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All Slots Casino: a brand named after a catalogue it does not own
Thirteen hundred slots sit in this lobby and the operator made almost none of them. A name that promises a catalogue is a name that describes a licensing arrangement, and the arrangement is worth more to a reader than the promise.
- Licence on the recordAlderney Gambling Control Commission, category 1 ·Baytree (Alderney) Limitedread on 2026-10-21 · public register
- Canadian siteyes, a Canadian landing page
- Frenchyes, a French-Canadian page
- Provincial sitenone
- PlatformGames Global platform, Super Group
Landing page: the operator’s Canadian home pageLanding page named in the operator's programme link sheet, 14 October 2026. We publish no amounts.
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A name that describes a licence, not a collection
The promise in this brand's name is a catalogue, and the catalogue belongs to somebody else. Over thirteen hundred "slots" sit in the lobby according to the operator's own material, and they arrive from Games Global, which supplies the same library to twelve brands in our index, under twelve different names and behind twelve different doors. A name that promises "all slots" is describing a "licensing agreement" with a platform supplier.
That is not a criticism, because it is the single most useful fact a reader can hold about any of these casinos. A name that promises "all slots" is describing a "licensing agreement" with a platform supplier, and the agreement is identical at eleven other doors; what differs between those doors is the licence (the company) the payment routes and the support, which is why those four occupy the card above.
So the honest version of this page is not a tour of the lobby, which we have never seen, but an account of the arrangement behind it and of the two things in it that we were able to check at the source.
The two entries we read ourselves
Most of what any affiliate site publishes about a licence comes from a footer, and a footer is a claim rather than a record; two entries for this brand are not claims. The reason is that they sit on registers that the authorities keep. The Kahnawake Gaming Commission's published list of "permit holders" carries "allslotscasino.com" under Baytree Interactive Limited, permit 00892, issued on 16 February 2022, while the Alderney Gambling Control Commission's own list of "licensees" carries the same domain under Baytree (Alderney) Limited.
Both were read at the source on 22 September 2026, and both are public pages that you can open in the time it takes to finish this paragraph (one page each, no account, no form). That is the whole argument for publishing a licence number instead of a rating, which is that a number can be checked by the person it is offered to.
That is worth a sentence of its own, because it is the difference between this page and most of the sibling pages on this site: where a sibling's card records the licence as the group's, this one records it as the domain's, and the reason is simply that the domain was there in the list when we looked. A Malta licence is mentioned for several brands in this group and we could not identify the holder for this one, so it is absent from the card above rather than hedged on it.
What nobody here has verified
We have not opened an account at All Slots, and we would say so even if nobody asked, because the group's servers refuse requests from outside Canada, so the "cashier", the live lobby and the full terms could not be examined from this desk (not once, in a week of trying).
What remained readable was the set of addresses the commercial links open (ninety-odd rows, for Canada alone) and the operator's own sheet. The sheet gives a minimum deposit of ten dollars and a "play-through requirement" of thirty-five times ("PTR", in its own abbreviation), and it lists three account languages (English, French and German) (which is fewer than most of the siblings manage) and it gives no year of foundation at all.
The settlement currency, the "withdrawal window" and the payment routes available to a Canadian account therefore carry question marks on the card rather than figures, and a question mark is a more honest object than a figure somebody guessed at. A reader settles all three on the cashier page in roughly two minutes (three fields and a drop-down), which is faster than reading anybody's opinion of them.
The offer written for French Canada, which is rare
Among the ninety-odd Canadian addresses in the programme's sheet, most French rows are the English page with a language code bolted on ("&lang=fr", or a path segment). This brand has something different: a French Canadian offer at "offers.allslotscasino.com/fr-ca/" with a five-dollar minimum deposit and daily free spins, which the sheet describes in its own words as a "wave/min5" promotion.
The reason that matters is commercial rather than sentimental, because an operator that builds a separate landing page for francophone Canada is paying to serve a market of about eight million people, and an operator that redirects francophone Canada to an English page is not. The second arrangement is far more common in our files (about two rows in three).
