- OperatorSlotland Entertainment S.A.
- Established1998
- GamesOver 100 proprietary titles
- Withdrawal feesNone
Four game formats shape the Slotland Casino catalogue
Slotland Casino offers more than 100 games, all developed in-house as proprietary titles. The catalogue is organised around four main formats: video slots, video poker, keno and progressive jackpot games.
| Format | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Video slots | Reels with paylines, wilds, scatters, respins, free spins, multipliers and other features |
| Video poker | Poker-style gameplay, including access to the progressive jackpot on selected play |
| Keno | A number-based game format |
| Progressive jackpot games | Games connected to one sitewide progressive jackpot linked across 15 games |
The slot range has the widest selection of named titles and bet bands. Video poker and keno give you alternatives when you want a different pace, while the progressive jackpot adds a shared prize feature across connected games.
A note for Australian readers
Australia is included in the restricted countries list, so players in Australia cannot join. The game details here are provided as an explanation of the catalogue and its features.
Slot titles combine different paylines, stakes and bonus features
The video slot selection varies quite a bit from title to title. Some games use a smaller number of paylines and a compact bet range, while others offer more paylines or higher maximum stakes. Feature types include hold reels, scatters, wilds, free spins, multipliers and mystery wins.
| Game | Bet range | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Treasure Box | $0.50-$8 | 4 paylines, hold reels during respins, Treasury Bonus and a 1000x jackpot at max bet with 3 wilds on a winning payline |
| Four Leaf Fever | $0.15-$9 | 15 paylines, scatter wins and explosive wilds |
| Buffalo Wild Wins | $1-$25 | 10 paylines |
| Fire and Ice Titans | $0.15-$2.40 | Free spins with multipliers |
| Bank Bust | $0.25-$30 | 25 paylines, free spins and mystery wins |
| Close Encounters | $0.28-$7.00 | 14 paylines |
| Jacks or Better Progressive | $0.50-$10 | Video poker gameplay with access to the progressive jackpot |
| Castle of Horror | $0.65-$78 | 13 paylines, expanded wilds and colossal wilds |
There are plenty of other mechanics to explore. Zoomania has 40 paylines with free spins and doubled wins. Rise of Draco uses free spins with an increasing multiplier, while Neon Reels features wild, double wild and clone reels. Go for Gold has 50 paylines, free spins and expanded double wilds.
Qubes, Trip to Japan and Leprechaun Luck are also among the named titles. If you like a particular feature, start there rather than choosing only by the theme. A title with free spins may suit you more than one focused on paylines, but the stake still matters just as much.
Choose a slot by its mechanics
Compare the paylines, bet range and feature notes first. That makes it easier to find a title that fits the kind of play and stake you have in mind.
The progressive jackpot links 15 games to one sitewide prize
Slotland has one sitewide progressive jackpot connected across 15 games. Its historical average payout is approximately $170,000. That figure gives you useful context about previous jackpot results, but it is not a promise about a future payout or an individual session.
| Detail | How it works |
|---|---|
| Jackpot structure | One sitewide progressive jackpot linked across 15 games |
| Historical average payout | Approximately $170,000 |
| Video poker access | The jackpot can be triggered while playing video poker |
| Trigger system | RNG-controlled, with the same trigger probability as slots |
| Named connected title | Jacks or Better Progressive, with bets from $0.50 to $10 |
The video poker connection is a useful point if you prefer a format away from reels. The jackpot can trigger during video poker, and the trigger probability is RNG-controlled in the same way as it is for slots.
Use the jackpot figure as context
A historical average describes past payouts. It does not predict when a jackpot will trigger or what a future payout will be, so keep your chosen stake within the amount you are comfortable treating as entertainment spending.
Video poker and keno offer alternatives to reel play
Video poker and keno sit alongside the slot catalogue as two different ways to play. If paylines, wilds and reel features are not what you are looking for, these formats let you try something else within the same proprietary game range.
