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Barbados Casino will immediately underwhelm you when you land on its homepage because it’s so dark and dingy – the opposite of what you’d expect from a casino with this theme. It will then underwhelm you further with its welcome promotion, which is one hundred free spins on Starburst for anyone who deposits £20 or more as a first deposit. Most Barbados Casino sister sites offer a matched deposit, but Barbados Casino doesn’t. The wagering requirement for anything you win from your free spins – which should hopefully be something rather than nothing, given that there are 100 of them – is saddled with an x35 wagering requirement. The maximum withdrawal from the bonus, in any event, is £100.

Other Promotions

Barbados Casino offers a monthly cashback promotion, but we can’t work out if it’s any good or not. The promotion page warns that it only applies to “top-level loyal players,” so we’re guessing it’s off-limits to most players anyway. Players who have “Prestige,” “Premium,” or “Platinum” level membership are guaranteed to get cashback on the third Monday of every month, but no further information is given. The casino doesn’t suggest how someone might attain such a level or even whether any other levels exist. It also doesn’t say how much cashback is offered as a percentage. The information offered is far too vague to be useful.

Top Games at Barbados Casino

Barbados Casino has some fantastic slots in its “featured games” section. The problem – if you can list it as a problem – is that they’re the same games that get featured at dozens of Barbados Casino sister sites. If you came here from one of those other sites, you wouldn’t get a sense of the variety that exists in the full portfolio. Nevertheless, the top slots game at Barbados Casino is Play’n Go’s hard-boiled classic, Rich Wilde and the Book of Dead. Whoever curates the featured games sections of these casinos is a huge Play’n Go fan (and a fan of the Egyptian theme in general), as they’ve also included Secret of Dead, Doom of Dead, Book of Secrets, Pyramids of Dead and several more. It’s not even just the “of dead” slots either; Big Time Gaming’s Eye of Horus Megaways slot is also showcased on the homepage.

Customer Support and Licensing

You can speak to Barbados Casino via live chat, but you’ll have to click the “FAQ” link instead of the “contact us” link to locate the option. A portal for email enquiries can be found in the same place. Barbados Casino is listed on UK Gambling Commission licence no. 39483. It belongs to AG Communications Limited and has details of a fine, a warning, and extra licence conditions added to it following a review in 2022. During that review, the UK Gambling Commission determined that several of AG Communications’ white-label customers hadn’t implemented the anti-money laundering measures required by the licence. The fine came in at £237,600.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Barbados Casino is a little hazy about when money might turn up in your account after you ask for it. Every withdrawal method supported by the casino (other than bank transfers) could be instant, but long delays might also apply. For debit cards, that delay could be as long as six working days. The worst-case scenario for AstroPay, ecoPayz and Trustly transactions is four business days. PayPal, Skrill, MuchBetter and Neteller users should get money much faster, with a wait of no more than two days. If you were determined to use bank transfers, you’d be looking at a wait of 2-6 business days.

Final Thoughts on Barbados Casino

Barbados is bright, sunny and colourful. Barbados Casino is dark, drab, and a little depressing. We know the Barbadian way of life is laid back, but we’re not sure the casino should be emulating that by taking a devil-may-care attitude to the speed of its withdrawals or the terms and conditions of its cashback offer. Barbados Casino should tell us a lot more than it does, and that makes us a little nervous of it.