I opened my account on a Tuesday evening, put in £10 and had the first bonus in my balance before my tea went cold.
Ruby Reels Casino carries more than 3,000 slots, a live dealer lobby and a weekly Monday reload. To join Ruby Reels Casino you need to be 18 or over, live in the UK and hold a UK debit card or PayPal account in your own name.
Sign Up to Ruby Reels Casino Step by Step
Open the Ruby Reels Casino register form from the homepage and work through these six steps.
- Go to the Ruby Reels Casino homepage on your phone or computer.
- Click the red Register button in the top right corner. The form opens in a pop-up window.
- Enter your full name, date of birth, email address and UK mobile number. Type your postcode and pick your address from the dropdown list.
- Create a password with at least 8 characters, including one number and one capital letter.
- Tick the box confirming you are 18 or over and accept the terms and conditions. The marketing box is optional, but untick it and the reload offers stay out of your inbox.
- Press Create Account. A confirmation email arrives within a couple of minutes.
Confirming Your Email and Phone Number
Ruby Reels sends a six-digit code by text to the mobile number you entered and a confirmation link to your email. Enter the code first, then click the link. My text code expired after 10 minutes because I got distracted, so I requested a new one from the same screen. The email landed in my spam folder, which cost me five minutes of refreshing my inbox. Check there before you request a second link.
Ruby Reels Casino Registration on Mobile
Ruby Reels has no download in the App Store or Google Play. You open the site in Chrome on Android or Safari on iPhone, tap the browser menu and choose Add to Home Screen. The shortcut opens the casino full screen and behaves like an app.
The mobile form asks for the same details as the desktop version. Keyboard autofill fills in your name and email in a couple of taps. The postcode lookup lagged for a few seconds on my phone over 4G, so give it a moment before you retype your address.
Accepting the Terms and Conditions
You cannot finish Ruby Reels Casino registration without ticking the terms box, so read the document first. Ruby Reels commits to protecting your personal data, paying out valid winnings and honouring the bonuses it advertises.
You take on duties too. Each person gets one account, and Ruby Reels closes duplicates and voids any winnings from them. Deposits must come from a debit card or PayPal account in your name, because Ruby Reels does not accept credit cards from UK customers. If you open extra accounts to claim the welcome offer twice, Ruby Reels confiscates the balance.
Ruby Reels Casino Welcome Bonus
New customers who register at Ruby Reels Casino can claim up to £500 + 100 free spins across their first three deposits. Each deposit needs a £10 minimum, each bonus expires after 7 days, and you wager the bonus amount 40x. A £20 bonus means wagering £800 before you can withdraw, and winnings from the free spins carry the same 40x.
- 1st deposit: 100% up to £200 + 50 free spins. Deposit £200 to receive the full amount.
- 2nd deposit: 50% up to £150 + 50 free spins. Deposit £300 to receive the full amount.
- 3rd deposit: 75% up to £150. Deposit £200 to receive the full amount.
The 7-day window is tight. A £150 bonus carries £6,000 of wagering, which takes heavy play to clear. I took the first bonus, cleared it with a week to spare and skipped the second.
Verifying Your Account
Ruby Reels requires ID before your first withdrawal. Start verification after you finish registration: log in, open your Profile and select the Verification tab. Upload a clear photo or screenshot of each document.
- Identity: a passport or photocard driving licence.
- Address: a bank statement, utility bill or council tax bill dated within the last 3 months.
- Payment method: a photo of the front of your debit card with the middle digits covered, or a screenshot of your PayPal account.
I uploaded a passport photo and a council tax bill on Wednesday morning. Ruby Reels rejected the first bill photo because a corner was cut off, and approved the retake by Thursday lunchtime.