LamaBet Casino Review

Hello rakeback, long time no see! Once you’ve made at least one real money deposit at LamaBet Casino, you automatically earn rakeback on casino play. It’s calculated weekly, then added to your rakeback balance every Monday.

You can claim 10% once your rakeback balance hits A$3, with a weekly cap of A$1,800. After claiming, it comes as a cashable bonus with 1x wagering.

I claimed rakeback at LamaBet and cleared it quickly thanks to the very convenient 1x. However, I wouldn’t expect big returns unless you are betting really big.

Note from Australian Gamblers: This is more like a passive balance, so have it clear that you don’t get 10% of your losses; you get 10% of the casino’s house edge on your bets, which is a big difference.

Next up is the weekly cashback that ultimately depends on your VIP level at LamaBet.

Basically, if you are a VIP (Ametist through Red Diamond), you get between 5% and 15% cashback on weekly losses, with caps ranging from A$1,800 to A$8,000 depending on rank.

But don’t think that you have to reach Level 2 to get cashback, that’s not the case. VIP progressing here is lightning-fast – once you have only 2 CP, you become Ametist, which automatically grants you cashback. Additionally, all cashback has a 1x wagering requirement, which is always convenient.

Now, for the catch: the terms state that “Bonus offer is not available to players whose total income generated for the casino is negative”. In plain English, this rule means the casino won’t give you cashback if they haven’t actually made a profit from your account overall.

The live cashback promo runs every week, from Monday to Sunday, and applies only to live dealer games. Cashback is credited directly to your real balance, capped at A$300, and comes with 1x wagering before withdrawal. Unlike the first one, this has nothing to do with your VIP status; all players are eligible from the start. Only the ones who aren’t.

That’s right, the same restriction from the previous cashback promo applies here – if you’re not overall profitable for the casino, you won’t get it.

The LamaBet lottery is a deposit-based one, where the price of your tickets depends on how much you deposit. This means that the more you deposit, the cheaper each ticket becomes. For example, depositing A$35 gives tickets at A$17 each, while a A$1,800 deposit drops the price to just A$5 per ticket. It’s a simple idea: bigger deposits give you more entries for less money.

When the drawing date comes, only one ticket per participant can win, so buying more tickets increases your chances but doesn’t let you win multiple prizes. The prize list includes both cash and free spins:

• A$900 (1 ticket)
• A$530 (1 ticket)
• A$355 (2 tickets)
• A$180 (3 tickets)
• A$90 (4 tickets)
• A$45 (8 tickets)
• A$18 (10 tickets)
• A range from 100 free spins to 30 free spins, each requiring 10 tickets.

Any cash prizes or free spins are automatically added to your balance, but all winnings are subject to a 10x wagering requirement. Here, I didn’t go over my budget; I bought tickets with the deposits I’d already made, and I suggest you do the same.

LamaBet regularly starts new tournaments, so you can join the fun whenever you feel like it. Each tournament includes all the relevant info in a separate section, along with the terms you need to be aware of before joining, so don’t ignore it.

When I was playing, there were two active tournaments:

• Drops & Wins by Pragmatic Play, with a prize pool of A$44,000,000
• Spinolegue by Spinomenal, with a prize pool of A$21,000,000

I appreciated LamaBet’s transparency about the VIP program. Everything was laid out clearly in a separate tab, and it took me just a couple of minutes to figure it out.

The basis of it is what you’d expect: Every time you deposit or place real-money bets, you earn CPs. The more you play, the more points you accumulate, and the higher your VIP status becomes. Each level unlocks extra perks. I will clearly outline everything in the table below.

Don’t be disappointed if you first run into the Table Games category when searching for these types of games. It doesn’t do justice to the selection, and it’s still unclear to me why they placed only 10 games here. The real deal happens in the Card Games category, which hosts over 380 games, including mostly blackjack and baccarat variants, but also poker, Hi-Lo, and Ludo here and there.

Blackjack and Roulette have their own categories in the lobby, and I found over 70 games in the Roulette category. The Blackjack one repeats the games found in the Cards category, but it’s still great for instant access. What’s more, some table games can also be played in Demo mode (check this on the thumbnail).