Video poker also has a direct connection to the progressive jackpot. That means the jackpot feature is not limited to video slots, although the trigger remains controlled by an RNG. Keno provides a number-based option for players who want a different type of game session.
- Pick video slots for paylines, wilds, scatters, respins and free-spin features.
- Pick video poker for a poker-style format with progressive jackpot access.
- Pick keno for a number-based game format.
- Compare the available stake before starting a title.
You can also move between formats instead of treating the catalogue as one large group. Decide whether you want reels, cards, numbers or jackpot-linked play first. Then look at the particular title and its features.
The 98% slot payback figure is not an individual result
Slot payback is 98%. This is a figure for the slot category, not a guarantee that a particular spin will return money or that one playing session will finish in profit.
That distinction is worth keeping in mind when comparing feature-heavy titles. Free spins, multipliers, wilds, mystery wins and jackpot symbols can make games more varied, but they do not remove the financial risk that comes with gambling.
All wagers are recorded, and game outcomes are saved server-side. The result of each play can therefore be treated as an individual game outcome rather than something you can predict from a previous win or loss.
Features do not guarantee a win
A free-spin round, multiplier or jackpot symbol can change the way a game plays, but none guarantees a return. Set your spending boundary before you begin and do not chase losses.
A simple way to choose a game and set your stake
The large catalogue becomes easier to handle when you separate the game choice from the amount you plan to spend. You do not need to select the title with the longest feature list. Start with the format, then compare the mechanics and stake.
- Choose the format
Start with video slots, video poker, keno or a progressive jackpot game. This narrows the catalogue before you compare individual titles.
- Set your personal stake
Use the stated bet range for the title as a guide, then select an amount that fits your entertainment budget.
- Match the mechanics to your preference
Look for paylines, wilds, scatters, respins, free spins, multipliers, mystery wins or jackpot access, depending on the type of play you prefer.
- Set a stopping point
Decide how much time and money you are prepared to use before starting. If you reach that boundary, stop rather than increasing the stake to recover a loss.
The games are optimised for desktop and mobile play, and the site loads directly through an internet browser on iOS and Android devices. That gives you a choice of device, while the format and stake remain the more important decisions.
If a Welcome Bonus, No Deposit Bonus or Promo Code is connected to your game activity, keep the promotion rules separate from the game mechanics. Promotional wagering terms can affect how winnings are used, so the title you choose and the offer conditions should be considered as two different parts of the decision.
For a longer break, a Cooling-Off Period is available for a minimum of 7 days, and Self-Exclusion is available for a minimum of 6 months. Credit card deposit limits can be set or adjusted through 24/7 customer support. Support is available in English through live chat and email.
Keep game choice and spending separate
Pick the format you enjoy, check the title's mechanics and decide your stake before play. A clear limit is more useful than chasing a feature or a jackpot figure.
Games: your questions
How many games does Slotland Casino offer?
The catalogue has over 100 games. All titles are proprietary and developed in-house by Slotland.
What types of games are available?
The range includes video slots, video poker, keno and progressive jackpot games.
How many games are linked to the progressive jackpot?
One sitewide progressive jackpot is linked across 15 games. Its historical average payout is approximately $170,000.
Can video poker trigger the progressive jackpot?
Yes. The progressive jackpot can be triggered while playing video poker, with the same RNG-controlled trigger probability as slots.
What is the slot payback figure?
Slot payback is 98%. This is a category figure, not a guarantee for an individual spin or playing session.
Which Slotland game has the highest stated maximum bet?
Castle of Horror has a stated bet range of $0.65-$78.
What features are available in the slot games?
The named slots include features such as paylines, wilds, scatters, respins, free spins, multipliers, mystery wins and hold reels.
Are the game outcomes recorded?
Yes. All wagers are recorded and game outcomes are saved server-side.
What play-break tools are available?
A Cooling-Off Period of at least 7 days and Self-Exclusion of at least 6 months are available. Credit card deposit limits can also be set or adjusted through 24/7 customer support.
