Patrick Spins Games

Three evenings and a stopwatch got me through the full catalogue at this site, clicking category tabs, timing load speeds on a mid-range phone, and noting which titles paid out during testing sessions. Patrick Spins games span slots, live dealer tables, jackpots, and a run of quick-fire crash titles. You filter the lobby by provider rather than by title name, which saves time once you know what you're after.

The lobby loaded in under two seconds on a laptop and a three-year-old Android phone. Neither needed a separate app. The table below sums up what I found once I broke the catalogue down by the numbers that matter.

Game Library

Between slots, table variants and live dealer rooms, Patrick Spins casino games add up to more than 2,500 titles, based on what I counted during testing. Providers range from household names like Pragmatic Play to smaller studios such as Hacksaw Gaming. I didn't recognise every title on the list, which is rare for a UK slots site in 2024.

I filtered by provider, RTP band and category, and found a specific Play'n GO title in under ten seconds instead of scrolling through pages of thumbnails.

Game Categories

Patrick Spins splits its games into slots, live casino, table games, jackpots, crash games, game shows and scratch cards. Each category pulls titles from a different cluster of providers, so the crash games section looks nothing like the jackpot shelf.

The table below lists what I found in each category during testing.

Popular Slots

I found Patrick Spins slots leaning toward the same high-street names you'd already trust, plus a few overlooked picks worth flagging. I tracked six titles across about forty spins each at £0.20 a stake, and none ran cold for more than fifteen rounds in a row.

RTP figures below come from the providers' own certification documents, not from my spin count. Forty rounds tells you nothing meaningful about long-term returns.

Live Casino

Live dealer tables run through Evolution Gaming's studios, with Pragmatic Play covering a second batch of rooms. Stream quality held steady on a 30Mbps home connection, though the video dropped to a lower bitrate twice during one Tuesday evening session, a hiccup I'd put down to studio load rather than my connection.

Blackjack, European roulette and a handful of game shows like Monopoly Live make up the bulk of the live catalogue. Bet limits started at £1 on most tables, which suits smaller bankrolls better than some VIP-only rooms I've tested elsewhere.

Software Providers

Patrick Spins works with more than 35 software providers, which puts it ahead of several UK competitors I've reviewed this year. Pragmatic Play and Evolution Gaming supply the bulk of the volume, but Play'n GO, NetEnt, Microgaming and Playtech all have a real presence rather than a token handful of titles.

1. Pragmatic Play
2. Evolution Gaming
3. Play'n GO
4. NetEnt
5. Microgaming
6. Playtech

Mobile Gameplay

Patrick Spins has no app for iOS or Android. Every session runs through the mobile browser instead. Playing Patrick Spins slots online through Chrome on Android and Safari on an iPhone 13 worked without a single title refusing to load.

I found touch controls responsive on the live dealer tables too, though typing a chat message to the dealer got fiddly on the smaller screen.

RNG Fairness

Patrick Spins online slots and table games run on RNG software. The testing labs each provider already uses for certification check that software on a regular basis. Live dealer games skip RNG and use physical cards, wheels and dealers streamed from studio floors.

I didn't find a published third-party audit report on the site itself. Check the provider certification pages yourself if that matters to you before depositing.

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