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All Slots Casino New Zealand keeps everything in one place for Kiwi players – from pokies and blackjack to roulette and live dealer tables. In 2025 we’ve put extra work into payments: our cashier now supports Apple Pay and Google Pay alongside cards, vouchers and e-wallets, and independent NZ reviewers rate our payout processing at around one day with unlimited monthly withdrawals, though the minimum cash-out sits at $50. New players can start with a welcome package of three 100% match offers up to $500 each, plus 10 daily spins with a minimum $10 deposit.

All Slots Casino Games

Pokies sit at the centre of All Slots NZ. We offer hundreds of titles, from simple three-reel games to modern video pokies with bonus rounds, free spins and jackpot features. Most of our content comes from recognised studios such as Games Global, Pragmatic Play and other award-winning providers, which means the maths, graphics and sound are all professionally built and audited.

Alongside pokies, you will find blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker and video poker in both RNG (software-dealt) and live dealer formats. This gives you options for quick sessions on your phone or longer, more strategic play at a table with a real dealer on stream.

Popular online pokies:

Immortal Romance – Story-driven vampire pokie with multiple free-spin modes unlocked over time and strong replay value.
Starburst – Simple, low-complexity pokie with expanding wilds and frequent smaller wins, good for shorter sessions.
Avalon – Classic medieval-themed pokie with free spins and a familiar layout many long-time players recognise.
Mega Moolah – Progressive jackpot game linked across many sites, famous for very large prize pools.
9 Masks of Fire – Fast-paced pokie where mask symbols can trigger instant-pay features alongside free spins.
Thunderstruck II – Norse-themed video pokie with multiple bonus modes that unlock as you play.

Beyond these titles, our RNG table section includes several blackjack variants, European and French roulette, classic baccarat and a wide range of video poker games. For players who prefer more structure than pure spinning, these games provide clear rules and predictable odds.

Progressive jackpots and crash-style games add another layer. A portion of each bet in selected jackpot pokies feeds into shared prize pools that can reach six-figure amounts, while crash games ask you to cash out before the multiplier drops back to zero.

Pokies, Table Games and Live Dealers in One Lobby

On a typical session you might start with a few quick spins on a pokie such as Immortal Romance, then switch into a blackjack table to slow the pace. The idea is that you can change style without logging in and out of separate sections.

Our live-casino area streams roulette, blackjack and baccarat tables in real time from professional studios. Evolution and similar providers run these studios, with dealers trained to interact through chat and follow strict dealing procedures. That gives a feel close to a land-based casino, but you still control limits and time from your own device.

Crash games, game-show style titles and scheduled tournaments are aimed at players who like leaderboards and side objectives. Tournaments run daily and weekly with prize pools and ranking boards, while game shows mix wheel-spins, multipliers and bonus rounds into short sessions.

Funding and Withdrawal Options for NZ Players

For New Zealanders, using NZD is usually the easiest way to keep track of spending, so we support deposits and withdrawals directly in New Zealand dollars. You can also hold your account in other currencies such as USD, EUR or CAD if you prefer, but for most Kiwi players NZD avoids extra conversion steps.

Minimum deposit starts from about NZ$5 for many methods, and NZ$10 when you want to trigger the welcome bonus. Withdrawals are processed on business days, with a short pending period while our payments team completes checks and gives you the option to cancel the withdrawal if you change your mind. Typical payout times are around one to three days after approval, depending on your bank or wallet.

Common deposit and withdrawal methods:

Visa / Mastercard debit and credit cards
Bank transfer and instant banking services (including local online banking options)
E-wallets such as Skrill, Neteller and InstaDebit
Prepaid and voucher methods such as Paysafecard or Flexepin
Apple Pay and Google Pay for selected regions and banks

Method type	Typical deposit time	Typical withdrawal time	Usual minimum (NZD)	Possible fees
Visa / Mastercard	Instant	1–3 business days	5–10	Bank-side only
E-wallets (Skrill etc.)	Instant	Within 1–2 business days	5–10	Wallet fees may apply
Bank transfer	Up to 1 business day	2–5 business days	10–50	Bank fees likely
Vouchers (Paysafecard)	Instant	N/A for withdrawals	10	Purchase fee only

We do not currently accept cryptocurrencies, so deposits and withdrawals are handled through traditional money methods only. That keeps our KYC and anti-money-laundering controls in line with what regulators expect.

Withdrawal Times, Limits and Fees

When you request a withdrawal, the transaction goes into a pending state for roughly 24 hours. During this time you can reverse it back into your balance if you decide to keep playing. Once the pending period ends and checks are complete, the funds leave our cashier and travel through your chosen method.

Most regular payouts to cards and wallets arrive within one to three business days after approval. Bank transfers may take longer because of inter-bank processing rules, public holidays and weekend cut-offs. Very large withdrawals might need extra confirmation steps from our payments and risk teams, which can add some time.

For responsible-gaming and compliance reasons, there are limits to how much can be released in a short period. In some cases, where a win is more than five times your lifetime deposits, we may pay the balance in weekly chunks (for example, around NZ$5,000 a week) while keeping the rest ring-fenced in your account. Progressive jackpot wins are usually treated differently and paid according to the jackpot rules.

