Winner Casino review
Founded in 2009, Winner Casino is operated by a company named Universe Entertainment Services.
Winner Casino has a Maltese gambling licence, which supports promotion of its online gaming services across Europe and in some countries farther afield. The brand has no distinctive theme: its pitch centres on substantial bonuses and a broad game catalogue, summed up by the motto “Turning Players into Winners”. This review looks at how the casino presents that offer.
Key features
- A selection of jackpot games
- 200% bonus for new customers
- VIP scheme and comp points
- Invite-a-friend offer
Positive points
- Recognised game studios
- A range of bonus offers
- Several banking methods
- A straightforward, user-friendly site
Drawbacks
- No live chat support
- The site excludes a number of countries
Winner Casino at a glance
| Online | Since 2009 |
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| Licence |
| Software | |
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| Owner | conium Gaming Limited Casinos |
MORE DETAILS
| Restricted Countries | |
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| Currencies | CAD, AUD, EUR, NOK, GBP, USD |
| Language | |
| Support | Email, Phone |
| Contact | [email protected] |
PAYMENTS & CASHOUTS
| Deposit Methods | |
|---|---|
| Min Deposit | €40 |
| Min Withdrawal | €40 |
| Withdrawal Limits | €9,000 per month |
| Payout Timeframes | EWallets: 24-48 hours Credit / Debit Cards: 2-5 days Bank Transfers: 3-7 days Cheques: 21-28 days Pending Time: 0-96 hours |
Casino background
Winner Casino opened in 2009 and has had time to establish a name in the iGaming sector. The source review reports positive feedback and credits the casino's management with bringing established game suppliers on board and providing knowledgeable customer assistance. It describes the site as a place for players seeking online gaming entertainment, and views its early years in the market as a successful start. That history alone, however, does not establish how the business will perform in future.
Licensing, security & fairness
The source describes Winner Casino as licensed and regulated by Malta's gambling authority, and characterises that licence as well regarded. It says the casino accepted players from multiple countries, while also noting restrictions that included the UK and Sweden, where separate local licences were required. These are jurisdiction-specific claims; a Maltese licence does not establish authorization in Canada. The review presents Malta's licence as the basis for the site's operating position at that time.
Bonuses and promotions
Welcome offer
At the time described, Winner Casino offered a 200% first-deposit match capped at €350. A minimum €40 deposit was required to qualify, a threshold that could be high for some players. The review also listed a separate 60% match of up to €300 on the next deposit. The reported offers were:
- Initial deposit: 200% match, up to €350
- Next deposit: 60% match, up to €300
Wagering terms
The first offer required a €40 minimum deposit and the second a €20 minimum. Both bonuses carried 35x wagering requirements and expired after 72 hours. It also says winnings from the first-deposit bonus were limited to 10x the deposit amount. These conditions describe the offers as presented.
Game contribution
Slots and scratchcards contributed 100% toward wagering, while table games counted at rates from 25%-10%. Video poker was listed at 20%, and blackjack at 10%. The review advised checking the complete rules, since contribution could vary by game and version.
VIP scheme
The Winner Casino VIP Program was described as having seven levels, beginning at Member and rising to Black. Benefits increased with progression, including tailored offers, a personal account manager, quicker withdrawals and improved comp point conversion rates.
Comp points
Players earned one comp point for every €10 wagered. Points could be viewed in the My Account area and exchanged for money there. Accumulating points was described as a way to enter the VIP program, giving the points more than one stated use at Winner Casino.
Payment methods
Making a deposit
Winner Casino accepted MasterCard, Visa, Trustly, PaysafeCard, Skrill and Neteller for deposits; PayPal was notably missing. The review described €10 as the minimum deposit and said funds reached an account instantly. These are details reported by that review, not confirmation of payment options or processing today.
Withdrawing funds
For Winner Casino withdrawals, most banking methods processed requests within three business days. It set out a €20 minimum withdrawal and a €9,000 monthly limit, which the reviewer felt could constrain some high-stakes players. Those figures and timing reflect the source review, rather than a current service commitment.
Games on offer
Game software studios
Playtech and NetEnt were highlighted as major suppliers at Winner Casino. The review said their catalogues brought a range of popular slots and table games to the casino lobby.
Slot games
The source praised the Playtech and NetEnt slot selection for its production quality, varied themes and in-game features. It singled out Kingdoms Rise, Gladiator Jackpot, the Age of the Gods series, Buffalo Blitz and Cat Queen.
Table and card games
Winner Casino’s table and card catalogue were described as offering over 60 titles. Roulette, video poker and blackjack were highlighted among the popular choices, alongside arcade games and scratchcards for anyone seeking a different kind of play.
Live dealer games
The source review counted 14 games in Winner Casino’s live dealer lobby. Its examples ranged from blackjack and roulette to seven-seat bacarrat, sic bo, casino hold’em and three card brag. The review also noted a live blackjack game associated with the Kingdoms Rise slots series.
Mobile play
Winner Casino's website was described as optimised for mobile devices, with its main features and promotions accessible on smaller screens. The review said players could use the mobile format for the site's games and offers, framing mobile access as part of the casino's approach to online play on the move.
Getting customer help
Winner Casino offered support by email and telephone, but had no live chat. It directed readers to the “?” symbol on the right side of the screen to find contact information and phone numbers. A FAQ section was also available; the review considered it less comprehensive than some alternatives, though useful for common questions.
Verdict
The source review attributes Winner Casino’s early success to its straightforward website and business decisions. It says the 2009 launch may have helped build a customer base before many other sites appeared. Partnerships with Playtech and NetEnt are presented as another positive, since the reviewer expects players to seek out familiar games. The review identifies the €40 minimum deposit for the welcome bonus as its main drawback. It also suggests that the casino’s entertainment, games and promotions might justify that €40 deposit for some players, depending on their preferences. These are the original reviewer’s opinions, not independently verified findings.
