Woo Casino Review

I claimed the weekend reload at Woo Casino twice, and it’s a fine boost, but nothing out of the ordinary. The bonus is 50% up to A$150 and 60 free spins, which is alright, while the 40x wagering and the A$8 max bet are the usual suspects.

On my first weekend, I deposited A$30 (the minimum is A$25), got the bonus with the code RELOAD, and burned through it faster than expected because of the A$8 cap. The next weekend, I went bigger with A$50, and I managed to clear the rollover this time.

Know that the 60 free spins are split into two parts and reserved for Big Atlantis Frenzy, and if you want this bonus, you should choose between claiming it on Saturday or Sunday.

There’s always something fun about opening a mystery box, and here at Woo, they are presented as daily bonuses that can be claimed up to three times a day. What you get depends on your deposit:

• A deposit between A$20 and A$74 will get you a Bronze bonus
• A deposit between A$75 and A$229 will get you a Silver bonus
• A deposit of A$230+ will get you a Gold bonus

Prizes range from a small batch of free spins to large cash bonuses, anything from 10 free spins up to 100 free spins, or from A$5 all the way up to A$15,000, depending on the tier.

The 40x wagering applies to the free spins winnings, but the best part is actually the 3x rollover on cash bonuses, so I suggest you go in with a larger deposit to get a cash bonus.

Understandably, I expected cashback from this offer at Woo Casino. That’s what the banner says. Instead? Crickets.

This isn’t a cashback. It’s just a comp points system I’ve seen many times before at other casinos, usually organised as a VIP program, like the one at Bizzo Casino. And Woo has a separate VIP program, so this is just comp points exchange.

It’s as simple as it should be: every time you wager A$50 on pokies with real money, you earn 1 CP. When you reach 100 CP, you can exchange them for A$1.25. That means you get A$1.25 back for every A$5,000 wagered.

This is probably why Woo Casino thought they might get away with a cashback label. Even though additional CP rewards are available in the VIP program, the basic return here is minimal and more like a loyalty rebate than actual cashback.

The Daily Slot Race at Woo Casino felt familiar, in a good way. The prize pool is excellent, too – €1,000 (around A$1,700) + 1,000 free spins, and this resets every day.

But the live games tournament here caught my eye. This one runs weekly, and all Aussies who already love playing in real time can get in and try to win a portion of a progressive prize pool. I wasn’t among the lucky ones during my testing week, but I still enjoyed some good old competition.

Prize drops are also almost everywhere these days, but what’s special at Woo Casino is the pool – A$160,000, split into Mega, Major and Mini prizes. During my tests, I just played my usual pokies with the extra thrill of knowing a random payout could land out of nowhere. You only need to bet at least A$0.50 per spin to qualify.

The Missions were actually my favourite way to earn rewards at the casino. It’s a cute little mini loyalty system with 26 levels to reach by completing missions. Change your Avatar, 125 points; change your nickname, another 125 points. If you want to get more serious, there is also a mission of making a total of A$15,000 bets in slots in one day, which grants 2,000 points. You get the structure – more points equals more bonuses, mini games unlocked, a bonus store, and whatnot.

‘Mission’ is the casino’s team favourite word, without a doubt. It took me a while to realise this is a separate VIP program with three primary levels: Mission W, Mission WO, and Mission WOO.

Each of these primary levels consists of 7 other sublevels, and the more CPs you collect, the faster you’ll advance and get the level-up bonuses. The boring part: 1 point for each A$50. The absolutely best part? Get to WOO7, the last level of them all, and you get a Porsche 911. It’s as tough as expected, though, so don’t get your hopes too high.

What I do like is the VIP transfer. If you are a high roller and have already reached VIP status at another platform, you don’t have to start from zero here. Several steps, including account registration and application, can get you VIP status at Woo Casino – all you need to do is attach proof of your status.

Another chance to win a car at Woo Casino? Even though it seems far-fetched, I’m up for it. It’s remotely possible with this lottery, which is basically a one-time chance tied to your first deposit.

When you register at Woo Casino and make your first deposit of at least €10 (~A$17), you automatically get lottery tickets, meaning one ticket for every qualifying deposit. Deposit more, get more tickets. That’s it.

With these tickets, you’re entered into three kinds of draws:

• Daily draws: 50 players win 100 free spins (paid over 4 days).
• Monthly draws: 50 players win A$150.
• End-of-year draw: Everyone who ever got a ticket goes into a final draw for a new car.

