The pokies selection at EuroBets is decent, but I found a few gaps in their game library. When browsing through their collection, I spotted the full Demi Gods series from Spinomenal, which many players love, along with Fortune 8 and Golden Wolf Mega Reel from Genii. The variety isn’t huge though – with only six software providers (Rival Gaming, Saucify, Spinomenal, Tom Horn Gaming, Genii, and Vivo Gaming), I felt like I was missing out on some titles I usually enjoy playing.
I spent time testing games on both desktop and mobile, and was happy to find the pokies performed well across devices. The mobile experience was surprisingly good – I could easily jump into games without dealing with annoying loading times. The video poker options were solid too, giving a bit more variety beyond just spinning the reels. What did strike me as odd was the 97% average payout rate listed, but no published RTP figures for individual games. I like knowing my chances when picking which pokie to play.
The biggest letdown was the lack of live dealer games. For players who enjoy that authentic casino feeling, this is a significant gap. Table game fans might also feel a bit short-changed – while there are options available, they’re not clearly organized or easy to find. That said, the quality of what’s there is decent enough. The Spinomenal and Genii pokies I played were entertaining with good graphics and bonus features. Just don’t expect the massive library you might find at bigger casinos – EuroBets offers a smaller but functional selection that will keep most pokie players happy enough.