Prime Scratchcards Sister Sites

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Prime Scratchcards Sister Sites

The problem with compiling a list of Prime Scratchcards sister sites is that Prime Scratchcards is the only casino on the entire Skill On Net Limited platform that specialises in scratchcards. All we can do is showcase the other popular casinos on the network that also have scratchcard games to offer, so let’s begin with Swift Casino. Swift Casino does its best to be swift by both name and nature, with speedy (24-hour) withdrawals and fast loading times across the board. This is one of the better casinos on the platform to come to if welcome promotions matter to you, as it offers £50 as a matched deposit with only an x30 wagering requirement attached to it. That might still sound high but bear in mind that a lot of the Prime Scratchcards sister sites impose wagering requirements of x60. Swift Casino is not the prettiest casino on the network, but that’s not the point of it.

This casino will need very little by way of introduction if you’re one of the millions of people who tune in regularly to watch ITV’s “The Masked Singer” every time it’s on television. This is one of several licensed products among the Prime Scratchcards sister sites, but none of the other licensed casinos do as much with the intellectual property they’re connected to as this one does. Your favourite masked character from the TV show will make at least one appearance here. Skill On Net Limited could have coasted a little when putting this casino together by letting the brand do all the work, but instead, they’ve supplied it with more than two thousand games to choose from. That’s only around half of the entire Skill On Net Limited package, but it’s still more than enough to keep the majority of players satisfied. Like the old X-Factor and Britain’s Got Talent casinos, Masked Singer Games will probably stay online for as long as the TV show lasts.

You don’t need to have a qualification in ancient Finnish myths, legends and gods to understand the meaning behind “AHTI Games,” but it would help. “AHTI” – which isn’t usually capitalised, but the casino insists on it – is the Finnish god of water. He’s equivalent to Poseidon or Neptune from Roman and Greek mythology. It’s the face of Ahti you can see next to the AHTI Games logo, and the sea theme probably explains why this casino is blue from top to bottom. We feel like far more could have been done with such an interesting theme, but that scarcely matters when the casino is so densely packed with games. AHTI Games boasts on its homepage that there are more than four thousand games for players to pick from, which is the joint-highest number from across all the Prime Scratchcards sister sites. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, it doesn’t exist on the network.

Some of the Prime Scratchcards sister sites do a lot more with their themes than others. We’ve just talked about AHTI Games and its failure to capitalise on what could have been a unique theme, and Prime Slots is even more minimalist in its approach. We only know that this is an Irish-themed casino because there’s a lucky clover next to the Prime Slots logo at the top of the casino’s homepage. If we were to look to the rest of the website for a clue, we’d say it had no theme at all. We can cut Prime Slots a little slack because it’s one of the oldest Skill On Net Limited sites still in operation. It was launched as a twin site of Prime Casino, which was the first casino the operator launched after it opened in 2005. Prime Slots offers the oddly-specific number of one hundred and twenty-three free spins when players make their first deposit of at least £10.

Every casino network and operator would cut off an arm to have a site as popular as PlayOJO on its platform, but there can only be one, and Skill On Net Limited is the one. This is the top casino among the Prime Scratchcards sister sites and would also be the top casino on almost any other casino network available to players in the UK. The PlayOJO brand is a familiar one to millions of people thanks to years of advertisements on both television and radio. The distinctive “PlayOJO jingle” is almost as catchy as the McDonald’s “I’m Lovin’ It” commercials. Drawing customers through commercials would be a waste of time if PlayOJO couldn’t offer those customers an excellent experience, but it can and does. The biggest way that this casino sets itself out as different from any other casino Skill On Net Limited operates is in the terms and conditions of its bonuses and promotions, which are delivered free of any wagering requirements. This is a generous casino site, and that’s why it’s popular.

We feel like there’s almost nothing we could say about EU Casino without upsetting either 48% or 52% of you – or perhaps those percentages have changed in the years since 2016. Brexit jokes aside, it’s a little surprising to see that an iGaming site with a name like EU Casino is still both available to and popular with players in the UK. The European Union has been such a contentious issue in the United Kingdom for so many years that most people are sick to their back teeth of hearing about it, and yet here’s a casino site that both takes the EU’s name and dresses itself up in the organisation’s gold-and-blue colours. The only thing missing is a blue flag with gold stars on it. We find it hard to say how EU Casino maintains its popularity among the Prime Scratchcards sister sites, but perhaps it has something to do with the guarantee of same-day cashouts.

Red Kings was built using the same template as EU Casino. That’s not necessarily a good thing because the template is dated, and the casinos that were built using it look old and blocky. Still, the same template is the framework of more than a dozen Prime Scratchcards sister sites, and it doesn’t seem to hold them back. Sadly, the throwback look isn’t the only thing that’s wrong with Red Kings Casino. It withholds information on its homepage that the regulator suggests has to be listed there – namely, the wagering requirements attached to its welcome promotion. If Red Kings has a redeeming feature, it’s the presence of three thousand games in its iGaming portfolio. Most of those games are slots, and the sheer volume of them puts Red Kings in the top half of the Prime Scratchcards sister sites when it comes to depth.

