PlayOJO review for UK players

Who runs PlayOJO

Skill on Net Ltd, a company registered in Malta, runs PlayOJO. It holds the Gambling Commission licence, and the public register shows that licence active. Every casino we list holds one. The site takes players from Great Britain only.

PlayOJO for high stakes players

Club OJO is open and light on structure. Join, make a first deposit and you are in. Play earns points through OJO Levels: the more you play, the more you collect. Above that sits a private invitation, which brings an A-list Manager who tailors special offers to you and sends gifts on your birthday. For how schemes like this compare, see casino VIP programmes.

Money back runs from 0.06-3% depending on the game, win or lose, credited to your OJOplus balance.

The live tables are open 24/7. Table limits run from £5 to £5,000, with a range of side bets. Studios include Evolution, Playtech Live and Ezugi, and the game shows include Crazy Time, Monopoly Live and Mega Ball. PlayOJO's exclusive live roulette is broadcast weekly on Channel 5.

The withdrawal limit that matters is PayPal's: £5,000 per transaction, with a £20 minimum. A larger cash-out takes more than one transaction.

Welcome offer and wagering

The welcome offer is 50 free spins. Make a first deposit of £10 or more and the spins land on Big Bass Bonanza at £0.10 each. Wagering is 0x across the spins, the deposit and the winnings. What you win is yours, with no limit on how much you can win. The spins expire after 24 hours, so claim them when you can play them. The offer is small for a big player. Treat it as a starting point, not a reason to deposit more. Offers built for size are on high roller bonuses.

Payments and withdrawals

PayPal pays almost instantly, from £20 up to £5,000 per transaction. Trustly pays within 24 hours with zero transaction fees. A wire transfer costs £10 under £500 and nothing above it. Google Pay takes deposits from £10 but cannot take a withdrawal, so keep a second method.

Verification: PlayOJO can ask for proof of age at any time. It accepts a passport, driving licence or official ID card, uploaded under Upload Documents in My Account. Upload before you request a large cash-out. An inactive account is charged £5 a month.

If a withdrawal goes wrong, write to Customer Support with your username, name, dates and times. A manager answers within 96 hours. For gambling transactions, eCogra then rules, and its ruling is binding.

Pros and cons

Pros:

• Welcome offer wagering of 0x
• Over 8,000 games, the casino's own claim
• Active Gambling Commission licence, deposit limits and self-exclusion, a complaints route to an outside body and identity checks
• Live chat, 24/7
• Apps on the App Store and Google Play

Cons:

• Club OJO is thin for a VIP: no tiers or points-to-cash rate to plan around (3 of 5 for VIP and loyalty)

Safer gambling tools

Set your limits first. PlayOJO offers deposit limits, time alerts, cooling-off periods, Reality Check reminders and self-exclusion. A deposit limit applies only to the account you set it on, so repeat it on any other account on the same licence. A self-exclusion from PlayOJO carries over to those accounts too. Gamstop blocks every site licensed in Great Britain at once, and nothing here is a way around it. If gambling stops being fun, the National Gambling Helpline covers England and Scotland and the NHS Wales Helpline covers Wales. You must be 18 to play.

Questions

If you think we are wrong

Email info@ukhighrollers.co.uk if a figure here is wrong or PlayOJO has changed a term. Our team reads PlayOJO's own page again, corrects this review and updates the date at the top. How we check facts is on how we rate.