Casimba Casino

Online Casino Casimba carries two licences: one from the UK Gambling Commission and one from the Malta Gaming Authority. Both are current, and you can see both on the site itself.

Casimba places the Safer Play section in clear view, and you get all the key tools. There are deposit caps, reminders for time spent, and short breaks that can be applied daily or even on paydays.

Longer measures are available too: account closure, permanent exclusion, and full access to play history. It also provides a self-check test for those unsure about their habits, along with links to outside help lines.

The one area that left us wanting more was account protection. Casimba encrypts data properly and checks IDs when underage play is suspected, yet it does not offer two-step login, we would love to see it introduced someday.

Security Aspects at Casimba Casino

Casimba gets a gold star when it comes to licensing and player safety, though we would like to see stronger account security built in for the future.

Casimba gives you nine ways to make a deposit, that’s far from bad. The minimum is £20, quite high compared to the £10 you usually see, but at least the casino is transparent about that. The highest amount you can send (£5,000) isn’t mentioned anywhere. We only discovered it by entering the numbers on a whim.

Deposit Methods at Casimba Casino

I was happy to find out you can select your bonus offer during the deposit process. I myself made a £25 deposit with Visa, and funds were available instantly. Whole thing took less than 60 seconds from start to finish.

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Deposits work quickly and without fees, but the min deposit and lack of basic info in the cashier is a slight negative.

Casimba doesn’t go overboard with its deals, but there’s still enough to look into, though not all of it holds equal value. You’ll find a simple welcome Casimba Casino bonus, a few rotating prize draws, and a daily gimmick wheel. Just know that no deposit bonus is not available here.

Welcome Bundle

The first deposit gets you 50 spins on Big Bass Bonanza. But to qualify, you need to make a deposit of £20 (quite high) and wager £10 of that money before the spins are even granted, which is disappointing. However, the spins have no wagering requirements attached to them. If you land something decent, it’s yours to keep.

Your second deposit unlocks the second part, a 50% match bonus, capped at £50. Here, the standard 35x wagering applies to the bonus funds. That’s not too harsh, but you still need to put in your own cash to reach the cap.

As welcome bonuses go, this isn’t the worst you’ll see, but better options can be found at other casinos.

Daily Deals & Ongoing Promos

There are also a handful of other promotions available to existing players, including Leaderboards, Giveaways, and Daily Spins. If you’re already depositing and spinning, they’re worth a look, but none of these promotions offer great value for money.

Here’s what you can find:

1. Spin & Roar Wheel: Once you make your first deposit, you unlock access to the Spin & Roar wheel. You can use it once per day for a chance at spins or small bonuses. Rewards vary, and you’ll need to check each one’s terms separately.
2. £30,000 Monthly Cash Giveaway: This prize draw is for those wagering high amounts regularly. For every £1,000 wagered in a month (and £1,000 deposited), you earn points toward “Mega Tickets.” One Mega Ticket equals 500 points. These are entered into the monthly draw for the full cash pool.
3. £10,000 Safari Prize Draw: Running quarterly, this giveaway includes cash and holiday prizes. You collect points by wagering £400 per point, but only after depositing at least £500 during a qualifying period. Once you collect 250 points, you get a ticket into the draw.
4. Weekly £500 Cash Draw: Each week, ten players win a slice of £500. Every 100 points earned (from wagering £40 per point and depositing £100+) gets you a “Mini Ticket.” All Mini Tickets from that week go into the draw.

Casimba’s loyalty setup is very “earn and burn.” You get 500 loyalty points just for signing up and depositing, which feels like a sweet starter boost. But from there, it becomes a slow grind. You need 1,000 points just to convert them into £5 in bonus cash, bonus cash that still comes with 35x wagering attached.

What’s even more underwhelming is how differently games earn you points. Slots and scratchcards give you 2 points per £10 wagered, while blackjack and roulette barely give you anything (0.5 and 0.25 respectively). It’s clearly built to favour slot lovers, but even then, the value feels low.

Casimba Casino bonus is fair, but the matched bonus is hard to recommend over others. The daily and weekly offers won’t turn heads, and most require heavy wagering to enter.

Casimba boasts one of the largest libraries you’ll find online, with more than 4,500 games supplied by over 100 different providers. That alone is impressive, and the names behind it are serious players in the industry: Play’n GO, Red Tiger, Pragmatic Play, Push Gaming, and dozens more.

