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Popular Slots Online in the UK: British Favourites

Some slots are popular everywhere. Others are distinctly British: games that made their name in betting shops, in the fruit machine tradition or on bingo sites before becoming online favourites. These well-known UK games are all in our lobby.

Betting shop and fruit machine classics

These games made their name in high-street bookmakers, or borrow the look of pub fruit machines.

Eye of Horus (Merkur Gaming, brought to the UK by Blueprint Gaming): a ten-line Egyptian slot whose free spins upgrade the symbols on the reels as the round goes on.
Centurion (Inspired Gaming): a Roman slot with random base-game features and a multi-choice bonus, and a betting shop fixture for years.
Action Bank (Barcrest): a 20-line vault slot with free spins and the Big Bank Bonus pick feature.
BARs & 7s (Inspired Gaming): sevens, bars and a joker wild on ten lines; spell B-O-N-U-S with letter symbols to trigger a feature.
Break da Bank Again (Microgaming): a nine-line vault game where the wild multiplies wins, in the base game and in the free spins.

Bingo-site favourites

Bingo sites have long carried slots alongside their bingo rooms, and a few of those games became household names with their players.

Fluffy Favourites Megaways (Eyecon): the pink elephant that has been a bingo-site staple since 2006, now on Megaways reels.
Irish Luck (Eyecon): a 25-line leprechaun slot with a pick-and-win bonus and free spins.
9 Pots of Gold (Gameburger Studios, 2020): pot symbols pay out together when enough land on one spin. It is also the game for Fortune Fridays free spins.

Fishing slots

Blueprint Gaming’s Fishin’ Frenzy series helped make fishing a staple slot theme in the UK.

Fishin’ Frenzy The Big Catch (Blueprint Gaming, 2021): in the free spins, every four fishermen collected upgrade the smallest fish to the next size and add five extra spins.
Fishin’ Pots of Gold (Gameburger Studios): a leprechaun fisherman collects fish values, with jackpot pots on the bank.

Playing British favourites online

Many of these games now come in several versions. Our lobby has several versions of Fishin’ Frenzy, Fluffy Favourites and Eye of Horus, for example, including a Megaways edition of each, and every version has its own features and RTP. The online games keep the names and symbols players know, but UK online rules apply to all of them: stakes are capped at £5 per spin, or £2 if you are 18 to 24, each spin lasts at least 2.5 seconds, and there is no autoplay. Check each game’s help screen for its rules and RTP before you play.

All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.

Frequently asked questions

Why are some slots mainly popular in the UK?

Many British players first met them in betting shops, on fruit machines or on bingo sites. The online versions keep the same symbols and features, so they feel familiar.

Are they the same as the machines in betting shops?

The name, look and features carry over, but online rules apply. Stakes are capped at £5 per spin if you are 25 or over, and at £2 per spin if you are 18 to 24. The RTP can also differ between versions, so check the help screen.

Can I use free spins on these games?

Free spins from our offers are for a named game: Fortune Fridays free spins are on 9 Pots of Gold, and the Welcome Offer’s are on Big Bass Bonanza. Bonus funds can be used on the games on the Bonus Enabled Games page.

How do I find a game in the lobby?

Search by name on the games page, or browse the A to Z list.

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