Verity Play review: a big library behind a steep offer
What we found after funding an account at Verity Play with our own money and asking for it back.
The catalogue is one of the largest we have tested. The 60x wagering attached to the welcome offer undoes much of the goodwill.
Key facts
| UKGC licence | 55902-R-311746 |
|---|---|
| Welcome offer | 250 spins on first deposit |
| Wagering requirement | 60× |
| Minimum deposit | £20 |
| Withdrawal time | 2 to 4 days |
Pros and cons
- Very large slot library
- App is genuinely good, not a wrapped website
- Reload offer every Thursday
- 60x wagering is steep for this market
- Asked twice for the same ID document
- Entry deposit is £20, double most rivals
The library
Verity has genuine scale, and the app is a real application rather than a website in a shell. Both count for something.
The offer
250 spins sounds generous until you meet the 60x requirement. To turn that into withdrawable money you would need to stake several thousand pounds. Our advice is to decline it and play with your deposit.
Verification
We were asked twice for the same passport scan. The second request arrived after the withdrawal had already been submitted, which added roughly a day.
Common questions
Is Verity Play licensed in the UK?
Yes. Verity Play holds a Gambling Commission licence to serve players in Great Britain. The number is listed in the key facts above and can be checked on the Commission's public register.
How long do withdrawals take?
We timed it ourselves rather than quoting the operator. The figure in the key facts is what we measured from requesting the money to it arriving.
Does the welcome offer have wagering attached?
The multiplier is shown in the key facts. Multiply it by the bonus amount to see what you would need to stake before any of it becomes withdrawable.