We don’t like how the game library itself is laid out. There is a decent selection of categories but rarely any subcategories, making it hard to browse the option you’re looking for when it’s a long list. Even when they do, they’re not ones you’d expect for that category. For example, the Slots category has both “Live” and “Non Live” categories, rather than ones that delineate the options by theme or gameplay features.

There is a provider filter, but no other options to narrow down such a massive collection. The search bar works well if you know the exact title, but for casual browsing it’s simply not enough.

Another weak point is the lack of game information. There are no info panels showing RTP, volatility, or mechanics before you launch a title. You can’t play games in demo mode either.

Generally game performance was good. Game loading times were usually around 15 seconds or a bit longer. I also faced one notable lag while playing games which was frustrating.

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Game Types Available at Casimba Casino

Slots

Great choice of online slot games with dozens of different themes. You can enjoy video slots, classic reel slots, Megaways games, jackpot slots, Gold Blitz slots, and more.

Slots at Casimba Casino

Jack in a Pot is one of the popular picks at Casimba. Really like the game’s design and cluster pays system, as well as the variety of bonus features. I tried Bounty Raid as well. Game’s design looks fantastic and I really like the unique bonus features.

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Table Games Lobby

Mostly blackjack and roulette variants but offers a decent selection of niche options like poker and craps.

Table Games at Casimba Casino

Played Blackjack XChange. The buy/sell feature is incredibly engaging and adds an extra dimension to the game.

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Live Games

Decent range of live casino games with a mix of traditional table games and game shows. I like that it has its own section but would like to see sub-categories that make it easier to browse the options.

Live Games at Casimba Casino

I am a fan of marble race games, so I gave Marble Race Live a go. The races are really fun to watch and I like that you can bet from as little as £0.10.

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Scratchers and Arcade

Good selection of options, with scratch cards, Slingo games, arcade games, crash games, and Lucky Tap games.

Arcade Games at Casimba Casino

I tested Slingo Big Spin Booster first. The bonus feature is a lot of fun in my opinion, as is the game’s theme and design. Ultimate Pong Lucky Tap was next. The range of prizes is good, but the minimum bet is too high and the gameplay gets repetitive. Fire Company 5 is a great game too. I like the ability to choose your bet size and the availability of instant-win symbols.

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This game section has the numbers, but it doesn’t try to make anything easier for the player. Too many small gaps hold it back from being something we’d recommend on its own.

Cashouts at Casimba use the same set of methods available for deposits, though there are fewer overall – seven in total for the UK. The lowest you can cash out is £20, which isn’t ideal, other casinos let you take out smaller sums.

There’s no stated cap on maximum withdrawals, but we’d still recommend checking with your method’s limits to avoid any hold-ups. You won’t pay fees, at least not on Casimba’s side. If there’s a cut, it’ll come from your bank or wallet provider.

Withdrawal Methods at Casimba Casino

I withdrew my entire balance of £25.84. It took less than half a minute to fill out the form and submit the request. Confirmation email came in instantly. But then the wait began. It sat in “Pending” for the full 48 hours before the payout was released. Withdrawal time was around an hour.

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KYC

The casino tries to handle the verification during sign-up, and if everything checks out, you may not need to send anything else. But if they can’t confirm your info straight away, you’ll need to upload documents.

There’s a dedicated upload page in the Help Centre; you’ll spot the link at the top. The portal tracks your progress, so you can stay updated with that. You can also check what documents you do and do not need to submit from there. Still, the rest of the Help section doesn’t explain much, it’s missing a clear verification hub entirely.

There are only two ways to reach support at Casimba Online Casino: chat and email. That’s not a huge menu of options, but it serves the most. The good news is the chat is available 24/7, and you don’t need to log in to use it. Email ([email protected]) replies aren’t fast, so chat is the better option if you’re looking for quick help.

Support Options at Casimba Casino

It took me around 3 minutes to get connected to an agent via live chat. Luckily, I didn’t have to deal with a chatbot here. After I got connected, it generally took around 1–2 minutes for an agent to respond to my answers; these were on withdrawal limits, withdrawal time and about the phone support team.

Responses were decent; they fully answered my question even if they didn’t go above and beyond. Agents were polite and helpful during all my interactions. Good to see there’s a survey that you can fill out at the end of the chat session.

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There’s also a proper Help Centre, we actually really like its layout. You get six categories, and there’s a search bar that works well enough to find what you’re after. Around 40 questions are listed on payments, bonuses, account setup, and technical issues.

Casimba’s support holds up well despite its limitations. You won’t find phone support or extra contact channels, and email is slow, but the 24/7 chat is reliable, and the FAQ is better than average.