New Players Only, Min Deposit £10, £8 Max Win Per 10 Spins, Max Bonus Conversion £250, 65X Wagering Requirements And Full T&Cs Apply
Crystal Slots Key Info
Crystal Slots Key Info
First Deposit Bonus
Crack the Crystal to win up to 500 spins
Star Rating
4
Minimum Deposit
£10
What is the Crystal Slots minimum withdrawal?
£10
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Is Crystal Slots licenced in the UK?
Licence Number: 39175
When was Crystal Slots established?
2020
Is mobile play supported?
Mobile Friendly
Which software does the site run on?
Jumpman
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Crystal Slots: games
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