Next up, have a
look at the sites' free offerings and bonuses etc. Most sites
have an introductory bonus in some form, so it's simply a matter
of checking out the most lucrative ones once you've decided you
do like the creativity of their games. One of the UK's
fastest-growing online slots games providers, for example, will
top your account up to £30 once you've deposited just £10.
The same site also lets you play for just a penny a time if
you're really doing it more for the fun of playing than anything
else – but you still want some actual cash at stake. So this is
another choice criterion; how little can you play slots for if
you're just in it for a little fun?
Some sites now
have a big presence on Facebook where players play free slots
only. The same site referenced above, Jackpotjoy, for example –
has now seen over 8 million people playing its
free slots on Facebook,
entering tournaments, communicating with new friends and
generally having a ball – all without any real cash involved
whatsoever.
So this is, perhaps, the single main criteria; are the games fun
in their own right? Another way of looking at the same question
is to ask yourself whether you' play the games anyway, if there
was no cash involved whatsoever.
Award-winning websites can also be a big clue. Any site which
has won an award for the creativity of its slots is worth
checking out.
And finally, ask around; there's no real substitute for third
party recommendation from friends with no axe to grind. But
having fun is the bottom line here. |