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EU Casino review

The generosity of the EU Casino welcome offer will depend on how generous players feel when they make their first deposit with the site. It’s dished out at a rate of one free spin per £1 players deposit, with a cap of fifty free spins for £50. That feels like a fair offer, but the feeling of fairness is ripped away by the massive x60 wagering requirement that EU Casino imposes against bonus free spins winnings. The fact that most of the EU Casino sister sites also have high wagering requirements isn’t much of a consolation.

Other Promotions

EU Casino operates a VIP reward scheme, but it’s a closed shop. Most of the EU Casino sister sites also operate VIP programs and offer a few breadcrumbs of information about how players might qualify for at least the lower levels, but EU Casino has made the whole thing invitation-only, with no guarantee of acceptance or any clue as to how one might get an invite. Perks and privileges like dedicated account managers, tailored bonuses, instant withdrawals and physical gifts (including in-person events) sound wonderful, but they’re a little meaningless if we have no idea how to get them. The casino’s other main promotion, “prize twister,” is also invitation-only. Guaranteed rewards seem hard to come by at EU Casino.

Top Games at EU Casino

There are two things we can say about the design of EU Casino – it was inspired by the colours of the flag of the European Union, and it’s retro. In that respect, the top games at the casino are perfectly suited to its look because they’re not exactly “new.” That’s best evidenced by Book of Dead being one of the first slots you see on the casino’s homepage. That’s not a dig at the Egyptian-themed slot, which delights players with its expanding wild symbols and high volatility – it’s just that the slot has been around since 2014. Big Bass Bonanza, which is another of the casino’s top slots, also feels a little old, even though it’s only been around since the end of 2020. That might be a consequence of the fact that the fishing-themed slot has seen so many sequels since then. If you’re looking for something a little different from the norm, you might find it by playing the bee-themed Wild Swarm from Push Gaming or even the self-branded Skill On Net Megaways slot from Iron Dog Studio. That’s the top four slots an EU Casino covered, but other games, including The Greatest Cards Show with a live host, are also available.

Licensing and Customer Support

EU Casino is licensed in both Malta and the UK through its parent company, Skill On Net Limited. The licence Skill On Net holds with the UK Gambling Commission is number 39326, and it’s free of fines and other regulatory actions. The only way to get assistance at EU Casino is to email support@eucasino.com, which is a poor state of affairs.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

EU Casino still mostly deals in major debit cards when it comes to deposits and withdrawals. Visa and Mastercard debit are both supported. A few more modern electronic methods are available, but we’re only talking about Trustly and PayPal. Some customers may have the additional option of Apple Pay. EU Casino doesn’t specifically state how long withdrawals are supposed to take, but we’re led to believe that the majority are processed in a single day.

Final Thoughts on EU Casino

EU Casino looks tired. There isn’t a good excuse for offering nothing beyond email support as customer assistance these days, and the lack of payment information provided in the FAQ section of the casino is a concern. We also think it’s a little mean-spirited to lock all the ongoing promotions away behind an invite-only system. The better EU Casino sister sites don’t do that, so you may be better off playing at them instead.