Roman Casino Review

With these two in your pocket, you get a guaranteed cashback bonus on your losses. The calculations for the cashback and rakeback are made on daily, weekly, or monthly losses.

Now, the details about the rakeback and cashback are not fixed. They change based on Roman Casino’s loyalty rank system, and you must achieve at least a Silver status to qualify for each bonus. As per usual, the higher your rank, the better the bonus.

One thing I did notice that I don’t see often (almost never) at other Australian casinos is the cashback on deposits. When I was playing, I was eligible for a 5% cashback on my deposits, up to A$150, with a minimum cashback bonus of A$30.

This is the lowest deposit cashback for Bronze-level loyalty members. Small as it may seem, it’s actually a good little bonus considering all other cashback deals start from Silver level.

If you’ve already made 4 deposits at Roman Casino and it’s the weekend, you can get the high roller reload bonus of 50% up to A1,$500.

This doesn’t look like a high roller bonus to me at all. In fact, the only thing that’s high roller-like is the minimum deposit requirement, which is set at A$500. The WRs are supposedly 40x, but I have a hard time taking their word for it.

The VIP and loyalty programs are pretty standard and are integrated into the regular gambling activity. The goal is simple: play actively, use bonuses, make deposits, complete daily activities, and you will collect loyalty points to boost your rank. Would I do that here? Not really.

If you’d like to try it, though, you can if you are a VIP at another online casino. This is actually a positive thing – you can transfer your casino VIP status here by just showing your VIP some place else.

I have to say that Roman Casino really stands out with its super-busy tournament calendar, offering cash pools among the biggest.

For instance, the Winter Drops & Wins tournament offers a staggering €25 million purse, while the Spinoleague event will distribute $18 million among its top players before it concludes.

Beyond these major events, Roman Casino features numerous smaller tournaments, including the Lucky Boom, Daily Bronze Tournament, BGaming Drops, and even a dedicated live casino event. The prize money for these can vary significantly. The cash pools can range anywhere from over A$3,000 to more than A$130,000, depending on the specific event.

Additionally, the casino runs ‘Missions’ as part of its daily ‘Activities,’ rewarding loyalty points for pretty common actions such as account verification, tournament participation, or placing a first casino bet.

Just note that these promotions change frequently, so you may see new events, and some of the ones I just mentioned may have expired when you open the casino.

If you’re after something more traditional like roulette or blackjack, there are more than enough options from the RNG side of the lobby. These are the ones without live dealers, but they can still deliver a great experience with low house edge and upgraded designs and betting options.

Just check out Super 7 Blackjack or Boost Roulette, and you’ll see what I mean. I saw only a few baccarat games, and the usual video poker variants like Jacks or Better or Joker Poker.

It’s a nice little part of the casino to work on your blackjack strategy or hit a few rounds casually, but it lacks a dedicated category. What can I say, different casinos, same problem. I had to use the search filter to find games by title, and to tell you the truth, this is getting old.

With just over 30 tables, the live casino doesn’t have a huge variety to offer. I think it’s easy to see why I can’t really put the Roman Casino live lobby side by side with top live casinos like Ritzo or DragonSlots, which are packed with hundreds of live dealers.

But the quality here is actually pretty decent. The games are sourced from WinFinity, LuckyStreak, and ICONIC21, and that means excellent gambling experiences with fair odds, high RTP, interactive live studios, and betting limits that work for everyone, whether you’re a high roller or just looking for a bit of low-stakes fun.

Jackpot pokies are more my cup of tea than the standard ones, which is why I really appreciated the dedicated jackpot lobby. Now, if I’m being honest, I haven’t exactly hit a major jackpot prize in the past couple of months, but I do like to push my luck, and Roman Casino has just enough options to try your luck for a big prize.

The selection numbers around 30 jackpot games. Most include fixed jackpots, but I did notice a few different progressive networks. The smaller prizes – from A$5,000 to A$8,000 – are on games like Big Cat Links and Fortunate Buddha. The really big ones – from A$50,000 to over A$150,000 – were attached to Belatra titles like 20 Super Stars, Monkey Jackpot, and Pirate Jackpots.

Okay, so these might not be the absolute biggest progressive jackpots out there, but they’re definitely not small. Plus, these were the prize amounts when I dropped by, so chances are the jackpots have grown even bigger by the time you visit.

You can break the pokie or table game routine with some fast games, and there are quite a lot, over 150 by my count.

Instant games require no real strategy, and there are no complicated rules to understand to play them. Crash games like Galaxy Blast, 1,000x Rush, or JetX 3, or something more familiar like coin flip, Heads or Tails, dice games, scratchies, Plinko, and Keno can definitely add a change of pace and the payouts can be really attractive.

The software providers’ list is shorter than I’m used to, with about 50 brands, but is there really a need for more if the best ones are already featured? I don’t think so. The only name missing that I’d like to see is Pragmatic Play.

What was really interesting was that Roman Casino has a small section of original content developed in-house. Here’s the complete list of brands:

• Playson
• Booongo
• NetGame
• Gamzix
• Fugaso
• GameBeat
• Belatra Games
• 1Spin4Win
• Penguin King
• Platipus
• Zillion Games
• Onlyplay
• Felix Gaming
• Evoplay
• Mascot Gaming
• KA Gaming
• Spadegaming
• Turbo Games
• TrueLab
• Smartsoft Gaming
• Swintt
• Aviatrix
• Mancala Gaming
• Bulletproof Games
• Jelly
• Yggdrasil
• Reflex Gaming
• Slotopia
• Clawbuster
• Betsoft
• Avatar UX
• Tom Horn Games
• Popiplay
• MGA Games
• RTG Slots
• Winfinity
• VoltEnt
• 777 Jacks
• ICONIC21
• Aviator Studios
• Game Studio
• GameTimeTec
• BGaming
• Amiry Games
• Mirror Image Gaming
• Amusnet Interactive
• Galaxys
• Shady Lady
• Pateplay
• Victory Ark Gaming
• LuckyStreak

Roman Casino takes responsible gambling seriously, and that’s how it should be. It provides all the usual policies for safe gambling, including underage gambling prevention and identity checks, alongside self-assessment tests and quizzes to help concerned users identify any patterns for excessive gambling.

The help doesn’t stop there. There is a complete set of self-service tools that you can apply to your account at any time, including:

• Daily, weekly and monthly deposit limits
• Ability to track your activity
• Self-exclusion

The good thing is that you can set the limits yourself without contacting support. Just tap the little gladiator helmet in the upper right corner, select your username and go to Gambling Limits.

It is important to note that if a user sets multiple limits (daily, weekly, or monthly) that overlap, the lower limit is typically applied. Also, the set limit cannot be changed until the agreed-upon period has ended.

Yes, there are various regular offers, including a standard weekly reload, a high-roller bonus, cashback, rakeback, and loads of tournaments, missions, and activities.

The casino uses the standard web protection protocols like SSL, 2-factor authentication, and anti-fraud safeguards, but doesn’t have any reputation to back up its operations.

Yes, you can see the Jackpots on the left-hand side menu. It includes about 30 games, some of which feature progressive cash prizes from A$50,000 to over A$150,000 on Pirate Jackpots, 20 Super Stars, and Monkey Jackpot.