Omnia Casino review
Omnia Casino launched in 2017 and held licences from the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission.
Omnia Casino closed on 01.04.2022 and ceased operations.
The review described a catalogue of more than 300 casino games, including slots, table games, video poker and live dealer options, which helped Omnia Casino attract attention.
Omnia Casino’s catalogue included games from established developers such as NetEnt, Microgaming, Play’n Go and Evolution Gaming. The review also highlighted a welcome bonus, 24/7 support and a clean, modern interface among the site’s features.
Features
The review praised Omnia Casino’s uncluttered, modern layout, especially for mobile use. Prominent touch-friendly controls and scrollable long pages were noted as making the site usable across screen sizes.
Another feature was a welcome offer tied to the casino’s loyalty scheme. Players could collect points and exchange them in the gift shop for items such as smartphones, coffee makers and Amazon gift cards.
What we like
- Modest wagering terms
- More than 300 games
- A useful loyalty scheme
- Games from many established software studios
- Wide choice of payment options
What we don't like
- Limited live dealer selection
- No stated cashout limit
Omnia Casino Overview
| Online | Since 2017 |
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| Licence |
| Software | |
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| Owner | MT SecureTrade Limited |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| Restricted countries | |
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| Currencies | GBP, EUR, SEK |
| Language | |
| Support | Email, Live Chat |
| Contact | [email protected] |
DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS
| Deposit methods | |
|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | €10 |
| Minimum withdrawal | €10 |
| Withdrawal limits | Not stated |
| Payout timeframes | EWallets: 24 hours Credit / Debit Cards: 1-5 days Bank Transfers: 1-5 days Cheques: Not offered Pending Time: 0-24 hours |
Casino history
MT SecureTrade Limited owned Omnia online casino, which opened in 2017. The company also ran several other online casinos, including Guts Casino, Dunder Casino and Rizk. The source describes MT SecureTrade Limited as the former Guts Gaming Ltd and a wholly owned subsidiary of Gaming Innovation Group Ltd, which was then traded on Nasdaq Stockholm and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Licences, Security and Fair Play
MT SecureTrade Limited obtained online casino licences in 2014 from the Malta Gaming Authority and UK Gambling Commission (UKGC), and also held a Swedish Gambling Authorities licence. The review described these as among the industry’s strongest licences.
The review says the casino followed the UKGC’s 10-steps-to-cyber-secrity guidance, kept member balances separate from its main casino accounts and complied with consumer rights laws. It also reported regular RNG checks and said the UKCG emblem in the footer linked to details of the casino’s improvement work.
For complaints that remained unresolved, the review advised customers to contact the relevant licensing agencies. It also referred to the EU’s open dispute resolution service.
Bonuses and promotions
The review identified a welcome offer, player-specific promotions and a loyalty scheme as features of Omnia Casino’s bonus programme.
Welcome bonus
Omnia Casino’s welcome deal was different from a typical deposit match: new players received 100 free spins and a chance to win 100, 1,000, 10,000 or 100,000 Omnia Points. To enter the points draw, players needed three stamps within 7 days. One stamp could be earned each day by logging in and wagering at least €9 that day.
To qualify for the welcome offer, a player’s first deposit had to be at least €20. The 100 free spins were valid only on the Book of Dead slot, with winnings subject to a 10x wagering condition before withdrawal.
The source listed the following contribution rates for the wagering terms:
- Slots: 100%
- Classic Slots: 75%
- Roulette/Live Roulette: 50%
- Other Table Games/Live Dealer Games: 10%
- Video Poker: 0%
Although the listed slot contribution was 100%, the review noted that at least 30 slots were excluded. It referred readers to the Bonus Terms and Conditions for the complete list.
Other Bonuses & Promotions
Rather than offer recurring promotions to all players, Omnia Casino reportedly sent individually tailored offers. These could include deposit bonuses, free spins, cashback or bonus cash.
Loyalty Program
The welcome draw offered players a chance to win up to 100,000 Omnia loyalty points, according to the review. Players could also earn points through Omnia Casino’s loyalty scheme and redeem them for merchandise in the gift shop.
At Omnia Casino, wagering earned points that could be exchanged for shop items, bonus spins and other rewards. The review gives this example: even after winning 100,000 points through the welcome package, a player would still need 30,000 more to claim the iPhone XS from the store.