All Slots itself does not add extra cashier fees for standard transactions, but your bank, card issuer or wallet provider may charge their own processing or currency-exchange costs. We always recommend checking fee schedules for your payment provider before you start playing.

All Slots Review 2025

From our side, 2025 is a year of tightening game selection, local banking and mobile usability for NZ players. We still offer the familiar welcome bonus of up to NZ$1,500 over your first three deposits with 10 daily jackpot spins, but a lot of work has gone into responsible gaming tools, clearer terms and more New Zealand-focused help content.

The wider gambling landscape in Aotearoa is also changing. The Online Casino Gambling Bill, currently before Parliament, aims to introduce a licensing system that will allow up to 15 online casinos to operate under NZ licences from 2026 onward. We track this process closely and adapt our information and processes so Kiwi players understand exactly how offshore gambling fits into local law.

Key points about All Slots NZ in 2025:

Large library of certified pokies, table games and live dealers
NZD accounts, local-style banking options and clear payout rules
Welcome package up to NZ$1,500 + daily spins for new members
Active loyalty scheme with points on every real-money bet and extra perks at higher tiers
Strong focus on responsible-gaming limits, self-exclusion and links to NZ-relevant help services

Is All Slots Legal for New Zealand Players?

All Slots is operated for NZ players from offshore under licences issued by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission and the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. We do not run from within New Zealand, which is important because NZ law does not allow domestically based online casinos at this stage.

Under current rules, New Zealand residents may legally gamble online with offshore casinos, but offshore casinos may not advertise inside New Zealand, and the government is now moving toward a formal licensing regime. This means you can play with us from NZ, but you do so in an offshore environment that is supervised by our international regulators rather than by a New Zealand licence for now.

Key legal points for NZ players:

All Slots is based offshore and licensed by Kahnawake and Alderney, not by a New Zealand regulator
NZ law currently allows residents to use offshore online casinos, while banning such casinos from operating inside NZ or advertising locally
The Online Casino Gambling Bill proposes a future licensing system for up to 15 online casinos between 2026 and 2029, which will change the landscape further.

As always, you should make sure online gambling is legal in your own situation and that you meet the minimum age (18+ for online gambling). Our own terms require you to confirm your age and identity and to comply with any local laws that apply to you.

Is All Slots a Legit Casino?

From a regulatory point of view, All Slots holds Kahnawake licence number 00892 through Baytree Interactive Ltd and Alderney licence number 155 C1 through Baytree (Alderney) Limited. Both licences are current and publicly listed by the regulators.

Our games are independently tested by eCOGRA, which checks the randomness of outcomes and the fairness of payout percentages. You can see the eCOGRA seal and links to certificates in the footer of our site.

The All Slots brand has been present in the online gambling space for many years and appears in multiple independent reviews and listings, including New Zealand-focused casino guides. These third-party sites highlight our long-standing welcome package, multi-currency support and eCOGRA certification.

Bonuses and Ongoing Promotions at All Slots

New NZ members can claim a welcome package of up to NZ$1,500 spread across the first three deposits, each matched 100% up to NZ$500. On top of this, there are 10 daily spins on selected jackpot games, with a minimum deposit of NZ$10 required to take part and wagering requirements that generally sit around 50× for the bonus. Exact figures are always shown in the promotion terms.

After the welcome period, you will see rotating offers such as free-spin batches on new pokies, reload bonuses, seasonal promotions and tailored deals based on your previous play. All of these come with clear wagering, game-weighting and expiry rules, which you can review in the promo-terms area before opting in.

Main bonus types available at All Slots NZ:

Welcome package on the first three deposits up to a total of NZ$1,500
Daily or weekly free-spin and reload offers on selected pokies
Seasonal and event-based promotions linked to holidays or new game launches
Loyalty points on every cash bet, which you can convert into bonus credits
Higher-tier and VIP rewards, including personalised offers for Privé-level members

Wagering requirements on some offers are relatively high by market standards, so it is important to treat bonuses as a way to extend entertainment time, not as a shortcut to profit. Always check maximum-bet rules, game contribution rates and time limits before you accept any promotional credit.

All Slots Mobile Casino and Apps

Most Kiwi players now use phones more than laptops, so our NZ site is fully optimised for mobile browsers on iOS and Android. You can log in, deposit, withdraw, play pokies or join live tables directly through Safari, Chrome or other modern browsers without installing extra software.

There is also an iOS app listed in the New Zealand App Store, operated with our branding. However, our official guidance in 2025 still treats the mobile browser version as the primary route, because it always has the latest updates, game list and responsible-gaming tools.

Key features of All Slots mobile for NZ players:

Full access to pokies, table games and live dealers through the browser
Same promotions, loyalty points and account features as desktop
Touch-friendly menus, large buttons and scalable layouts for smaller screens
Built-in access to deposit limits, self-exclusion and support on mobile

On many devices you can add a home-screen shortcut (APK-style icon on Android or “Add to Home Screen” on iOS) so that All Slots opens like an app while still running through the browser. This keeps storage use low but gives quick access when you want a short session.

