I've been a player at Paddy Power Games for a few years now, starting on their sportsbook initially before spending a fair chunk of my hard-earned dosh on the IGT slots there! During that time, I have watched them expand the slot games to a very decent level. They have added a download casino using Playtech software which is also very good but doesn't have the IGT slots that you see in the Games section of Paddy Power's website.

You can't fault Paddy Power for service and payouts - very decent on both fronts. They are UK Whitelisted and regulated in Alderney too which is the strictest jurisdiction out there. Basically - you are in very safe hands. Deposit limits can be set in the My Account section very easily and follow the guidelines set out (unlike Victor Chandler's Spin Room!).

As far as the slots games go then it's one of the best places for land-based games from IGT - along with Virgin Casino and Sky Vegas Casino where I also dabble. The slots section is growing quite fast which can have the side-effect of making it hard to locate a specific slot but Paddy have added a dropdown menu which speends things up. The Pharaohs Fortune slot for example is very popular but hard to find unless you use the dropdown box.

The picks of the bunch are games like the aforementioned Pharaohs Fortune, Cleopatra, Cleopatra 2 (or as Paddy Power once described Cleopatra 2 in one of their excellent promo banners, "The most fun you can have with a dead chick"!), Wolf Run and Wild Wolf (the same game basically but with 50 paylines) and UK favourites like Rainbow Riches. I'd like to see them add some Novoline slots like Book Of Ra Deluxe and the popular Reel King at some stage but as of yet we are still waiting. They are also missing the Aristocrat slots that Bet365 Games has but that probably doesn't matter so much to UK punters.

Overall? Paddy Power Games is one of the better online casinos and has an easy to follow to website, quick registration, slot games that can be played in a browser and fast cashouts.

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