Yukon Gold Casino Sister Sites

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Yukon Gold Casino Sister Sites

Villento Casino is fairly typical of the Yukon Gold Casino sister sites when it comes to its appearance, which is to say that it’s ugly. None of the casinos on this platform are attractive to look at. They have very dated designs, they don’t list any slots or games on their homepages, and they generally look uninviting. We’ve looked high and wide to try to find out what “Villento” means, but it doesn’t seem to mean anything. If you put the term into Google, the top result you’ll get is this casino.

There’s a “red curtain” backdrop to the casino’s homepage, which is there to lend an element of prestige, but the thing that’s most likely to catch your eyes at Villento Casino is the welcome promotion. It could be worth £1000 in matched deposit bonus funds, split across five deposits. The catch? The wagering requirement attached to the promotion is a disgusting x200. The same wagering requirement applies to bonuses right across the Yukon Gold Casino sister sites family.

Luxury Casino is the best-known of the Apollo Entertainment Limited casinos – not that such a thing counts for much, as the operator’s casinos aren’t especially popular. It goes for a classier look than the other Yukon Gold Casino sister sites, with a spinning roulette wheel in the background designed to tempt players into joining. Unfortunately, the short, looping video is low-resolution and only serves to make the site look even shoddier than it already did. Things don’t get better from there.

Luxury Casino has the same dreadful welcome promotion as the rest of the sites on the Apollo Entertainment platform and doesn’t appear to have updated its collection of games for quite some time. Scroll down past the looping video to see the top games on the site, which include the official online slots game of Terminator 2 and Microgaming’s Immortal Romance. Both slots are more than ten years old. The overall number of games at Luxury Casino is given as “550+” which is also a little low by modern standards.

There’s a strong whiff of decay around all of the Yukon Gold Casino sister sites, but that whiff gets stronger at some casinos than it does at others. Some of the casinos on this platform look like they haven’t had any updates or maintenance for several years, but they’re still functional. Rich Reels appears to have given up the ghost – so much so that our browser gave us a security warning when we attempted to visit the site.

We can’t say that we’d feel especially happy with the prospect of playing at any of the Yukon Gold Casino sister sites because of their low quality and unfair bonus terms, but we have even bigger reservations about playing at Rich Reels in its current state. Apollo Entertainment Limited is occasionally in the habit of withdrawing its casino sites and redirecting the URLs to other casinos on its network. Looking at the broken state of Rich Reels, we wouldn’t be surprised to see this happen in the near future.

Quatro Casino is an iGaming site that’s in the middle of an identity crisis. You don’t need to be a languages expert to know that “quatro” means four, but what the number four has to do with the Viking mascot character who appears on the banner on the Quato Casino homepage is anybody’s guess. On the face of things, Quatro Casino offers a more reasonable welcome promotion than you’ll find at most Yukon Gold Casino sister sites.

The matched deposit bonus fund is only £100 rather than £1000, but it comes with seven hundred free spins. Look at the terms and conditions, though, and you’ll find that the x200 wagering requirement that applies to matched deposit bonus funds elsewhere applies to free spins winnings at Quatro Casino. There’s just no way you’ll ever see a penny from your winnings in real cash, so the entire promotion is pointless. A list of recent winners scrolls across the bottom of the screen at Quatro Casino, but all the cash values of their wins are listed in Euros or Canadian dollars rather than pounds.

We haven’t given much in the way of praise to any of the Yukon Gold Casino sister sites yet, so we’ll try to say something kind about UK Casino Club. On the homepage of this casino, you’ll find a 3D graphic of King Arthur and his lady Queen, Guinevere. There’s a copyright notice underneath it confirming it belongs to Microgaming, so we can’t go as far as saying that Apollo Entertainment had bespoke graphics made for the casino, but using King Arthur on a site called UK Casino Club is still more effort to match the theme than you’ll find at most Yukon Gold Casino sister sites.

There’s yet another variation of the operator’s welcome promotion up for grabs here; up to £700 in matched deposit bonuses. You’ll already have guessed what’s coming next, though – the money gets tied to an x200 wagering requirement, and so the promotion may as well not exist for all the good it does. UK Casino Club claims on its homepage to be one of the most prestigious online casinos in the UK. We respectfully disagree.

The signs of the zodiac could make an entertaining theme for an online casino. It seems like an obvious theme to use, but we can’t think of a single iGaming site that’s even done it. We include Zodiac Casino in that because, despite the casino’s name, it’s as bland and featureless as all the other Yukon Gold Casino sister sites. Rather than trying to impress potential new players with free spins or a massive welcome bonus, Zodiac Casino tries to tempt players in with eighty free spins on the Mega Moolah slots game by Microgaming, which is known to millions of players across the world as “The Millionaire Maker” because of its enormous progressive jackpot.

At the time we visited the casino, the jackpot stood at more than £6m. Bear in mind that the same old x200 wagering requirement still applies, so if a player won that jackpot with the free spins at Zodiac Casino, they’d have to wager £1.2bn to clear it. You could play for the rest of your life, and you’d never get anywhere near it.

Yukon Gold Casino operator – Apollo Entertainment Limited

Apollo Entertainment Limited doesn’t like to give information away. If you read our full review of Yukon Gold Casino a little further down this page, you’ll see that getting relevant information from the site is like getting blood from a stone. We could say the same about trying to find information about this operator on the internet. It’s been around since 2008, and it has nearly thirty online casinos available to players in the UK, but it doesn’t have a customer-facing website. Nor does it have a business-to-business website. Its web presence is close to zero, which is almost unprecedented for a casino operator of this size.

