Neptune Play casino searches: a tour of the BetNeptune lobby instead

First, whose casino this is

Everything below is BetNeptune's casino at www.betneptune.com. Neptune Play's games, if you played there, were a separate product run by AG Communications Limited, and we have no information about them beyond the register:

How the lobby is organised

The casino opens from the "Casino" tab. Across the top runs a strip of filters, each with a live count, plus a provider picker and a search box that finds both games and studios. Here is how the counters stood on our visit:

The descriptions in the last column are our reading of each filter, not the operator's labels. Live dealer games have their own page on this site: see BetNeptune live casino.

Slots

Roughly seven in ten lobby titles are slots. You will find Megaways games, jackpot reels, familiar UK favourites and a rolling stream of releases under "New". Some of the titles we spotted, picked for recognition rather than as recommendations:

• Book of Dead
• Starburst
• Big Bass Bonanza
• Fluffy Favourites
• Gonzo's Quest Megaways
• Immortal Romance
• 9 Pots of Gold
• Rainbow Riches
• Thunderstruck II
• Reel King Mega
• Fishin' Frenzy Megaways
• Dynamite Riches Megaways

We give no return-to-player percentages. The lobby tiles do not show them and we will not guess; each game's own help screen does.

Studios in the lobby

The lobby’s provider filter includes the following studios, alongside many others:

• 1x2 Gaming
• Big Time Gaming
• Blueprint Gaming
• ELK Studios
• Evolution
• Eyecon
• Games Global
• Hacksaw Gaming
• Inspired Gaming
• Iron Dog Studio
• Light & Wonder
• Microgaming
• NetEnt
• NextGen Gaming
• Nolimit City
• Play'n GO
• Playtech
• Pragmatic Play
• Quickspin
• Red Tiger
• Skywind
• Spinomenal
• Thunderkick
• Wazdan

By title count, the biggest catalogues in the feed belonged to Hacksaw Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Spinomenal, Playtech and Red Tiger. NetEnt was represented by its core titles rather than its whole range, and Play'n GO by only a few games. If one studio matters to you, run its name through the provider filter before you register.

Jackpots

Two hundred and fifty-four games sat under "Jackpots" at our check, both fixed and progressive. The operator's terms pay progressive jackpot wins in full, outside the normal weekly and monthly withdrawal caps; the payments page covers those caps.

RNG table games

The "Casino" filter gathers software versions of roulette, blackjack, baccarat and poker-style games. It is much smaller than the live section. Remember the bonus weighting if you play these with bonus money: table games count 10% towards wagering and video poker 5%, against 100% for slots.

No bingo section

Despite what a few listings say, BetNeptune runs no bingo product. There is no bingo tab or room, and its bingo web address redirects to the home page. The bingo-themed instant games in the slots lobby are single-player games, not bingo rooms.

Rewards programme

Every account joins a rewards scheme automatically, with missions, levels and badges, and points to spend in a rewards store on free spins, deposit bonuses or cashback. The operator explains how it works but not what points are worth, and store items carry wagering and conversion limits of their own.

The casino welcome package

New casino customers are offered a package, but it is on hold here while the operator's terms disagree; see operator terms and our free spins page.

Our view

It is a wide, conventional lobby built on a shared platform: plenty of reels from well-known UK-facing studios, a healthy jackpot shelf, demo play on most reels and a live section bigger than its RNG tables. It has no house style of its own and does not try to. For slots players that is fine. The official lobby is at www.betneptune.com, and our review weighs the casino against the rest of the site.