Stop looking for a table games category, cause you won’t find one. Instead, the casino decided just to offer a separate group for each of the most popular table games – Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, and Poker, but these feature only the live versions. So, bottom line, the only way to find an RNG-run table game is via the Search button.

When it comes to diversity, I found a good range of games here: I typed in “blackjack”, and 470+ games appeared. This is the total number, together with the live dealer variants, but it’s still an amazing collection.

If pokies are the winner, live games are definitely the runner-up in this imagined game contest of mine at Woo Casino. Jokes aside, I was truly impressed by the live lobby here. You can find almost anything among the 500+ games, where Pragmatic Play Live and ICONIC21 take the lead as main game suppliers.

You’d expect numerous varieties of roulette and blackjack, but 55+ game shows that include classic and mega wheels (yes, also Sweet Bonanza Candyland from Pragmatic Play) sure are a hidden gem.

As with table games, jackpots are only found via the Search bar. This happens so often at online casinos, but still beats me why. I know it’s too much to ask for a spotless jackpot organisation, like the one at CrownPlay, but a simple separate category will do.

Anyway, type ‘jackpot’, and 90+ games appear in the search window. I found all the games scattered around the thousands of slots. Still, I’d really appreciate a better organisation, since I’m sure that Woo Casino is aware that jackpots are among the all-time favourites at AU casinos.

The Bingo label caught my eye, so I was eager to find out more about this recently added game category. There are around 40 games here, organised into four groups: online bingo, bingo, scratch, and keno.

I love me a good break from pokie spinning, so I spent a reasonable amount of time here. The game choice is nice, you get fast-paced keno rounds, classic 90-ball and 75-ball bingo, plus a few quirky scratch cards that reminded me of old-fashioned instant wins.

Woo Casino has partnered with more than 60 software providers that contribute to the diversity and quantity of games in the lobby. Below is the complete list of game developers you’ll find here:

• BGaming
• Pragmatic Play
• Felix Gaming
• Pragmatic Play Live
• NetGame
• Belatra
• Booongo
• VoltEnt
• Playson
• 1spin4win
• TrueLab
• Gamebeat
• Fugaso
• Yggdrasil
• Mancala Gaming
• Playtech
• Mascot
• Betsoft Gaming
• KA Gaming
• Lucky Streak
• MrSlotty
• Bangbang Games
• Gamevy
• Nucleus Gaming
• Onlyplay
• Platipus
• Reflex Gaming
• Spribe
• Zillion
• Bulletproof
• Reevo
• ICONIC21
• Jelly
• Spade Gaming
• Acerun
• Apparat Gaming
• Winfinity
• TaDa Gaming
• Tom Horn
• Clawbuster
• Slotopia
• Copacabana Games
• InOut
• Orbital Gaming
• Novomatic
• Swintt
• BetGames
• Hungry Bear
• 100HP Gaming
• Spinon
• Urgent Games
• Bitpunch
• JDB
• Vivo Gaming
• Winspinity
• Pragmatic Play Bingo
• FC Gaming
• Peter&Sons
• Penguin King
• 7Rings Gaming
• Neotopia
• Evoplay Entertainment

Woo Casino includes all the usual responsible gambling tools you’d expect. If you ever feel the need, you can set deposit, loss, or wager limits by contacting support at support@woocasino.com.

There’s also a cool-off option for a few days or weeks, and for more serious steps, you can choose self-exclusion for a definite or indefinite period. Also, Woo provides direct links to external help organisations, such as Gamblers Anonymous, and to organisations dedicated to protecting minors, such as CyberPatrol.

Note from Australian Gamblers: The loss limit is based on your initial deposit, not your full balance. So if you deposit A$100, set a loss limit of A$50, and reach a balance of up to A$5,000, the system still treats that original A$100 as the reference point. In real terms, this means you can lose more than A$50 from your winnings, because the limit only tracks losses against your first deposit.

The VIP transfer feature allows players to transfer a VIP status from another casino to Woo Casino and start as a VIP player here. For this, you need to apply and prove your status before being approved.

Yes, there is. All Aussie players who install the Progressive Web App (PWA) on Android or iOS will get 10 free spins without a deposit.

Yes, you can. There are several cryptocurrencies available in the Cashier. Just remember, you can’t claim any bonuses if you deposit in crypto.