SlotStars Casino Review 2026

SlotStars' massive game library would be a pain to go through without its solid search tool, which lets you filter games by provider, category, star rating, or bet size. It's pretty much a must-have feature here, since the lobby itself feels a bit randomly put together.

For online slots, games are grouped into categories like trending, popular picks, new releases, and bonus buy titles. If a game has a jackpot, the current top prize is shown right on the game tile, which is a nice touch.

Even so, my experience with the game selection wasn't much different from other SkillOnNet casinos. Browsing through the games can feel a bit frustrating, mainly because the organization could be clearer. Then again, some players might actually enjoy that randomness. You never really know when you'll come across a hidden gem or a slot that probably should've stayed buried.

Despite the messy layout, I have to admit that SlotStars offers a really strong selection of slots. Table games are limited to just a handful, which doesn't bother me personally, but some players might find that disappointing. I counted close to 50 crash games in the lineup, including popular titles like FlyX, Aviator, Maverick, and Big Bass Crash. In this category, the casino really stands out compared to most others, which usually offer fewer than 30 crash games.

But what I really like about SkillOnNet casinos like SlotStars is the Hot/Cold page, where you can check hot and cold game stats. At any time, you can see which games have paid out more than they've taken in over the past few hours, and which ones are "cold", meaning they've paid out less compared to what players have wagered. I've often used this opportunity to check whether my favourite games are listed in hot or cold, but, of course, in reality, this data matters very little for a single gameplay session.

Game Information

^{The number of games is an approximation at the time of writing the review. The numbers may change as new providers are added and new games are introduced.}

In the live casino section, you'll find around 300 games, but unfortunately, only a couple of dozen of them are live game shows. The rest are mostly traditional blackjack, roulette, or baccarat. I was honestly a bit surprised there weren't more game shows, especially since SlotStars works with multiple live game providers.

I don't have a whole lot to say about the live casino selection. It's fairly standard, but I'd definitely like to see more game shows and just more live casino action overall. As it stands, the offering feels a bit limited.

For comparison, Stupid Casino features over 1,100 live games, which is one of the largest selections I've come across. SlotStars doesn't need to go that far, but what this shows is that a much bigger lineup is possible.

Live Game Information

^{The number of games is an approximation at the time of writing the review. The numbers may change as new providers are added and new games are introduced.}

SlotStars offers a downloadable version of its casino for mobile phones and tablets on both Google Play and the App Store. However, I couldn't find the app on the App Store during testing. The Google Play link worked fine, though, and I was able to download an app called Slot Stars Online Casino Games on my Android phone.

At the time of writing, the Android app has just over 300 reviews and a 3.6-star rating, which isn't particularly impressive. On the other hand, I noticed it was recently updated, so the casino does seem to keep it maintained and up to date.

Most of the written reviews highlighted in the app store focus on game payout concerns rather than technical performance. In my experience, the app worked without any major issues, but I still ended up uninstalling it since I didn't see much difference compared to playing through a browser.

SlotStars offers a pretty standard range of deposit methods, from bank cards to e-wallets. The minimum deposit is C$10 across all options. As far as I can tell, the welcome bonus can be claimed with any payment method, so it doesn't really matter which one you choose.

Depositing is super simple: After logging in, just click or tap on the 'Deposit' button at the top of the site. This leads you to the cashier, where you can select the desired method and enter the amount you want to fund your account with. Should you ever need to check the deposit history, it can be found under the 'Transaction History' tab, along with processed withdrawals and bonus history.

I was a bit surprised that the casino doesn't support cryptocurrencies at all, especially since many other international sites do, like 10bet Casino, Wolfy Casino, and King Billy. Then again, this might be a deliberate choice to avoid having to limit payment options too much across different regions.

Note that the minimum withdrawal limit is C$20, but at least the casino doesn't charge processing fees.

The average withdrawal time at SlotStars is approximately 0-2 working days, though most payouts arrive to you on the same day. SlotStars uses a 'Fast Cashout' system that aims to process all withdrawals within mere hours.

The slowest options here are wire transfers and cards, which can take up to a week to complete a withdrawal. This means the eWallets are your best bet for fast payouts.

When you want to withdraw money from the casino, open the main site menu to access the cashier, or tap the big 'Deposit' button that takes you to the cashier as well. Under the 'Withdraw' tab, you can see all the payout methods available to you. The most you can withdraw per day is C$5,000.

Important info for Mastercard users: while SlotStars lists MC as a withdrawal method, it's not always possible to use this card for payouts due to bank restrictions.

• Visa: 2-5 working days
• Mastercard: 2-5 working days
• MuchBetter: 0-1 working days
• Payz: 0-1 working days
• PaysafeCard: 0-1 working days
• Interac: 0-1 working days
• Wire transfer: 3-7 working days

SlotStars' customer support is available via email and live chat. In the chat, you'll be interacting with an AI bot. In my case, it was named Marcus. When I reached out, Marcus first checked my account details and then asked what I wanted help with.

My first impression wasn't great. I tried asking Marcus what hours real humans would be available on live chat, but even after repeating the question a couple of times, it didn't seem smart enough to understand what I was asking, even though I made sure the question was clearly worded. It didn't even give me the option to ask for a real agent; all I could do was either ask it again or check the FAQ.

So yeah, I wouldn't say I enjoyed testing the live chat. I've had my fair share of bad customer service, and even though my experience with SlotStars' support wasn't the worst, it's still very far from the times I could contact live chat and get answers to my questions within minutes.

You can still contact support via email, too (support@slotstars.com), but email support is usually quite slow.

• Email support: ✅
• Live support: ✅
• Phone support: ❌

When you register at SlotStars, you fill out a form asking for your address, phone number, email, and date of birth. Make sure these are correct, because sooner or later you'll need to prove they're accurate.

SlotStars doesn't require KYC verification before your first deposit, but since the casino can request it at pretty much any time, it's a good idea to verify your account on day one. That way, withdrawals won't get held up waiting for ID checks.

The place to upload your KYC documents is under your user icon once you're logged in, then select the ‘Upload Documents' link.

Unfortunately, SlotStars makes this a bit annoying because it doesn't always allow players to upload documents freely. For example, when I tried to upload the documents, the page said that ID verification wasn't required at the moment.

So, if you want to proactively verify your account, you'll need to contact customer support.

Even though I can't praise SlotStars' customer service or the KYC process, at least they're offering excellent tools for responsible gambling.

By clicking your account icon and going to the 'Settings' tab, you can find the following options:

• Set game status reminder
• Set deposit limits
• Freeze your account between 1 day and 1 month
• Close your account permanently

If you ever feel like you're gambling more than you can afford, please see our Responsible Gaming article for help and resources.

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SlotStars is owned and operated by Fair Sky Slots Bets Ltd. The site uses the SkillOnNet casino platform.

Yes, SlotStars is a legit casino with multiple gambling licences, including MGA and UKGC.

SlotStars aims to process all withdrawal requests within a few hours. After that, the payout time depends on which method you chose. At the moment, Interac, PaysafeCard, Payz, and MuchBetter offer the fastest withdrawal times, usually during the same day.