
Funz is backed by IGW Global, a company that holds inclusivity, quality, and integrity at its core. This alone was enough to spark my interest; however, as Funz is yet to launch, my Funz review mainly focuses on its potential.
As you read on, you’ll find out more about the possible promotions, providers, and prizes available to those of you joining Funz. I discuss the importance of solid support, the likelihood of a rewards program, and explain how you can join the mailing list ahead of its official launch. Shall we get started?
For those of you who are new to the social casino scene, let me start by explaining that free-to-release bonus offers are an integral (and legal) part of the sweepstakes experience.
Sites like Funz will make use of virtual tokens that allow you to play for fun with Gold Coins or with promotional play in mind using Sweeps Coins. To meet the legal requirements of sweepstakes law, you’ll find that sites like Funz will offer you the chance to pick up both Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins throughout your time online.
As you would expect, the first bundle of virtual tokens is released at the sign-up stage. As Funz is yet to launch, I can’t comment on a true Funz sign-up bonus. That being said, I can talk you through what you might expect.
Unsurprisingly, you will need to be completely new to the site. From here, you will then need to enter some basic details, make use of our exclusive bonus codes, and create your account. Next, you are likely to be expected to verify your details by entering a one-time code sent via SMS or email. Once all has been confirmed, you should then find your Funz sign-up bonus is released.
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Funz has yet to launch, so I can’t make any judgments on the overall usability of the social casino itself. However, if the landing site is anything to go by, I think we have a pretty modern and clean site waiting to drop.
Currently, you will simply be met with a landing page that allows you to join the waiting list. A black background makes everything easy to view, and I think I can just about make out some old-school slot machines in the background.
As you scroll down, you’ll find a knight that looks slightly like the main character from Gonzo’s Quest; however, I’m not sure if that is a subtle hint that NetEnt may be one of the names powering the lobby going forward.
The rest of the site is then devoted to IGW Global. Personally, I thought it was quite interesting to learn more about the owners of Funz, but I imagine you’ll want to check back after the launch to find out more about how to register and work your way around the site.
Inclusivity and fun are two focus areas of the Funz social casino, so I would predict that a mobile app or optimized experience through your mobile browser will soon be available. Of course, for the time being, I can’t truly offer you the answers here.
When I review other top sites, I usually find that the same promotions and casino-style gaming lobbies transfer across pretty seamlessly. The main differences usually surround the layout, leading to more menus and fully scrollable lobbies. Either way, I’m certainly looking forward to seeing what Funz has up its sleeves.
Before I dive on into this section of my Funz review, let me quickly mention that social casinos do not require a purchase to play. That said, you will find that many of the best social casinos will allow you to pick up Gold Coins through a range of purchase promos.
Funz claims to be built on integrity, so I can’t imagine any questionable payment methods or terms will be attached here. Of course, you will need to bookmark this page and check back after its official launch.
When it comes to prize redemptions, I anticipate that the usual approach will be taken. This means that you will only be able to redeem Sweeps Coins won through gameplay that has been played through at least once. I can’t comment on minimum limits, but I’m pretty confident that Funz will remain competitive. After all, inclusivity is one of its core values.
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In this next section of my Funz review, I would usually look to put the support team through its paces. However, as the site has yet to launch, I can’t really give you a proper look at what to expect.
That said, I did notice that you can soon get in contact with IGW Global – the company that owns and operates Funz – via email or an on-site form. Usually, these methods are commonplace across the social casino scene, so I would suspect the same methods will be available at Funz, too.
Additionally, I imagine FAQs focused on the most common questions will become available. However, you’ll simply have to wait and see about live chat or other methods.
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When Funz is ready to open its virtual doors, I won’t need to worry about searching for state-specific licenses; however, I will need to make sure that it is legal to operate in your state. Although I can’t find anything about the legal states just yet, I am sure this will be available within the terms of service before the official launch.
Again, safer gaming tools, 2FA, and a random number generator are likely to feature; however, I won’t be able to provide any details just yet. The positive thing is that integrity is part of Funz's core values, leading me to suggest that player security will be taken very seriously.
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As established, Funz has yet to confirm the type of welcome bonus available to new users. Obviously, this means that the possible ongoing perks and promos have not been disclosed.
Thankfully, I’ve been around this industry long enough to know the types of promotions that come from any top social casino. This includes the daily login bonus, social media giveaways, daily races, refer-a-friend offers, and rewards program. Again, as Funz is focused on inclusivity, I suspect that plenty of these will soon become available.
Games
Without access to the social casino lobby, I am unable to provide my full review on the type of games you can find at Funz. As touched upon, I’m not sure if the knight found on the landing page is a hint that Gonzo’s Quest could feature. If so, this means that software giant NetEnt could be powering the lobby. For now, though, I have nothing but speculation for you.
Coins
The top social casinos tend to utilize two virtual tokens, allowing you to switch between fun and promotional play. Although these may take on different names, you will usually find they are referred to as Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins.
Gold Coins allow you to play for fun only, meaning you can’t ever redeem or withdraw your winnings. You can purchase Gold Coins, unlock bonuses full of Gold Coins, and even win more during gameplay.
Sweeps Coins work in a similar way but have a few different qualities. For starters, you cannot purchase Sweeps Coins; however, you can still win Sweeps Coins on promotional games and unlock free bonuses. Winnings from Sweeps Coins are also redeemable for prizes, provided you have played through your winnings a set number of times. The minimum prize redemption limit must also be met – obviously, this information is still up in the air at Funz.
Product Summary & Conclusion
Clearly, I can’t give a full verdict on the Funz social casino just yet. However, I am really interested to see where IGW Global takes this one. The company seems to have fun, quality, and inclusivity as a focus, so I’m hoping that means the casino-style gaming lobby is going to cater to just about each and every one of you.