Verification and Account Checks

Before we can pay out withdrawals, we are required by our licences to confirm who you are and, in some cases, where your funds come from. This “Know Your Customer” (KYC) process is standard across reputable online casinos and forms part of anti-money-laundering and responsible-gaming rules.

Usually we ask for documents once your total withdrawals reach a certain level, or earlier if we detect unusual activity. You can, however, submit documents as soon as you open your account so that later payouts move more quickly. Documents are stored and processed under strict privacy and security controls.

Typical documents requested for verification:

Photo ID – NZ driver licence, passport or national ID card
Proof of address – recent utility bill, bank statement or government letter showing your name and address
Proof of payment method – partial card copy, wallet screenshot or bank statement showing your name and the account used
Source of funds (for higher levels) – payslips, bank statements, documents for sale of assets or similar evidence of where gambling funds come from

Advantages and Disadvantages of All Slots NZ

We aim to give a balanced picture of what you can expect at All Slots NZ. Every online casino has pluses and minuses, and it is better to be upfront so you can decide if our site fits your style.

The points below summarise what many Kiwi players see as strengths and what some consider drawbacks, based on our own data and independent commentary.

Main advantages:

Large game selection with hundreds of pokies and a full set of table and live-dealer games
NZ focus through NZD accounts, local-style banking and content tailored to New Zealand players
Strong regulation via Kahnawake and Alderney licences plus eCOGRA testing

Limitations:

Higher wagering on some bonuses compared with other NZ-facing casinos
Withdrawal rules that can stage very large wins over time, aside from progressive jackpots
No cryptocurrency support, only traditional money methods

Customer Support for Kiwi Players

Our customer-support team is available around the clock, including NZ daytime and evening hours, so help is on hand whenever you usually play. Support can assist with registration issues, banking questions, bonus terms, technical problems and responsible-gaming queries.

Response times vary by channel, but live chat is designed for quick help, while email is better for longer or more complex documentation questions such as verification.

Ways to contact All Slots support:

Live chat – 24/7, accessible from the site or mobile lobby
Email – [email protected] for general help, usually answered within 24–48 hours
Help Centre / FAQ – detailed self-help articles about banking, games, login and responsible gaming

You can contact us whenever you have trouble with deposits or withdrawals, need clarification on a promotion, run into a technical error or want advice on setting limits or self-exclusion. No question is too small; it is better to ask early and avoid mistakes.

When sending emails, including your username, device type and a clear description of the issue helps us respond more effectively. Screenshots of error messages are also useful, particularly for payment or game-loading issues.

When to Reach Out

If a deposit does not appear in your balance after a short time, support can check the transaction, confirm status with our payment processors and advise on the next step. The same applies if a withdrawal seems delayed beyond the usual processing window.

For bonus-related questions, it is a good idea to contact us before you start wagering if you notice something unusual, such as a missing bonus or an unfamiliar wagering requirement. That way we can correct issues while the promotion is still active.

If you feel your gambling is getting out of hand, support can guide you through setting or lowering limits, applying a cool-off or even placing a self-exclusion on your account.

Finally, any security concerns – such as a login you do not recognise or a suspected phishing email – should be reported immediately so we can secure your account.

License and Security

All Slots is operated by Baytree Interactive Ltd, a Guernsey-registered company holding Kahnawake Gaming Commission licence number 00892, issued on 16 February 2022. We also operate through Baytree (Alderney) Limited, which holds Alderney Gambling Control Commission eGaming licence 155 C1, issued on 15 December 2020. These details are listed openly on our site and in regulator records.

We work with eCOGRA and other auditors to test our games and systems regularly. On the technical side, we use SSL encryption for data in transit, layered firewalls, intrusion-detection systems and strict access controls on back-office tools.

Licensing and security highlights:

Kahnawake Gaming Commission licence no. 00892 for Baytree Interactive Ltd
Alderney Gambling Control Commission licence no. 155 C1 for Baytree (Alderney) Limited
Ongoing eCOGRA testing of games and RNGs
Full-site SSL encryption and secure network architecture
Compliance with KYC/AML and data-protection requirements in our operating regions

Responsible Gaming Tools for NZ Players

We treat gambling as entertainment for adults, not as a way to solve money problems. The minimum age to play with us is 18, and we encourage New Zealanders to use the tools available to keep play within healthy limits.

Our responsible-gaming section explains the warning signs of problem gambling and offers practical tools as well as links to external organisations, including those operating in Aotearoa.

Deposit limits – daily, weekly and monthly, which you can lower at any time
Session and reality checks – reminders about how long you have been playing
Cooling-off breaks – short pauses from 24 hours upward
Self-exclusion – longer blocks (from six months or more), during which your account remains closed
Self-assessment questionnaires and links to help services such as Gambling Therapy and other support organisations

These tools are accessible from both desktop and mobile, and we can help you apply them via support if you prefer speaking to someone rather than adjusting settings alone. Once a self-exclusion is in place, it cannot be removed until the chosen period ends.