About All Slots
All Slots is an independent online casino guide for New Zealand players, published at allslotscasino.co.nz. We compare casinos, explain their terms in plain English, and point people to help when gambling stops being fun. We are not All Slots Casino, we don’t run any casino, and we don’t take bets.
Why this site exists
Thousands of New Zealanders search for “all slots casino” every month. Some want to log in to an account, and some just want a good place to play slots. We built this guide for the second group, and to make sure the first group quickly finds out this isn’t the operator’s site. Our name reflects what people search for, not a connection to any casino brand.
How we make money
All Slots earns affiliate commission. When you click one of our “Visit” buttons and open an account, the casino may
pay us. Those links pass through addresses starting with /go/ on our site so the casino can credit the
referral. This costs you nothing and doesn’t change the terms you get.
Every casino on this site has a commercial relationship with us. That’s why we don’t pretend to rank the whole market. We review a short list in depth, and we’re upfront about the weaknesses as well as the strengths. Our current order is AceLucky, BetNeptune, LekkerBets, AfricaSports. That order reflects how well each suits a slots-first New Zealand player.
How we review
- Consider the operator’s licensing, regulatory record and any enforcement history when choosing a casino.
- We describe the games lobby, live casino, mobile experience, payments, withdrawals and safer-play tools.
- We don’t invent bonus amounts, wagering requirements, RTP figures or licence numbers.
- When we can’t confirm something for New Zealand accounts, we say so and tell you where to check.
- Every fact block shows the date it was last checked. The current check date is 2 October 2026.
The casinos we feature
All four featured brands are operated by ProgressPlay Limited, which holds licences from the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority. In 2025 the UK Gambling Commission fined the operator £1 million for anti-money-laundering and social-responsibility failings. We mention that in our reviews because it’s relevant to your decision.
New Zealand law
New Zealand’s Online Casino Gambling Act 2026 came into force on 1 May 2026. It sets up a licensing regime run by the Department of Internal Affairs, with licences expected from early 2027. From 1 December 2026, operators that haven’t applied must stop serving New Zealand customers. We keep our guides updated as the regime takes shape. Our terms explain that it’s your responsibility to check a casino is available to you.
Get in touch
For corrections, media enquiries, article contributions or link partnerships, email webmaster@allslotscasino.co.nz. See our contact page for details.