BurnBet Casino Review

Licensed for Gambling

If prospective punters are worried that they might get burned by this casino, then they can take some reassurance from the fact that it is registered and licensed under the Government of Curacao. This essentially means that both the players and the casino can rely on the Curacao e-Gaming licensing body to act as a mediator in the event of a dispute. What’s more, this also indicates that the casino has taken all of the necessary measures to ensure that its games are fair and safe to play while there is an adequate promotion of responsible gambling.

One thing that might be cause for concern for some gamblers despite these licensing credentials is the fact that the company behind the casino is more or less unknown in the industry. The website which was launched in 2016 states that it is owned under a company called Yucatan Gaming N.V. and - while this business has addresses in the UK and Curacao - it would seem that Burnbet Casino is it’s only gambling site. So, punters won’t be able to check out any customer reviews from other sites associated with this casino in order to garner what sort of reputation the company has.

No Live Chat

One thing that severely lets this gambling brand down is the fact that it doesn’t offer any sort of live support system for punters in need. So, if you do end up playing at the casino and you run into a spot of bother, your only option will be to send an email to the casino’s staff with a response time that could take up to 24 hours.

Strange Slots

It’s fair to say that a large majority of the casinos online nowadays opt for the same top software suppliers and the same popular games. Let’s face it - the best games are going to draw the biggest audiences, right? That’s not quite the case at BurnBet Casino with some not-so-popular game makers providing the games and even some studios that punters may never have heard of before.

Some of the more recognisable software companies at the casino include EGT, Aristocrat and Novomatic. These game makers are far from being at the same cutting edge of e-gaming design as the likes of NetEnt, BetSoft and Microgaming but they still serve up some familiar game titles such as 50 Dragons, Miss Kitty, Book of Ra, Dynasty of Ming, Versailles Gold and Age of Troy. As you can see, there is plenty of variety on show as far as the theme goes with an emphasis on historical themes and different cultures as well as the odd novelty design. These studios also have a knack for retro style slots such as the 5-reel 20 Super Hot by EGT and the 3-reel Alway Hot slot by Novomatic.

If you’re looking for something completely different to spin, then you’re looking in the right kind of places. That is because this casino stocks a range of slot machines from some fairly unheard of sources. There are some fun-looking novelty slots from Alps Games such as Wolf’n’Rabbit Money Chase, The Big Money Scent and Submarine Adventure while Unicum supplies some Russian-themed slots with rudimentary 3D graphics such as Gold of Party, Bazar and Bratva. Unfortunately, there are no progressive jackpot slot machines available to play at BurnBet Casino.

Live Casino Games

Strangely enough, BurnBet Casino doesn’t stock any virtual table games such as roulette, blackjack or baccarat. However, punters with a penchant for some traditional gambling action shouldn’t be too disheartened since there is a full range of live casino dealer games to get stuck into.

The options include roulette wheels, blackjack tables, baccarat tables and sib bo dice games. If you fancy having a flutter on something completely different, then you can check out the BurnBet sportsbook site which features a range of sports betting opportunities.

Ways to Bank

With some big questions looming over the customer support service and the general quality of the games at this casino, is there anything that might persuade punters to sign up? Well, the main unique selling point would be the fact that the casino accepts payments and withdrawal requests in the digital currency of Bitcoins as well as through more conventional methods such as Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Skrill, Paysafecard, Neteller, ecoPayz and Wirecard Bank.

The maximum withdrawal limit at the casino is set at $500 with a monthly limit of $2,000. Unfortunately, the casino gives no specific information as to the limits regarding Bitcoin transactions. One thing that the casino does make clear, however, is that the casino may seek to cover processing fees from the player if a withdrawal is requested before the value of accumulated deposits are wagered through.

A Grand Bonus

Another thing that might nudge gamblers through the virtual doors of this online casino is the frankly whopping welcome bonus that will boost a punter’s first deposit by 100% up to the maximum limit of $1,000. Again, there is no information provided about limits for Bitcoin players but we do know that this casino bonus must be wagered at least 35x on casino games or live casino games before a withdrawal is eligible.

You won’t be able to play every slot machine at BurnBet Casino on your mobile phone, but there should be enough mobile-optimised slots on offer to get you through your lunch break or home-time commute. The casino site is compatible with Android, iOS and Windows devices with a range of HTML5 slots from EGT and Novomatic.

Not So Hot

We’re not going to beat around the bush, BurnBet Casino isn’t the most dazzling of casinos online. The website design isn’t exactly at the height of fashion and the slots in the lobby are far from being state of the art. However, the casino does have some good selling points, including the chance to play slots with Bitcoin, not to mention a huge 100% first deposit bonus. Then again, the website doesn’t do a very good job at outlining the Bitcoin betting process with no specific limits or bonus deals for the cryptocurrency.