Casushi Casino

What we liked about Casushi is that it doesn’t make you dig for safety info. The licence number is right at the bottom – UKGC 39358 and it applies to online casino games, and software.

The safer gambling tools are easy to use. You can limit how much you deposit, spend, or even how long you’re online. There’s a self-test, and if you need more help, the site points you to proper services like GamCare, GambleAware, and GAMSTOP. If you choose to self-exclude, it applies across all brands run by the same company. That’s not something every casino offers. Minor protection is built in, too. The system blocks suspect underage players right after the registration process until they verify they are of adult age.

Security and Licensing at Casushi Casino

Casushi doesn’t add much when it comes to account security. There’s a standard HTTPS encryption, but no extra layers like two-factor login. Still, everything else is good.

Casushi makes the deposit process simple. You get seven methods to pick from, and while that’s not a huge list, it’s got the big names most players would go for. Each method clearly shows limits upfront. There are no charges on the casino’s end either.

The minimum deposit across all options is £10, which is pretty average in the UK scene.

Deposits at Casushi Casino

I added £20 using a regular card. The money showed up almost instantly, and I got a confirmation email right after. The flow was clean, but the limited method range and the lack of filtering elsewhere in the site leave room for improvement.

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Deposits are quick with no added fees, we have no complaints on them.

Casushi doesn’t give much bonus-wise beyond the entry deal, there’s not a lot to speak of. You get only two other regular offers, so don’t expect to see no deposit deal or loyalty programme in the listings.

Welcome Promo

The first deposit offer combines a 100% deposit match (capped at £50) with 20 spins on Big Bass Splash. The minimum qualifying deposit is £10, keep in mind that prepaid cards or eWallets like Neteller or Skrill do not qualify.

Free Spins have 0 wagering requirements, which is great. Bonus funds, however, have to be wagered 35x times. You get 90 days to use the bonus funds, which is unusually long. It’s one of the few perks that give players some breathing room. Spins have a 48-hour limit though, be aware of that.

Daily Promotions and Recurring Deals

Casushi keeps things minimal for existing users. Outside of two weekly promos, there’s not much going on:

1. Super Spinner Wheel: Place a £10 deposit and stake it on games in one day, to get an invite to use the Super Spinner the following day. It’s a prize wheel that might land you a cash prize or a few spins, or nothing at all.
2. Drops & Wins Tournaments: This is a broader prize pool campaign linked to selected Pragmatic slots. From June to November 2025, players compete in daily random drops and weekly tournaments. The total value across these events reaches into the hundreds of thousands, but most prizes go to a very small number of participants.

Games are displayed on pages of 36 games rather than a long list you scroll through. This drops the weight off loading times, but now you have to click through loads of pages to find games. Some categories have lots of pages, the slots section has 68 in total for instance. That said, not all pages have games, out of these 68 pages of slots, only 65 had games listed.

Let’s go on the slots section more, it’s clearly in need of more subcategories. Only Megaways and Drops and Wins are available as options, this makes it harder to find other types of slots without using the search bar.

Games do not have an information page, and there is no demo mode. There’s no filtering options either, even a provider filter alone would improve the site. At the very least, the search bar does allow you to look up game providers, so you can use that instead.

I don’t think the search function works that well however. As an example, I tried to search Reel King, but several somewhat-related games were listed before the slot I actually searched for. It’s best to look through the entire list when searching as you may find the game lower down in the order.

Game performance is generally pretty good, I noticed loading times to be less than 10 seconds. Didn’t really experience any issues while playing personally; maybe a tiny bit of lag but nothing that ruined the gaming experience.

Jordan Conroy Editor

Game Types at Casushi Casino

Now that you’ve seen what’s available, let’s break it down, here are some of the standout picks across each game type.

Slots

Slots options are pretty great. You get a good selection of types like Megaways, Gold Blitz, video slots as well as theme variety.

Slot Games at Casushi Casino

I loved Cash Volt slot for its visuals and audio design. The Cash Volt feature also adds a lot of fun to each spin. Lost Island is one of the popular games on the site. The design is basic for this one, and the gameplay could be more interesting, also I would love to see more bonus features.

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Table Games

The table game list is good, there’s roulette, blackjack, poker and even some game shows. Not all are equal though, as some types have a considerable lower number of options.

Table Games at Casushi Casino

I initially planned to play Roulette x2 but couldn’t as I got an error while opening the game. Went for 777 Blazing Blackjack instead, this one runs and looks great. I also like that you can play from as little as £0.10.

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Live Casino Games

Live game selection is decent; there are game shows, but table games are limited to blackjack, baccarat and roulette, although it’s got a good number of variants.

Live Games at Casushi Casino

MGM Grand Roulette is an authentic Vegas roulette. I really like that it takes place in a real Vegas casino a lot, it really adds to immersion. Monopoly Big Baller impressed me with its theme. I also liked bonus games and multipliers there, that said each round takes a little too long.

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Slingo

Casushi has a decent collection of Slingo games, both popular titles and niche options.

Slingo Games at Casushi Casino

Slingo Press Your Luck is a neat game-show themed Slingo. I really like the theme for this game, but you need 4 Slingos to win, which is too high.

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Instant Games

Instants, or arcades have a nice selection of crash games, scratchers, lucky tap games and classics.

Instant Games at Casushi Casino

I loved the Boxes arcade game quite a bit, especially that you can set your own difficulty. The gameplay itself was also fun.

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Under the hood, Casushi lets you pull your funds using six methods. These are the same ones used for deposits, which makes switching between them painless. We didn’t spot any hidden charges, and the minimum withdrawal is fixed at £10 for each method. That’s fine for the UK market is what most of its sister sites do.

Withdrawals at Casushi Casino

I went to My Account page and initiated the withdrawal process from there. Cashed out £20.34 with Visa. It was super easy, and it took me less than 30 seconds to wrap everything up.

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Verification

Casushi tries to verify you during sign-up. If you’re flagged, you’ll get a secure link by email to upload your documents. There’s no proper breakdown of this process on the site, the FAQ only has one question related to it, and that’s ‘Do I need to send my documents for verification”, no guide as to how.

Casushi offers support via live chat and email only. Live chat operates from 9am to 11pm, not 24/7 but still reasonable. You can access it via the green chat icon in the bottom-right corner of the page.

There’s also an email form on the Support page, but you won’t find a phone number or any way to talk to them outside of those two channels. No contact through social apps either.

Casushi FAQ is pretty decent, you can find it via the Support link just like with the email. It has 5 sections with 25 questions in total. You can expect to find answers on the most important topics here. The answers are decent but short, they don’t go into much detail.

Support at Casushi Casino

Once I clicked on the chat, I had to fill out a small form with my name and email. Once I entered all the details, I was immediately connected to an agent. They asked me about my birthday first thing first, would’ve preferred if this was also part of the form. I then asked my questions: about withdrawal speeds, maximum cashout limits and if they have an app. The agent was polite, they answered each of my questions within a minute and in a good amount of detail.

Jordan Conroy Editor