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Design & Usability

Loading up CasinoCasino, I was pleased to find a modern site with a dark theme that’s easy on the eyes. Sporting a black background, colour is provided by the large, bright thumbnails which make browsing the library a pleasurable experience.

Speaking of which, how well organised is CasinoCasino’s catalogue? I often find myself frustrated when casinos fall short here, and when there are hundreds of slots to choose from, a degree of filtering is necessary — especially considering how diverse the genre is. CasinoCasino does better than some in this regard, with a decent selection of categories to split things up along with the ability to browse by developer.

However, I’d love to see more granular options to help narrow down the selection of slots. The ability to filter by features like Megaways, progressive jackpots, and avalanche reels, or themes such as animals, films, or ancient history would all be welcome additions in the future. All British Casino is one example of a site that does this well, and it’s invaluable if you’re looking for a bit of inspiration for what to play.

Other than that, I don’t have many complaints on the design front. The appearance is a little plain for my taste, but it’s fair to say I’d much prefer this over a questionable colour scheme (I’m looking at you, QuickSpinner Casino). And in terms of the overall experience, the site is fairly responsive to browse as well as being free from glitches.

Software

In line with its vast games offering, CasinoCasino’s roster of developers pulls no punches. It’s easy to sort by the biggest providers thanks to handy filters along the top, and I was pleased to see most triple-A names checked off the list, including IGT, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, Evolution, and more.

But one thing I love about this online casino is its selection of smaller names, which represent a goldmine of innovative and exciting games to unearth within the library. Nolimit City is one name I’m particularly excited to see included. Known for its edgy themes, this Swedish developer’s titles often incorporate unique mechanics which are a great way to freshen up your standard slots gameplay. I also found titles by the likes of Hacksaw Gaming, ELK Studios, and Nyx.

Ultimately, a diverse range of software studios means a diverse range of games, and including both big and small names means players get access to the most popular mainstays and the freshest releases.

Games

On to what’s arguably the most important aspect of any online casino — the games. CasinoCasino definitely delivers the goods here, and there’s plenty to choose from. All the main bases are covered as well as more niche categories. Slots, table games, and live dealer titles are joined by Slingo, scratch cards, video poker, and even a handful of casual games like solitaire.

Browsing through the slots, I was impressed by what was on offer. Everlasting classics such as Starburst, Book of Dead, and Immortal Romance are present, as are plenty of titles with rich features like Megaways and cascading reels. The selection of branded slots is also substantial, including popular releases like Narcos and Game of Thrones, plus new blockbuster Microgaming slot The Goonies: Hey You Guys.

If you’re a live dealer fan, CasinoCasino does a great job here too. I was pleased to find a huge range of titles spanning all manner of blackjack and roulette variants, plus thrilling game shows like Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt and Crazy Time. A handful of other games like sic bo, Andar Bahar, and Dragon Tiger round things out.

The only area that’s arguably lacking in CasinoCasino’s library is its selection of table games. Of course, you’ll still get to pick from a core selection of blackjack, roulette, and baccarat among a few others. This is pretty typical of online casinos so I’m not too bothered — personally, I’d rather play these games in a live dealer format anyway.

Slots

CasinoCasino offers hundreds of slot games from a range of different software developers including Blueprint Gaming, Microgaming, IGT, NextGen Gaming and Scientific Games. With 19 different software providers here, there’s loads of variation in terms of RTP, variance, and paylines. There is a slot game here to keep every type of player entertained.

Some of the top titles on offer include the likes of Creature from the Back Lagoon, Jack and the Beanstalk, Monopoly Megaways and Desperados Wild Megaways. If you prefer slots based on your favourite television shows and films, you are well catered for with titles like Jurassic World, Friends, Jumanji, Vikings, Halloween and Bridesmaids all available at CasinoCasino.

There is a good range of progressive jackpot slots to choose from, including popular Microgaming titles such as Mega Moolah and Treasure Nile. The casino does not display a live feed of the progressive slot jackpot which some players may find frustrating when choosing which game to play.

The organisation of slot games at CasinoCasino isn’t the best as they do not have filters to make it easy to find the types of games that you want. You can choose between video slots and slots, and there is a search bar that lets you find slots by name, but that is the extent of it. Jackpot games are also not separated, which means they’re not always easy to find.

Live Casino

CasinoCasino has a small range of live dealer games from NetEnt and Evolution Gaming, offering roulette and blackjack, although the Evolution games are found in the ‘table games’ section rather than the ‘live casino’ section, which isn’t ideal. There are different variations of the roulette and blackjack games, but all are fairly standard.

Players will appreciate that the CasinoCasino live games cater to a range of different budgets. You can play the classic live roulette games if you have a bigger budget or opt for the low stakes versions of the game where the lower table limits may be more suited to your budget. The same applies to the games of blackjack where you can opt for the classic version, high version for bigger budgets, or the low version if you have a tight budget.

CasinoCasino keeps things simple with a core selection of payment methods that are likely to suit most users. Visa and Mastercard are supported — no surprises there — but what alternatives are available? On the e-wallet side of things, there’s Skrill, Neteller, and ecoPayz. Payments intermediary Trustly is another great choice if you’re prioritising fast payouts, while Paysafecard can be used if you don’t want to share your bank details. Last but not least, bank transfer rounds things out.

On the whole, CasinoCasino has covered all the bases here so I’m pretty content. If it wants to go the extra mile, support for up-and-coming services like AstroPay and MuchBetter would be a fantastic addition — sites under the Marketplay umbrella such as Luckster or Mr Play offer the widest choice in my experience, as well as consistently delivering instant payouts.

Speaking of withdrawal speed, I was happy to find CasinoCasino aims to process all requests within 24 hours, and you’ll get a same-day payout if you submit it before 6am — otherwise, it should land the next day. In my tests, I placed a withdrawal request at 3pm and it landed in my Skrill account the next morning. If a fast payment is a priority for you, I’d recommend choosing one of CasinoCasino’s e-wallet options or Trustly, although keep in mind Skrill and Neteller both charge a small fee when withdrawing to a bank account. It’s also worth knowing that these services are excluded from claiming the welcome bonus.

Support Options

CasinoCasino does a great job when it comes to support. I was glad to find all three options of email, live chat, and phone provided, with a multilingual team on hand to deal with any issues 24/7. This really is the gold standard for customer support, and CasinoCasino is going the extra mile compared to many other sites that simply offer live chat. Furthermore, players can expect an email reply within an hour.

As expected, CasinoCasino was fully compatible with my iPhone via the mobile browser. In fact, it actually seemed to perform better than the desktop version — a bit of a surprise! Things felt a little snappier and quicker to load, which is great news whether you’re browsing the library or managing your deposits. The range of games available on mobile is also on par with that of the desktop site.

The only area the CasinoCasino mobile site falls short is the same as its desktop counterpart, and that’s the lack of library filtering options. This is particularly noticeable on smaller screens, as there’s a whole lot more to scroll through to find what you’re looking for. Nevertheless, the site still felt intuitive to use in a handheld format.

App Review

Unfortunately, CasinoCasino doesn’t offer a dedicated mobile app. However, its mobile site means you can still enjoy your favourite games on iOS and Android. Furthermore, the site can be added to your homescreen for easy access and full screen browsing.