The review also described status levels: Newbie, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond and Legend. It said higher tiers brought extra benefits, including cashback, priority support, birthday bonuses and faster withdrawals.
Payment methods
The review lists EUR, GBP, SEK, NOK, CAD, NZD and INR as currencies accepted by Omnia Casino. Registered players were said to be able to deposit and withdraw using a mix of e-wallets and direct banking methods.
How to make a deposit
Payment options named in the review include Visa/Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly and Paysafecard. Omnia Casino’s stated minimum deposit was €10, while the maximum varied by payment method.
The review describes deposits through each listed method as instant, so players could start using the games right away.
How to withdraw / cash out
For cashouts, Omnia Casino listed Visa/Mastercard, bank transfers, Skrill, Neteller and Trustly as available methods.
Omnia Casino processed withdrawal requests within 72 hours. After processing, e-wallet payments were described as instant, while bank transfers and credit/debit cards could take up to 3 business days.
The stated minimum withdrawal was €10. The review’s checks did not find a maximum withdrawal amount, noting that the terms and conditions provided no information about maximum limits.
Game selection
Omnia Casino’s library contained just over 300 games, which the review considered enough for many players. While some casinos offered larger catalogues, the review judged that Omnia’s curated titles from numerous studios gave the selection a high overall standard.
Omnia Casino grouped its games under ‘Slots’, ‘Live Casino’, ‘Jackpots’, ‘Table Games’, ‘Video Poker’, ‘Studios’ and ‘Themes’. Players could filter by software studio or use the search tool to find a game by name.
Casino games software providers
The reviewer counted at least 25 software studios represented in Omnia Casino’s catalogue. It included both familiar providers and newer names, offering a range of styles to explore.
The studios named in the review were NetEnt, Microgaming, NextGen Gaming, Evolution Gaming, IGT, Play’n GO, Pragmatic Play, Lightning Box, JFTW, Push Gaming, Quickspin, Red Tiger, Scientific Games, Bally, Thunderkick, Side City, Triple Edge Studios, Williams, 2 by 2 Gaming, Barcrest, Big Time Gaming, Blueprint, Cayetano, Elk Studios and Fantasma.
Casino slots
Slots made up the largest share of Omnia Casino’s catalogue, which the review counted at 289 titles. It included classic games, video slots and progressive jackpot slots. Players could browse ‘Slots’ or ‘Jackpots’, or search online slots by title or developer.
The review’s slot collection included well-known releases such as Starburst, Book of Dead and 1429 Uncharted Seas, along with Gonzo’s Quest, Blood Suckers, Jack Hammer II and Jack and the Beanstalk. These were among the titles it said were trending at Omnia Casino at the time.
The review found 12 progressive jackpot titles at Omnia Casino, singling out Mega Moolah, Major Millions and Holmes and the Stolen Stones as familiar options.
Casino table games
Omnia Casino’s table-game catalogue was relatively small, but the review noted several Blackjack choices and Roulette games. It counted five Roulette variations and eight Blackjack versions, plus one Three Card Poker table and one Casino Hold’em table.
Live casino
The ‘Live Casino’ section had ‘Recommended’, ‘Game Shows’, ‘Roulette’, Blackjack’ and ‘Baccarat’ subcategories. The source counted 18 live dealer tables in total, a relatively small selection in its assessment.
The review counted two Blackjack tables, three Roulette tables and two baccarat tables. Other titles included Dice, Casino Hold’em, Caribbean Stud Poker, Sic Bo, Dragon Tiger, Deal or No Deal and Monopoly.
Mobile casino review
The original review rated Omnia Casino highly for mobile usability. It noted that there was no dedicated app, but said the responsive website automatically adapted its layout to the screen being used.
Customer support
The review says Omnia Casino offered customer support 24/7 by live chat and email. It describes the team as friendly, helpful and knowledgeable, and also points players to the FAQ page for answers to common questions.
- Live chat
- Email support
- FAQ section
Start Playing at Omnia Casino
The original review considered Omnia Casino trustworthy and fair, pointing to its UKGC, MGA and Swedish licences and connections to experienced casino operators. It also described daily jackpot opportunities and loyalty points, as well as a mix of virtual table games, live dealer titles and slots. These statements reflect the source review and do not establish availability or authorization in Canada.
