Wazamba Casino review
Wazamba Casino entered the market as a newer operator and later introduced mobile apps alongside its casino offering. The review describes a catalogue of thousands of games from established studios, including Play n Go, Netent, Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play and others.
The catalogue includes video slots, a wide range of table titles and Live Casino games. The review also reports weekly promotions, monthly tournaments, a VIP scheme, several payment options and customer service available 24/7.
Key Features
A key feature of Wazamba’s online casino is its collection of over 2,000 titles, from slot machines and table games to live dealer play, supplied by software studios around the world. The review describes this new casino as having a modern website and a menu designed for mobile use. Its homepage clearly states that the casino accepts cryptocurrency as well as Euros.
Promotions and achievement features are also central to the offer. Players can enter tournaments and choose a hero for their casino profile.
Key features
- Explore a collection of 1000s of games
- A website designed with mobile use in mind
- Frequent weekly promotions
- Regular tournaments
- Multiple payment options
What Could Put You Off
- The review lists only a Curaçao licence
Wazamba Casino at a Glance
| Online | Since 2019 |
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| Licence |
| Software | |
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| Owner | Tranello Ltd |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| Restricted countries | |
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| Currencies | EUR, PLN, NOK, HUF, RUB, CAD |
| Language | |
| Support | email, live chat, FAQ, phone |
| Contact | [email protected] |
DEPOSITS & WITHDRAWALS
| Deposit methods | |
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| Minimum deposit | €10 |
| Minimum withdrawal | €10 |
| Withdrawal limits | €500 per transaction, €500 per day, €10,000 per month |
| Payout timeframes | E-wallets: 0-24 hours Credit / Debit Cards: 0-24 hours Bank Transfers: 3-5 days Cheques: Not offered Pending Time: 3-5 days |
Casino background
Wazamba is a relatively recent name in online gambling, with the review dating its launch to 2019. It says the casino belongs to Tranello Group of Companies, registered in Cyprus. The group includes Tranello Ltd, also registered in Cyprus, and Araxio Development N.V., incorporated under Curaçao law.
The review associates Araxio Development N.V. with Alf Casino (2018), Zet Casino (2018), Malina Casino (2016) and later Wazamba Casino. Tranello Ltd, meanwhile, operates Campobet (2018) and LibraBet (2018). It says the group’s portfolio helped build relationships with many leading online casino game developers, supporting Wazamba’s growth into a sizeable casino.
Licensing, security and fair play
Tranello Ltd holds an Antillephone N.V. gambling licence for Wazamba Casino because the company is registered in Curaçao. The review also says Curaçao’s minister of justice approved the creation of Antillephone N.V. in 1996, with a mandate to issue eGambling licences to encourage economic activity and foreign investment.
Many casinos are described as operating under the Antillephone licence. Its location places it outside EU law, so EU consumer-rights regulations do not apply to the casino on that basis. The review says the licence requires a third-party RNG report and reports that Wazamba’s games were tested by the independent organization TST (Technical Systems Testing).
According to the review, Wazamba’s FAQs promise to protect customers’ funds and personal information and say the site uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology. It also notes that the Antillephone licensing body provides little transparency about how often casino finances and IT security are checked. Readers are advised to consider this limited transparency when assessing casinos with a Curaçao licence.
Bonuses and promotions
Wazamba Casino’s bonus options are listed in the site’s ‘promotions’ section, accessible from the navigation menu. The review says the promotions can be viewed on any device and recommends reading the terms and conditions before taking part.
Welcome Offer
For new players, the welcome bonus outlined in the review matches 100% of a deposit, up to €500, and adds 200 free spins on selected games.
The source review says to begin by registering through the site’s ‘Sign up’ option. After creating an account, customers were instructed to contact support via Live Chat to activate the promotion. Once activated, they had to deposit at least 20 EUR, after which the bonus was said to appear automatically in the account.
The 100% deposit match was credited immediately, while free spins were distributed over 10 days. Players received 20 free spins per day, with the first 20 becoming available after a successful deposit.
The stated terms ruled out deposits made using Neteller or Skrill. Bonus funds had to meet a 30x wagering requirement before they could be withdrawn as cash. The review said the requirement applied only to slot play, as other games did not contribute.
The review lists the following contribution rates by game type:
- Slots and other games – 100%
- All other games – 0%
Some slot titles were excluded; the review said they were listed in the ‘bonus terms & conditions’.
More Bonuses and Promotions
The review mentions several other offers on Wazamba’s ‘promotions’ page: Weekly Reload, Weekly Cashback, a Loyalty Program bonus, and Live Casino Cash Back.
Each offer was said to need activation through Live Chat and to have its own conditions. Weekly reloads were tied to deposits, with free spins and a 50%/100% match depending on the amount deposited. The stated minimum deposit was 20 EUR.
The weekly Cashback bonuses rate was determined by the deposit amount and returned a percentage of losses, up to 15%. The review described Live Casino Cash Back as using the same loss-based approach, with a maximum return of 10%.
VIP and Loyalty
The review says loyal customers could earn extra rewards by progressing through VIP levels. Its ‘VIP’ area featured a level-based game where players could collect coins and free spins without betting. The source describes this as an unusual way to build status by playing a game rather than wagering.
The casino also allowed players to buy extra masks for the hero they selected when opening a Wazamba account. According to the review, an achievements scheme tracked experience points earned through real-money games, mostly slots. Deposits and leaderboard climbs in selected games were also described as ways to earn points and unlock achievements.
