Casabet Casino Review

When Casabet Casino says ‘cashback in real cash,’ they actually mean it. The money lands in your real balance with zero wagering attached; however, they don’t stress this enough.

What I mean is that only the banner states that the cashback is wager-free, and the lack of stating rollover requirements in the specific bonus terms is your other sign. So, I first figured it out via the elimination method, and then confirmed on my own when I was eligible.

Anyway, it’s calculated daily based on your net losses, meaning losses after bonuses, withdrawals, and previous cashback are factored in. The minimum payout is just A$1.75, so even smaller losses qualify.

The best part? Even at VIP 0, you start with 10% cashback. That’s strong for brand-new players. As you climb the ladder, the percentage increases all the way up to 35% at VIP 30, which is a serious number for the most loyal Aussies.

The weekend reload at Casabet applies to your first deposit between Friday and Sunday. The minimum you can deposit to qualify is A$90, and the offer gives you 50% up to A$890 + 100 free spins, which come in 2 batches – 50 after bonus activation and another 50 after 24 hours.

Honestly, the bonus size is quite good for a reload, but I can’t ignore the fact that the minimum deposit is on the high end, especially for those with limited budgets. Standard rules apply: 5x max bonus cashout, free spins capped at A$180, and wagering sits at 40x for bonus funds and 35x for spin winnings.

The Bet Packages are a series of reloads that come with nearly identical terms and prizes across all three deposits. Each one requires a minimum deposit of A$90, which, again, felt kinda steep for a reload promo. In return, you get a 20% match, always up to A$1,780 plus 70 free spins on each of the following pokies:

• 5 Lions Megaways 2
• Crown Strike: Hold and Win
• Penguin Royale

Free spins are credited in two parts: 35 spins every 24 hours, and wagering stays consistent: 40x on the bonus and 35x on free spin winnings. Max bonus cashout is again 5x, and the free spins winnings are capped at A$180. These apply to all three packages.

I like maps, and I probably like this one the best. It may be related to the fact that every day, there is a bonus at Casabet Casino, and it’s clearly shown on their prize-packed map.

Each month, the map is updated, and you get a clear view of all the upcoming bonuses. By pure coincidence, I registered here on the 2nd of the previous month and only missed one bonus.

Prizes are mostly deposit bonuses and free spins. An example – 40% up to A$3,555 + 60 free spins on a selected pokie. Oh, and every day, the eligible pokie is a new one, and I found that quite refreshing.

The Wheel of Fortune is your familiar wheel that hands out coins, bonus cash, or free spins (there is also a Missed slot that, well, doesn’t give out anything). After a spin, you’ll need to wait 7 days for the next one.

Not happy with your prize? You can respin, but it will cost you 100 coins. It’s a familiar setup, as I mentioned, just with Casabet’s own twist.

When I mentioned gamified features, I was talking about the various Daily Missions and Achievements at Casabet Casino.

With the Achievements system, Casabet turns everyday play into extra value. While you play normally, little quests run in the background. Complete these tasks, and you unlock Achievements and earn Coins. You can then spend those Coins in the Shop on free spins or bonus cash, or opening mystery boxes, whatever floats your boat.

The Daily Missions, on the other hand, are just that: tasks to be completed that restart every day. You have 4 tasks every day, and if you complete them all, you receive Coins as a reward.

The bonus shop at Casabet works just like any regular bonus store you surely have seen at casinos so far. You earn your coins, which are your currency in the shop, by placing bets (1 coin = ~A$165 bets), winning tournaments, completing the Achievements and Daily Missions I talked about above and by claiming special offers, too.

Using these coins, you can buy free spin bundles or bonus money. Expected, right? But you can also open Lucky Boxes – The Regular, Rare, Mystery or Legendary Box, each of which holds different prizes. You can choose how many rewards to receive from the box, from 1 to 5, and this choice will determine how many coins or real money you need in order to open it.

There is a lot to do at Casabet Casino, and if you have the time and energy to join tournaments for extra competitiveness, you do you. There are always several tournaments running in the background, and I came across the following during the couple of weeks I played here:

• Major CasaCash with a prize pool of A$8,323
• March CasaRace 1 with a prize pool of 5,000 coins
• March CasaRace 2 with a prize pool of 5,000 coins
• March Spin Win Quest
• Pragmatic Play Live (Network Tournament)

The VIP program at Casabet is well-structured, and everything is clearly laid out in the VIP tab. I loved the user-friendly, straightforward setup here, which helped me clearly understand the benefits across all 30 levels.

