. New to roulette? Our glossary of betting and gambling terms explains the common bets.

Overall, our Paddy Power Casino review rates this offer as clear but modest. Treat it as a small extra rather than a reason to sign up.

Paddy Power says it has more than 1,000 games, and independent reviews count over 1,200 on desktop. Slots make up most of the range. Providers include Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Nolimit City, Inspired, Evolution and ELK, among others.

The exclusives are a big draw. For example, Paddy Power has its own branded slots, such as Paddy’s Mansion Heist. There are also more than 60 jackpot slots, many linked to the Jackpot King network. In addition, the free Wonder Wheel gives players a daily chance at spins.

Regular slot players can also join Paddy’s Rewards Club, which gives free spins for weekly play. That said, rewards like this should never push you to play more than you planned. So treat the club as a small bonus on top of your normal play.

The live casino is a real strength. It has more than 100 tables from Evolution, Playtech and Pragmatic Play Live. You will find Paddy Power-branded blackjack and roulette, plus game shows.

Some tables are even streamed from big Las Vegas venues, which adds a bit of atmosphere. To practise first, try our free online casino games.

Paddy Power offers one of the widest payment ranges among UK casinos. Options include:

• Visa and Mastercard debit cards
• PayPal, Skrill and Neteller
• Apple Pay
• Bank transfer and Rapid Transfer
• Paysafecard and MuchBetter

Minimum deposits vary by method. Withdrawals to a Visa debit card can arrive in as little as two hours. However, Paddy Power advises allowing up to five working days, so payouts are not always instant.

As at every UK casino, you must verify your identity before your first withdrawal. We did not see any withdrawal fees mentioned. For a simple guide to cashing out, see our online casino basics page.

Overall, banking is a highlight of this Paddy Power Casino review. Few UK casinos match this mix of cards, e-wallets and bank options. As a result, most players can use the method they already know.

Paddy Power has apps for iPhone and Android. The iOS app scores about 4.4 stars from thousands of reviews, which is a good result. By contrast, the Android app sits at around 3.3, with users mentioning glitches and slow loading.

Independent reviewers also found fewer games in the app than on desktop. So if a favourite slot is missing, try the mobile browser instead. The browser version also avoids taking up storage space on your phone. For this Paddy Power Casino review, we scored mobile play as good but not great.

The mobile site itself works well, and it gives you the full game range. Meanwhile, the apps also connect to the Paddy Power sportsbook, which is handy if you bet on sport too.

Paddy Power has a strong set of safer gambling tools. You can set deposit and loss limits, use reality checks and take a break. You can also self-exclude, and a profit and loss tool shows how much you have spent. Links to GAMSTOP, GamCare and BeGambleAware sit in the footer.

Support runs through the help centre and live chat, which is available 24/7. A chatbot answers first, but it can pass you to a human agent. You can also message the AskPaddyPower team on X, formerly Twitter. In addition, the help centre answers common questions about accounts, payments and bonuses.

Gambling is for over-18s only. If it stops being fun, use the tools above or call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133.