The collection of live dealer games at LamaBet Casino is also great, so Aussies who like playing in real time can choose from 360+ live casino titles.

Here, there is no filtration beyond the provider’s, so don’t expect subcategories like those at other Australian live casinos. Pragmatic Play Live is behind most of the games here, and you can find all types – live roulette, live blackjack, and even live game shows like Sweet Bonanza Candyland and Mega Wheel.

Nothing but good things to say about the Jackpot category at LamaBet, because it ticks all the boxes. There are 500+ games, including progressive jackpots, and that’s easily the biggest plus.

There’s a proper mix of classic jackpots and network progressives, so you’ve got real chances at big wins, not just small in-house prizes. Some of my suggestions when it comes to progressives are the following:

• Mega Glam Life
• Pirate Jackpots
• At the Copa
• Charms and Clovers

One of my favourite pokie features is Bonus Buy, so I’m always happy to have all pokies that let me skip the base play in one category. And that’s exactly the case at LamaBet.

Many all-time favourites, like Gates of Olympus and Sugar Rush, are already here, but you can also find pokies from other, less popular providers if you feel like digging into the unknown. I spent a few rounds on Princess Suki by Belatra and Aztec’s Legend by Zillion.

But I also saw a few runaways like Venice Blackjack and Automatic Roulette. They don’t belong here, so simply ignore them.

More than 65 of the most prominent, as well as smaller, studios supply the thousands of games at LamaBet Casino. You won’t encounter any surprises here: software developers available in Australia are all present, and the ones who aren’t don’t appear in the list (except IGT, ignore, again).

I provide you with the full list of game developers at LamaBet below:

• Pragmatic Play
• Pragmatic Play Live
• 1spin4win
• Belatra
• Booongo
• Booming Games
• Evoplay
• InOut
• Novomatic
• Platipus
• Playson
• Wazdan
• Winfinity
• Yggdrasil
• Zillion
• 5Men
• AceRun
• Apparat Gaming
• Bang Bang Games
• Betsoft
• Blueprint
• Bulletproof
• Clawbuster
• Everest
• Felix Gaming
• Fugaso
• Gamebeat
• Gamevy
• Gamzix
• Jelly
• KA Gaming
• Mascot Gaming
• Mancala Gaming
• MeSlotty
• NetGame
• Onlyplay
• Orbital Gaming
• Pateplay
• Peter and Sons
• Popiplay
• Raw Gaming
• Reflex Gaming
• Reevo
• Slotopia
• Spade Gaming
• Spinthon
• TaDa Gaming
• CT Interactive
• Tom Horn
• TrueLab
• Turbo Games
• Swintt
• HungryBear
• SpinOn
• VoltEnt
• 100HP Gaming
• ICONIC21
• Lucky
• Nucleus Gaming
• Bitpunch
• Galaxsys
• Triple Cherry
• Spribe
• Penguin King
• Black Cat
• DreamSpin
• BGaming
• Platipus+ Live

LamaBet covers responsible gambling well. If things start to feel off, the casino gives you tools to manage your play. You can set deposit, loss, wagering, and session time limits, request a cool-off period, or fully close your account. Loss limits apply instantly if you lower them, but increases take 48 hours, which I actually like because it stops impulsive decisions.

They also offer self-exclusion from 6 months up to 5 years, and once you activate it, there’s no undo button until the period ends. You’ll need to contact support at support@lamabet10.com for any changes.

For anyone struggling, there’s also contact info for GamCare, Gambling Therapy, and Gamblers Anonymous.

No, during the time I was testing, there was no standalone free spins promo at LamaBet, except for the 300 free spins you get when claiming the welcome bonus. But check this page occasionally, as LamaBet might soon replace that rakeback promo with a fresh free spins offer.

The maximum you can cash out at LamaBet is A$1,680 daily, A$3,360 weekly, and A$13,440 monthly. These are approximate numbers, as their limits are expressed in EUR.

Yes, it is. There are 360+ live dealer games in the category, including blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker variants, as well as live game shows. If you play live dealer games, you are eligible for Live Cashback (check the details above).

Everyone with a properly registered Australian casino account can choose PayID as a primary method for their deposits and withdrawals. Of course, to withdraw via PayID, you must have successfully passed the verification procedure.