Basically, cashback, birthday and New Year gifts, and withdrawal limits increase every time you reach a new level. After the 16th level, you also get a personal VIP manager. The last level 30 receives 35% cashback, and individually-tailored withdrawal limits and gifts.

I’d say the selection of table games at Casabet is just average. There are around 180 RNG tables here, which, understandably, include the big four: blackjack, baccarat, roulette, and poker, but also other less popular table and card casino games. This category can’t be filtered further, so your only option is to scroll (and it won’t take you long).

I always play one or two RNG tables to test the experience, and at Casabet, I chose Multihand Blackjack by Platipus and European Roulette by Kaga (Kaga is KA Gaming, that’s how you’ll see it here).

Only if you are a hardcore live dealer game fan who turns a blind eye to other game types will the 340+ games not meet your needs. For all the rest of us regular mortals, this number is just enough, and it includes a live version of every popular table game.

Pragmatic Live dominates the lobby, with more than 240+ games, including Spaceman. Yes, it’s placed here because you can place bets in real time and communicate with other players who are doing the same just then.

Besides the regular live blackjack and live roulette tables that come with the biggest number of variants, there are also game shows like Money Time, Sweet Bonanza Candyland, and Classic Wheel, but also Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, Pok Deng, and Over Under, to name a few.

Casabet keeps its jackpot selection neatly organised in its own category, and with over 1,000 jackpot games, I find the volume quite impressive.

You’ll find lots of fixed-pot games, but the interface is a bit poor, as it doesn’t display prize pools or jackpot tiers on the thumbnails. This means you’ll have to load each game to check this info. On top of that, you can’t filter them at all, so roll up your sleeves and explore.

The mini games category is a surprising highlight, especially for those who want a break from standard reels. Here, you can find instant win games like crash games, Dice, Keno, and Mines, alongside several Plinko variations.

Aviator by Spribe is also present, and so is its most popular variation, Aviatrix. Besides placing a few bets on Aviator, I also spent time on Chicken Road 2 and Mines, both of which offer a great change of pace.

Note from Australian Gamblers: Spaceman is also a part of the game collection at Casabet. I know you’d expect to find it here, among the other crash games, but for some reason, it’s placed in the Live Casino category.

Besides the usual game developers I am used to seeing at top Aussie casinos (I’m talking about BGaming, Betsoft, VoltEnt, Pragmatic Play), Casabet also collaborates with studios that aren’t frequent in Australia, such as Creedroomz and BeeFee.

By the way, you’ll see Games Global (which is the new name for Microgaming), but you know better than to assume you can play these games. You can’t.

Here’s the full list of software providers at Casabet Casino.

• Pragmatic Play
• Hacksaw Gaming
• Play’n GO
• Booongo
• BGaming
• Novomatic
• NetGame
• InOut
• ELK Studios
• Pragmatic Play Live
• Yggdrasil
• Fugaso Gaming
• Aviatrix
• Turbo Games
• AvatarUX
• Creedroomz
• 1spin4win
• Gamzix
• Mancala
• OnlyPlay
• Galaxsys
• Popiplay
• VoltEnt
• Betsoft
• Belatra
• Mascot
• Platipus
• Quickspin
• Spribe
• Kiron
• Pascal Gaming
• Popok Gaming
• Evoplay
• Peter & Sons
• Spinocchio
• BetGames
• Salsa Technology
• Apollo
• HoGaming
• Spinmatic
• Igrosoft
• Concept Gaming
• LiveGames
• XPG
• Kaga
• Simple Play
• BeeFee
• Vivo Gaming
• Asia Gaming
• SA Gaming
• Booming Games
• Edict

Casabet Casino covers the basics when it comes to player protection. If you feel like you’re overdoing it, you can toggle various restrictions directly on your account, including limits on deposits, losses, and total wagers. You can also cap your session time to avoid those ‘marathon’ runs.

There is also a cooling-off period that you can activate, or you can go for a full self-exclusion by reaching out to their support team. They also provide a link to a self-test at BeGambleAware.org.

The minimum deposit at Casabet varies by payment method. If you choose a fiat method, the minimum varies from A$10 to A$20. On the other hand, all cryptocurrencies allow a minimum top-up of A$10.

Every bet you place counts toward the so-called Level Experience needed to progress in the Casabet loyalty program. By playing, this Experience increases, and you then reach the following stages as stated in the VIP terms.

Yes, of course. The Casabet live casino category is home to more than 340 live dealer tables.