Offshore · Malta (MGA) all slots casino
All Slots – independent review
All Slots is an offshore casino brand available to New Zealand players, operated within the Jackpot Factory Group under a Malta Gaming Authority licence and an eCOGRA seal of approval. It was founded in 2000 and, as the name suggests, leans heavily on pokies.
Its clearest feature is the library: 500+ pokies and around 55 live tables, with content from Microgaming/Games Global plus Evolution, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Red Tiger, and a cited RTP of about 96.4%. It is offshore in New Zealand (no NZ licence). We describe it neutrally; for a comparably large library from a different group, see the long-running JackpotCity. 18+, winnings generally tax-free for recreational players.
Licence & ownership
All Slots sits within the Jackpot Factory Group and holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence plus an eCOGRA Seal of Approval. That is an overseas licence, not a New Zealand one.
For a New Zealand player the implication is the same as for every brand here: no local licensing, overseas dispute resolution. A useful same-group-tier comparison is Royal Vegas.
Games
The library is the headline: 500+ pokies and roughly 55 live tables, combining Microgaming/Games Global with Evolution, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Red Tiger. A cited average RTP is around 96.4%.
That makes it one of the broader libraries among the brands NZ players search for. If you want a group with its own low-wagering reputation instead, see LeoVegas.
Payments & NZD
All Slots serves New Zealand players from offshore and supports NZD. As an offshore site, its payments sit outside New Zealand oversight — check current terms on the site before depositing.
The RTP figure (~96.4%) is a cited average; actual return varies by game, as on any casino.
What New Zealand players should know
All Slots has no New Zealand licence. Under the Online Casino Gambling Act 2026, licensing only began on 1 May 2026, marketing online casino to NZ customers is prohibited, and unlicensed operators must stop serving New Zealand from 1 December 2026.
We cover it for information only, not as a recommendation. The full list is in our casino reviews.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Large library: 500+ pokies and ~55 live tables from several studios
- Malta Gaming Authority licence and eCOGRA Seal of Approval
- Cited average RTP around 96.4%; NZD-ready
Cons
- Offshore — no New Zealand licence or local consumer protection
- Pokies-led; less of a table-game specialist
- Marketing of online casino to NZ customers is prohibited (2026 Act)
Frequently asked questions
Does All Slots have a New Zealand licence?
No. It operates offshore under a Malta Gaming Authority licence within the Jackpot Factory Group. New Zealand has no licensed online casinos yet.
How big is the All Slots game library?
Around 500+ pokies and about 55 live tables, combining Microgaming/Games Global with Evolution, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Red Tiger, with a cited average RTP of roughly 96.4%.
Is All Slots safe for New Zealand players?
It holds an MGA licence and an eCOGRA seal, but it is offshore, so there is no New Zealand consumer protection. Verify the current licence and terms on the site before depositing.