Payment options
Wazamba was described as supporting a range of payment methods internationally. EUR was the default currency; deposits and withdrawals were also listed in PLN, NOK, HUF, RUB, CAD, and some cryptocurrencies.
Depositing Funds
After registering, customers could sign in and add funds to their balance. The review lists VISA, MasterCard, Skrill, PaySafeCard, Entropay, Entercash, Neteller, Rapid, EcoPayz, Sepa, Payeer, Ripple, Litecoin, and Bitcoin as payment methods.
The source states a minimum deposit of 10 EUR or the equivalent in another currency. It recommends checking which payment options were eligible for the welcome and weekly deposit bonuses. Funds were said to appear instantly once the financial facility approved the transaction.
Withdrawals and cashouts
The listed withdrawal methods were VISA, MasterCard (unavailable in some countries), Skrill, Neteller, QIWI, EcoPays, and Payeer. Cryptocurrency withdrawals were not available, and the stated minimum cash-out was 10 EUR.
The stated withdrawal limits were 500 EUR per day and 10,000 EUR per month, with higher limits at higher VIP tiers. For example, level 5 was listed with limits of 1,500 EUR per day and 20,000 EUR per month. The review says withdrawals were meant to be processed immediately; if delayed, the maximum pending period was 24 hours.
The review does not say how progressive jackpot prizes were paid or whether they fell outside withdrawal limits. It suggests asking Live Chat for written confirmation.
Games Available
The review says Wazamba’s ‘Games’ tab divided its catalogue into 7 sections: ‘Provider-specific games’, ‘Top games’, ‘Slots’, ‘Live Casino’, ‘Table Games’, ‘Progressive Jackpots’, and ‘My Favourites’. Slots made up most of the selection. The source also counts 17 table games and 21 live casino games.
A search box at the top of the screen helped users find a title. Registered customers could save games to ‘My Games’ by selecting the ‘heart’ icon while playing. The saved list remained unchanged until a game was added or removed.
Game Software Studios
The catalogue contained thousands of titles. Rather than list every supplier, the source highlights several recognised names: NetEnt, Quickspin, Quickfire, Yggdrasil, Pragmatic Play, Rival Gaming, Havanero, Amatic, ISoftBet, ELK, and others, as well as a number of smaller studios.
Slot Games
Slots were Wazamba’s most common game type, with 1000s available. Tabs across the top of the games page separated standard slots from jackpot titles. Most titles appeared in the ‘slots’ section, while the review counted over 80 jackpot games.
More titles could be loaded by selecting ‘show more’ at the bottom of the page, or found using the search bar above. The review describes three filters: ‘new’, ‘popular’, and ‘featured games’. Popular listings included Gonzo’s Quest, Starburst, Fruit Zen, Immortal Romance, Bonanza Megaways, and another 50 titles.
A separate provider view grouped games by studio. The review names Play n Go, NetEnt, Evolutional Gaming, and the other listed suppliers, with each group showing its available titles.
Table Games
Smaller than the slot catalogue, the table selection still included familiar choices such as casino poker, roulette, blackjack, and video poker. These appeared under ‘table’; players could browse subcategories in the left-hand panel or search for a title at the top.
The review counts over 200 table games, mostly card titles. Players could browse the card games together under ‘card’ or choose the separate ‘casino poker’, ‘blackjack’, and ‘video poker’ sections.
Live Dealer Games
The review says the ‘Live Casino’ section had 21 live-dealer games. Examples included roulette, baccarat, monopoly, dream catcher, poker, and blackjack. It also notes popular titles such as Live Dream Catcher, First Person Blackjack, and Immersive Roulette.
Playing on Mobile
Players using mobile casino devices could choose the mobile site or an app. The review describes the site as similar to the desktop version and the app as including popular slots, standard features, and the same interface. Live dealer games were also available on mobile, while access to the full catalogue required a Registered Player account.
The app supported devices from Samsung, iPhone, and Nokia. The casino’s online payment options, including Bitcoin, were also listed as available on mobile. Apple devices required version 9.0 or later, Android devices needed 4.0.x or later, and a windows (Nokia Lumia) phone needed Phone version 8 or later.
Getting Help
Wazamba Casino had a customer support page describing its contact options. Live chat was listed as available 24/7, while telephone and e-mail enquiries were accepted only during regular business hours.
The source lists local-call support numbers for several European countries. Its 10 numbers are grouped under international, Russia, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Malta, and Hungary. Calls were available from 10:00 to 20:00 GMT 3, except on weekends. Customers elsewhere could use e-mail or Live Chat; its button appeared throughout the casino menus. Listed languages were English, German, and Polish.
- Live chat
- Email Support
- Telephone Support
- FAQ
If those contact routes did not resolve a complaint, the review says Wazamba referred customers to the independent complaints board AskGamblers to escalate the matter.
Final Thoughts on Wazamba Casino
The review describes Wazamba’s mobile platform as well designed and its desktop site as adequate, while noting that some desktop players might prefer other casino interfaces. It also highlights features such as selecting a hero and equipping that character with items using experience points. VIP achievements and a game that could earn experience points without wagering were presented as potential draws.
The game catalogue covered multiple devices and included titles from established developers, spanning slots, table games, and live casino. The review characterises Wazamba as newer than some competitors, while pointing to its support team, welcome offer, and broad game selection.
The review also highlights the Curacao licence and says it did not bring the casino under EU laws. It assesses the player protections described by that licensing body as weaker than those associated with the MGA or UKGC; this is the review’s comparison. The source also reports a complaints process and tested RNGs.
