Loyal Royal Casino Review

I’ll give Loyal Royal this: they do hand out a decent chunk of virtual currency when you first join. I got 2,000 Loyal Coins and 2.5 Royal Rubies for free, and there’s a code (“NEW”) that bumps it a little higher.

They also run some regular promotions like match deposit bonuses on certain days of the week and a 25% daily match. That sounds good on paper, but because the site is such a pain to navigate, I found it hard to even locate the promo details or figure out how to claim them. The site doesn’t make it easy, which just adds to the frustration.

This is where Loyal Royal falls completely flat. There are about 20 games on the site, all basic slots and one lonely video poker title. They look fine—but nothing more than that. No themes stood out, no bonus mechanics impressed me, and they all felt like stock content from a discount software vendor.

What’s worse is the game interface itself. Everything loads slowly, and the layout hasn’t been optimized for modern screens. Playing on a desktop feels cramped, and on mobile, it’s even worse. It’s functional, but that’s about the best I can say.

Security-wise, I didn’t run into any major issues, but that’s also because there’s not much going on. The payment screen looked secure enough, and logging in didn’t raise any alarms. But when I had a question about redemption times, the experience was disappointing. Overall this site is definitely not recommended and does not feel secure.

Loyal Royal uses the common social casino sweepstakes setup. You buy Loyal Coins (which are just for fun) and get bonus Royal Rubies, which you can use for entries that may win prizes.

There isn’t one. And while the browser version works, it’s clearly not designed with mobile-first in mind. Buttons are hard to tap, text overlaps in some menus, and loading times are sluggish. For a site that launched in 2022, there’s no excuse not to have better mobile optimization—or an actual app.