Simba Games

Simba the Lion is a cuddly plush character, a bit like a football mascot. It is he who welcomes you to this well stocked casino (we know he’s a “he” from his extremely long mane).

Unfortunately, you don’t get to choose from a lion’s share of games here. Skill on Net’s licencing arrangements with just about all the big name gaming software providers around mean that most of the casinos in this family are very well-stocked. Unfortunately, Simba Games’ operators seem to have failed to take advantage of these, so the range of slots on offer is not up to the usual standard. Still, what’s here is of good quality, with NetEnt and Microgaming titles meaning that many of the most popular games are here.

The traditional side of the casino is a bit lacking too, with again, fewer options than you can usually expect from a Skill on Net powered casino.

You can make your payments using any of a number of convenient methods. These include Visa and MasterCard debit cards, PayPal and Paysafecard, plus over a dozen other options. The minimum deposit is £10 generally, but you will need to start with at least £20 to qualify for any of this casino’s introductory bonus offers.

Withdrawals are subject to this casino’s wagering requirements. These mean that you must spend at least 60 x the value of any bonus you are awarded before making a claim. Your cashed out funds will generally take around a week to reach your own nominated account.

Support here is available via e-mail only. There is no telephone service or live chat, although assistance is promised 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it sometimes doesn’t feel that way if you are waiting for a reply to an e-mail.

This casino is fully regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, so it can be regarded as safe to play for players based within the United Kingdom.

Simba Games cannot really be recommended by Busy Bee. Simba Slots would perhaps be a snappier and more appropriate name for this casino, but even here the range on offer is not up to the usual standard of a member of the Skill on Net family. Support is lacking too, and poor reviews of service and support are not hard to find online. In short, there are far better options available for players in the wider market. Indeed, there are far better Skill on Net titles if you do prefer this family of casinos.