Since this is an American-friendly casino, it is not surprising that there are some limitations in Slotter's banking system, but I did not expect to see the high minimum withdrawal limits that exist. If a minimum of $ 35 can be deposited into the Slotter, they can only request a withdrawal starting at $ 100 on a credit card, apart from EcoPayz at $ 20. Bank transfer and check options carry a minimum withdrawal of $ 300 and $ 350 respectively. If you are a Latin American player, you must wait at least 5 business days to see your money, and if it is for EcoPayz it is the only option to get paid faster than that.
There is a weekly withdrawal limit of $ 4000, that's why I opened the live chat to ask the question, if there are more withdrawal limits. After waiting a couple of minutes, I chatted with a technical support representative who confirmed that $ 4000 is the maximum limit no matter what you earn, which he seemed to think would make me happy. Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone and live chat. As mentioned earlier, I used live chat when compiling this review, and while I didn't get the answer I expected, the rep was courteous and helpful. My only minor complaint was that it took them at least a couple of minutes to respond to my chat request, to the point that I had basically given up and was about to close the window when they responded just in time.

While Slotter Casino does have some interesting slots, I’m really not thrilled about their site at all. It looks really outdated and, honestly, the text on the site is really small and hard to read. I give it a shot here and there but just can’t play long sessions here.

Small number of games with a very poor user interface. Couldn't find enough reason to keep playing here after a trial run for a week.