WorldWinner Social Casino Review

Our WorldWinner games review found a lot to like at the innovative social casino. Even without the presence of traditional table games and slots, it brings a breath of fresh air to the market. This is the place for game show fans and board game fanatics to brush up on their skills.

The social aspect is one of the site's strongest features, as you'll always be gaming against other players online. You can join various tournaments for the competitive edge, or else hone your approach to the skills games. WorldWinner is pretty unique, and we think it’s definitely worth trying out.

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WorldWinner offers some of the most well-known games on the market. The social casino is brought to you by GSN Games who are part of Game Show Network. No surprises then that it offers skill-based games inspired by their shows like Wheel of Fortune.

GSN Games have put together 25 of their best titles, from Solitaire Rush and Angry Birds Champions to Trivial Pursuit and SCRABBLE Cubes. You’ll notice they don’t offer any traditional table games or slots, so if you’re after slots this isn’t the place for you.

Skill matching technology ensures you will be playing against players of a similar level. So, if you’re amazing at Solitaire, you’ll be matched with someone who will put through your paces. Overall, we found that the casino offers smooth gameplay and polished graphics. It’s clear GSN Games know what they’re doing and as a result WorldWinner is one of the most unique social casinos we’ve come across.

All new players at WorldWinner receive 12,500 game tokens and 200 Oodles to get started with. This is more than enough to get started and give all the games in their library a try, though bear in mind that these are skill-based games being played against other people. Also note you won’t be able to withdraw bonus tokens as cash.

Because there’s real cash on the line, unlike at most social casinos, WorldWinner are fairly tight with bonuses and promotions. You can regularly rack up bonus reward points, but that doesn’t necessarily translate to a big jump in your bankroll. If you’re not up for spending any of your hard-earned money, or just want to spend some time getting familiar with the games available, you can always play for free without risking any of your tokens or Oodles.

There’s a big social element to WorldWinner in that you’re always playing against another user from somewhere in the world. You won’t find out too much about other players beyond interacting as you play. Then again, the competition here is fierce so WorldWinner may not be the best place to make friends!

WorldWinner’s modest Facebook following, around 35,000 at the time of writing, primarily sees promoted tournaments and chances to score extra reward points, but sadly not much in the way of game token or Oodle giveaways. The site is active on Twitter and Instagram, too, where they mostly cross-post Facebook content. For the most up to date posts and engaging content, we could recommend you head to their Facebook page.

WorldWinner doesn’t just prompt you to log in to an app using your Facebook account. Instead, you’ll need to create a username and password (by entering an email address) which you can then use on your laptop or desktop and on their mobile apps.

Additional credits can be purchased using Visa, MasterCard and PayPal, but the latter only works on their main site and not in their apps. It’s a limited selection of banking options, but one that the majority of players should have no problem taking advantage of.

Some players might feel a little cagey about making purchases directly with WorldWinner rather than through in-app purchases, but the site currently has a very good reputation for processing payments safely.

The WorldWinner mobile options seem to prioritise iPhone and iPad players as the app is only available on the App Store. Currently Android users have to download the app directly from the WorldWinner website instead of the Google Play store. This might not seem an issue to some players, but it is undoubtedly easier to get started if you’re on iOS.

Some Android users will balk at the idea of downloading the WorldWinner app (or any app for that matter) from anywhere other than the Google Play Store, though we’ve never encountered any issues with the APK.

As for the games themselves, you’ll already know what sort of graphics to expect if you’re a fan of mobile games like Angry Birds and Scrabble. If not, you’re in for a treat as GSN Games have clearly put a lot of thought into them.