Prime Scratchcards operator – Skill On Net Limited

When you have access to more than four thousand slots and casino games, you can set out your stall almost any way you like. That’s why Skill On Net Limited is able to offer casinos that specialise in – or, at least, appear to specialise in – slots, table games, roulette, cards, and scratchcards. The wily old operator has been around the block a few times since it opened its doors in 2005 and knows what attracts players to a new casino. That’s just as well because Skill On Net has more than fifty active casinos to worry about. Prime Casino was where the operator started, after which it added Prime Slots and then set off down a road that led it to the super-successful PlayOJO Casino. You’ll find Skill On Net Limited offices in the UK, Malta, and Cyprus, which is where its head office is located.

When we say that Skill On Net Limited has over fifty casinos “to worry about,” we don’t mean that it’s one hundred per cent responsible for all of them. Some of them were made on a turnkey basis and then handed over to the operator’s white-label partners, with Skill On Net keeping a hand in to offer technical and back-end support plus coverage via its operating licences. This hybrid business model would likely be enough to support everything Skill On Net needs it to support, but the company is also experimenting with making casino games via its Green Valley Games sub-division. We’re yet to see an unqualified success of a game from the studio, but we’re sure there’s one coming.

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Prime Scratchcards Welcome Bonuses

Most of the Prime Scratchcards sister sites offer free spins or matched funds as welcome bonuses, but Prime Scratchcards is nothing like any of its sister sites. It instead offers forty free scratchcards to all players who sign up and deposit as least £10. The scratchcards can only be redeemed on specific scratch games selected by the site, and winnings are capped at £5000. There are further terms and conditions attached, but they look like they’ve been copied and pasted from a Prime Scratchcards sister site because they talk about free spins and slots and make no sense in the context of scratchcards. It’s a bad oversight.

Other Promotions

Prime Scratchcards doesn’t have access to the same VIP reward program that most of the Prime Scratchcards sister sites offer, but that doesn’t really surprise us because the focus of this iGaming site is so different. Without a VIP program, though, the remaining promotions at the site lack substance. There are “daily picks,” which are small allocations of free cards or deposit bonuses available each day of the week, and also “surprise rewards.” The nature and frequency of these rewards are unknown. Prime Scratchcards also hosts regular tournaments, which the site lists as promotions.

Top Games at Prime Scratchcards

It won’t surprise you at all to know that the top games at Prime Scratchcards are all scratchcards. They’re the reason the site exists, and all the other games that it offers are a side serving. The issue with all the top games being scratchcards is that there isn’t much to pick between them. There’s only so much you can do with a scratchcard – even a digital one – and so they tend to work and pay out in similar ways. However, there are a few top games here that have connections to popular slots and casino games of other genres. If you love the long-running Age of the Gods series of slots from Playtech, for example, you might be interested to know that the official Age of the Gods scratch game is available at Prime Scratchcards. The classic Blood Queen slot is also represented by Blood Queen Scratch, and Cash Vault is available in scratch form, too. There are more than fifty scratch games available in total – a number that pales in comparison to the 4000+ slots that Prime Scratchcards lists.

Licensing and Customer Support

UK players at Prime Scratchcards are protected by UK Gambling Commission licence 39326, which the site holds through its parent company Skill On Net Limited. The operator has no issues or actions on record with the UK Gambling Commission, so the licence is free of fines or warnings. Contact and support options tend to be uniform across Prime Scratchcards sister sites – players can email support@primescratchcards.com or speak to someone on live chat between 6am and midnight.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Fast withdrawals are one of the features that Prime Scratchcards sets its stall by. So long as your account has been through the operator’s verification process and approved, you should receive your money the same day you ask for it in the majority of cases. Major UK debit cards are approved for both deposits and withdrawals, as are Trustly and most major e-wallets. If you use Skrill, PayPal or Neteller, you’ll find your wallet is supported.

Final Thoughts on Prime Scratchcards

There aren’t many iGaming sites out there that specialise in scratchcards, so that makes Prime Scratchcards stand out from the crowd. However, it doesn’t do a very good job of specialising in its chosen media. There are barely more than fifty scratchcards at the site, compared with more than four thousand slots. It’s really just another identikit Skill On Net slots site with a different focus, but if you like the Skill On Net style, you’ll like Prime Scratchcards, too.

Prime Scratchcards Player Reviews

Here are the thoughts of your fellow players about Prime Scratchcards. The reviews are all real, but we’ve paraphrased them to keep them brief.

★★★★★
Avoid this scam website, it tricks you into joining for free scratch cards, but then it makes you deposit money and jump through a load of hoops before you can withdraw anything. It’s impossible to do it. I want my money back, but they’re ignoring me. Claire, 13rd April 2022. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
I had a Wowcher code to join the site, which was supposed to get me two hundred free scratchcards, but they won’t honour it. That makes it a scam. Stay away from them; I’m sure they’ll end up getting shut down. James, January 20th 2022. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
This site is useless. I had a wowcher code, but they won’t accept it, and I’ve had no reply after trying to contact them for two days. Wowcher shouldn’t let rats like this use their site.Pierre, December 31st 2021. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
Prime Scratchcards is as dodgy as it gets. Don’t bother trying to use your wowcher code here; they just use it as an excuse to take your money. There are plenty of companies out there that don’t try to rob you. Charlotte, November 28th 2021. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
I won £900 playing here, and they’re not paying me, they say I abused the bonus by trying to withdraw. I’ve asked for proof, and they’ve given me none or even tried to explain. Stay away from this site. PB, April 17th 2018. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
Fake website. I won £67, and they kept turning down my ID documents, saying my address didn’t match when it did. Don’t waste money with them. Sharelle, August 4th 2017. Source – Trustpilot.