A Site Aimed More at the Slots Player – Read our Britain’s Got Talent Games Review

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Lovers of Britain’s Got Talent, the TV show broadcast on Saturday nights are bound to want to visit a new gaming site that bears the same name. As a result of a pretty lucrative agreement with Fremantle Media, Gaming Realms has launched a great new games site that includes a bespoke version of its Slingo game along with a range of casino games and slots. Anyone looking for a game or two of bingo, however, is going to find this new site falls very short of the mark.

Britain’s Got Talent Games and regulation

Britain’s Got Talent is a trademark owned by FremantleMedia Limited and Simco Limited and is licensed by FremantleMedia UK. The website bgtgames.com is classed as whitelabel and is a site for whom Bear Group Limited provide white label services. In other words Bear Group host the site for another company. Bear Group Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of Gaming Realms Plc, which is registered in Alderney. As such it is licensed and regulated by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. Gambling services based in Great Britain and provided for British customers are licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission.

Britain’s Got Talent branding may draw players in but what about promotions and bonuses?

It may be just because Britain’s Got Talent Games is still very much in its infancy stage, but at the time of writing this review there was only one promotion running. This is the first time we’ve ever encountered such a lack of promotions and bonuses and quite frankly it took us by surprise. The one and only bonus available at this time is the 100% Welcome bonus that’s awarded to new players. You must be over 18 and a resident of the UK in order to redeem the promotion and it requires a minimum deposit of £10 by debit card or by ‘Pay by Mobile’. The maximum amount you can receive from this promotion is £100. Even if you deposit £200, your bonus will only be £100. This bonus is subject to wagering requirements of forty times on slots, thirty times on Slingo and four times on Boom.

Perhaps we should make mention of the BGT VIP program, as it might just be enough to keep many of you interested. There are two levels in the BGT VIP Scheme – VIP and Platinum VIP. How much you deposit and wager each week will determine which level you fit into. As soon as you reach VIP status you’ll be informed, but a special invitation is required to become a Platinum VIP. There are plenty of benefits to becoming a VIP customer including 10% cashback, priority withdrawals, VIP promotions, a personal account manager, hospitality and VIP events, birthday gifts and a VIP welcome bonus.

A good selection of side games but nothing for bingo lovers apart from Slingo

Slingo is Gaming Realms’ own game. For those who have never encountered it before it’s a mix of 75 ball bingo with a slot machine. It’s actually been around since 1995, and for most of its history it was a play-for-fun game only. All the excitement of spinning reels together with marking off numbers on a card. Played using a 5×5 grid that looks like a 75 ball bingo card. The idea of the game is to match numbers from the spinning reels with numbers from the grid. Each game has a maximum number of spins, usually 20, and often the first 10 spins are free. BGT Games offers a number of different Slingo games such as Slingo X Factor, Slingo Reel Riches, Deal or No Deal Slingo and Slingo Britain’s Got Talent. Each is slightly different in the way it is played and each has its own set of rules. Apart from Slingo there are a number of other games you can choose from, but not unfortunately bingo.

BGT Games has a great range of slots and when you join you’re given 50 free plays. There are also casino games such as American Roulette, Aces and Eights, Aces and Faces, European Blackjack and Texas Hold’em Poker. Further variety is provided by a selection of instant win games, with some very interesting prizes. Merry 7×7, X Factor 7×7, X Factor Multiplier and a selection of other instant win games promise prizes of up to £150K. Britain’s Got Talent Games is available using a mobile device. There’s no BGT Games mobile app to download. Instead, it’s just a case of logging in using a mobile browser.

Banking options at Britain’s Got Talent Games

There are a number of different ways you can fund your account at BGT Games such as a debit card. Another possibility is via charge billed through a mobile phone operator. The minimum deposit amount is £10, while the minimum withdrawal amount is £10. However, it is possible to withdraw less but you will need to contact customer support to arrange it.

Customer support at BGT Games is available between 9am and 11pm

There’s not an awful lot of information available on the BGT Games website, which means you’re going to need to contact customer support from time to time. As with many other aspects of this site, the customer support is a little lacking. The main issue for us, is that it’s only available between the hours of 9am and 11pm. Which leaves rather a large gap in time when there is no one to help with any problems. The support team can be contacted by live chat, email, post or by calling the customer support telephone line. As we’re not really great fans of Britain’s Got Talent we weren’t at all impressed by the branding. And quite frankly, there wasn’t much to attract us in the first place. The website is striking with its red, white and blue, but apart from that there was really nothing that caught our eye. If you like playing Slingo then this site is worth a visit, but there’s very little else to attract anyone’s attention.

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