Thirty-two of the Canadian addresses we hold across all brands are written in French, and the existence of that number (thirty-two, not three) is why this site has a French section at all.
The provinces, and an absence that costs the reader
This brand appears on neither Canadian register, while four of its siblings appear in both under Cadtree Limited. That is the sentence a reader in Toronto or Calgary needs from this page, and the registers themselves (with the dates their regulators publish) are on the page we keep on the provinces page.
For a player sitting in either of those two provinces the difference is concrete rather than theoretical, and it can be listed in three items: a registered operator has accepted a Canadian regulator, a shared exclusion scheme and standards that bind what anybody may tell him. The offshore arrangement supplies none of the three. The self-exclusion page explains the scheme, which is the part a reader cannot see on either site!
Readers connecting from either province are therefore sent to the page written for it, where only registered operators appear. We earn nothing from that redirection, and it is the correct outcome.
The dollar, and the path that proves one thing
"Allslotscasino.com/ca/" names the country in its path, and a path is a fact a reader can read before typing anything into a form. The French equivalent runs on a separate subdomain, "fr.allslotscasino.com", which is a slightly older arrangement than the siblings use (a "subdomain" rather than a directory) and works the same way for a reader.
What neither address settles is the currency the "ledger" is kept in behind the deposit form. The charge that answer decides arrives on a bank statement rather than on a casino page, which is why nobody in this trade mentions it and why we have given it a page of its own: this site keeps that on the Canadian dollar accounts page.
The deposit form answers the question in one field, before any money moves!
There is one more reason to look at that field here rather than elsewhere, and it has to do with the catalogue the name promises. A lobby of thirteen hundred games is a lobby in which a player is likely to stay a long while, and a currency charge that looks trivial on one deposit (two and a half per cent, each way) is not trivial across a year of them, which is the arithmetic the currency conversion page works through in full.
Thirteen hundred games, and the figure not to trust
A catalogue count is the most quoted and least reliable number in this trade, because it is produced on a desktop browser by a party with an interest, on a date nobody records. Thirteen hundred is the operator's figure; the sibling brands claim between five hundred and seventeen hundred from the same library (a spread of three to one), which tells you what a counting method is worth.
What is worth reading instead is the "play-through requirement", and what that multiplier asks for in stakes depends on the bonus, the game and its return. the whole of it is on the wagering requirements page.
Three things are worth doing, then, and in this order rather than in another (the order is the point). Open the lobby on the device you will actually play on, because the catalogue is counted on another one; read the currency on the cashier page, which decides what your deposit is worth, and put the thirty-five into the calculator on a page given over to wagering requirements, which will say in dollars what thirteen hundred games cannot.
A closing note is owed to the name, since the name is what brought most readers here and the name is the part of this casino that belongs to it least. A brand called after a category ("all slots") is making a claim about a catalogue it licenses rather than owns, and the claim is true of eleven other doors on the same engine. What is genuinely this operator's own is the French Canadian landing page and the licence in its footer, and you can check the second of those in a minute.
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Questions readers ask
Does this casino really have thirteen hundred slots?
The operator's material gives over thirteen hundred, and the figure is a desktop count made by the party selling it. The games come from Games Global, the engine shared by twelve brands in our index, so the catalogue is the platform's rather than the brand's.
Which licence did you verify at the source?
The Kahnawake permit, number 00892, issued 16 February 2022 to Baytree Interactive Limited and carrying "allslotscasino.com"; the Alderney entry for "allslotscasino.com" sits on the commission's own list of licensees, read on 22 September 2026.
Is there an offer written for French Canada?
The programme supplies a French Canadian address with a five-dollar minimum deposit, at "offers.allslotscasino.com/fr-ca/", which is one of the few offers in our files written for that market rather than translated into it.
Is this brand registered in Ontario?
No. It does not appear on the register of iGaming Ontario, and a reader connecting from the province is sent to our Ontario page, where only the registered operators are listed.
By the Canadian Dollar Casinos editorial team · Last updated October 2026 · Online since 2012