Like many notable casino network companies, Apollo Entertainment Limited is based on the island of Malta. That means it has a Malta Gaming Authority licence to go with its UK Gambling Commission licence, thus enabling it to offer its casinos in multiple territories. Some sources claim that the company makes £20m in revenue each year, which would make it a significant success, but those figures can’t be verified because the company doesn’t publish accounts (or anything else). While it’s common for casino operators with tens of sites to operate a “white label” casino model and build iGaming sites for other people, Apollo Entertainment doesn’t do that. Based on the average quality of the Yukon Gold Casino sister sites, it would probably have a tough time attracting paying customers for that service. It means that all the profits from each of the casinos go to Apollo Entertainment rather than having to be split with anyone else, though, so avoiding the white-label model has its advantages.

Yukon Gold Casino review

Yukon Gold Casino Welcome Bonuses

When new players join Yukon Gold Casino, they can claim 125 free spins for a minimum first deposit of £10. That sounds like quite a lot of spins for not a lot of money, so it may be tempting, but pay close attention to the small print. All 125 spins have to be played at 30p per spin, and anything won from them is subject to an x200 wagering requirement. For context, the average wagering requirement for bonuses at casino sites in the UK is x35. The requirement at Yukon Gold Casino is laughably disproportionate and means players have zero chance of ever being able to withdraw money from their free spins. The promotion is as good as worthless.

Other Promotions

If you open the “sign-up bonus” page of Yukon Gold Casino, you’ll see the site claim that every player who joins the site automatically becomes part of the “Casino Rewards Loyalty Program,” which is hailed as the best casino loyalty scheme on the internet. Apparently, players accumulate VIP points each time they play and can redeem them here or at any of the Yukon Gold sister sites. Unfortunately, the site doesn’t tell us what the points can be redeemed for. Free spins? Cash? Matched deposits? We have no idea, which leaves us doubting the whole “best loyalty scheme on the internet” thing.

Top Games at Yukon Gold Casino

One of the many unorthodox design choices Yukon Gold Casino has made is that it doesn’t feature any casino games on its homepage. Instead, we get a view of some hills (presumably in Canada’s Yukon Peninsula), a man in a green jacket who looks like he got lost on his way to the latest Grand Theft Auto video game, and a snarling rock monster. It’s all a bit bizarre. The casino doesn’t even tell us what slot or slots the free spins that come with the welcome promotion can be used on. We tried clicking on the “casino games” link, but all that gave us was a very long list of casino games and their associated RTP rates, listed in alphabetical order. With nowhere else to look, we’re forced to conclude that there aren’t any top games at Yukon Gold Casino.

Customer Support and Licensing

Yukon Gold Casino offers live chat on a 24/7 basis but also accepts emails to support@crhelpdesk.com with a 48-hour turnaround time for responses if you’re not in a hurry. Yukon Gold is covered by UK Gambling Commission licence 38620, which is held by Apollo Entertainment Limited. As of the time of writing, the operator has no fines, sanctions or other regulatory actions on file with the UKGC.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

We’re trying to think of something more reassuring to say here than “we wish we knew.” Yukon Gold Casino doesn’t have a payments page nor an FAQ. There are no payment provider logos stamped on the Yukon Gold Casino homepage to help us work out which methods the casino supports. We’ve read the casino’s full terms and conditions, and nowhere does it specify how long players might wait for withdrawals. It does, however, state that fees may apply in some circumstances, including currency conversion fees. Aside from that, players are in the dark.

Final Thoughts on Yukon Gold Casino

So, what are our final thoughts about a casino that has a confused theme, a terrible welcome promotion, no featured games, and no information about payment processing? Well, we like the fact that it has live chat customer support, but that’s about it. We’re lucky enough to live in an era where there are hundreds of great online casinos to play at. There’s no reason to play at this one.

Yukon Gold Casino Player Reviews

★★★★★
I used to be a diamond-level VIP player at this casino. I stopped playing for a while, so my status dropped down to platinum. That means I no longer have an account manager and don’t get any personalised bonuses. When I asked about this, they gave me a whole six free spins.Vicki, January 27th 2023. Source Trustpilot.

★★★★★
This casino doesn’t pay out. I asked for a withdrawal of £512, and it simply disappeared from pending status in my account. This is a ripoff site.Wayne, January 9th 2023. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
Yukon Gold is a scam site; it can’t be getting many customers. The last time I played here, the money in my account kept dropping even when I wasn’t spinning. I won’t be back here in the future.Zeus, January 1st 2023. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
The games at Yukon Gold Casino are so glitchy; it’s obvious they’re cheating you out of wins. I’ve had several withdrawals never make it to my account. Even the withdrawals that work take a week or two to show up. I’ve asked customer support to look into this numerous times, but they never respond to me.Chris, November 2nd 2022. Source – Trustpilot.

★★★★★
There is no customer support at this site. All I ever see is a message telling me that the support team is dealing with high volumes, so there’s nobody free to speak to me on chat. I won £4000 playing blackjack but was told I could only withdraw £2000 that day. I did that, but the other £2000 vanished when I did. Joe, October 24th 2022. Source Trustpilot.