Wazamba Casino Review

My Wazamba review experience left me feeling rewarded, safe and entertained! The flow from signing up to cashing out was simple and the site itself is very attractive. I love the Aztec theme and the gamification makes the platform feel personalised and unique. I also like that there are more than 20 different languages available and the mobile site has a pro feel to it. 

The support I received along the way was ample and I like the avatars which you can ‘dress’ in different masks. The player profile area is organised and has everything you need in it.

When you start to create your Wasamba Casino online account, you’ll be asked to choose a ‘hero’. This will be your avatar which will follow you through your journey at the site. 

You’ll then need to complete:

For verification, you can head to your profile and check the status. My new account simply displayed ‘verification not needed at this time’. So I was able to deposit and start playing straight away. 

KYC documents are required though at some point and the process can take up to 10 days to complete. There’s nothing stopping you from sending over the details as soon as you register, so that future cashouts won’t be delayed. This involves uploading screenshots of your government-issued photo ID and a recent proof of address. 

My next step was to make a deposit and I found this to be simple. The banking section highlights all the key information in one handy place. Wazamba Casino doesn’t charge any fees for any transactions. You also get the added benefit of standard cash or crypto payments. If you need to buy some crypto then you can do this via the onsite exchange and MoonPay.

I discovered a great deal of payment methods whilst plodding through this Wazamba review. There are fantastic international options and localised methods based on your country's own banking systems.

Minimum deposits begin at $20 across the board. Minimum withdrawals start at $8 for some payment methods, whilst others are $20. I think these amounts are fair and the withdrawal limits are standard too.

The withdrawal processing time is between 1-3 days, even at weekends. I think the upper end of this timeframe is a bit slow. Though if you use cryptos then your cash-outs will be much faster. 

Claiming Wazamba bonuses is really easy and you can do so by heading to the ‘promotions’ area. Deposit deals are claimed after you’ve topped up, from within your profile. In fact, all the bonuses that you’ve gathered along the way are found here. Because there are a lot of deals and keeping an eye on everything could be confusing otherwise! 

The welcome deals cover standard currency and crypto deposits which is good to see. The rest of the offers after this are cashback, in-game rewards vouchers, weekend free spins and reloads. There’s also a regular quiz which I had great fun with and the prize is a lump sum of cash. Beyond this there are heaps of slots, sports and live casino tournaments. As well as a bonus crab and two loyalty-type programmes. 

These ‘clubs’ are in the shape of leagues and achievements. You can complete bite-sized daily tasks to earn coins which are then exchangeable in the shop. Here you’ll be able to buy ‘masks’ for your avatar along with more bonuses. The ‘league’ is a VIP program which everyone can join. A $1 bet on games or sports will get you 1 point, which is an excellent redemption rate! You can get weekly Wazamba no deposit bonuses, enhanced cashback and more. 

There’s a huge volume of Wazamba games! At the time of my review there were almost 10,000 different ones! The range of software developers is also massive, and 60+ studios are collaborating. The most popular names that I spotted are NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Red Tiger and Play’n Go. Some of these may not be available depending on your region, but either way, you have a lot to choose from.

The types of games are:

The overall quality is high and there are thousands of well-known branded games. The jackpots section is super and you’ll be able to choose from the large progressive games as well as smaller prize pots.

The lobby is well laid out but you can only filter by game type/name and provider. With the Wazamba slots collection featuring 5,000+ games - I’d like to see more filters. Otherwise, you may be scrolling if you want something specific to play.

The live casino is also packed to the rafters with thousands of games. The main providers here are the top ones including Evolution and Pragmatic Play. There are also a couple of Wazamba exclusive tables to enjoy. The range includes poker, dice, cards and game shows. I doubt any of you will have an issue finding something to enjoy and there are enough tables to suit all budgets.

There’s no need to download anything to enjoy the Wazamba mobile experience. Just head to the main site on any of your devices and with any browser. I logged in easily to my account each time and found the mobile site to be intuitive and responsive. The menus are simplified and everything was where I expected it to be. You can make quick payments, chat to support and view all of your bonuses easily enough. 

I tried the mobile site for this Wazamba review, across all my Apple and Android devices. I didn’t find any huge differences and the sessions were smooth and fast. 

I found the live chat support was easy to launch from anywhere on the site. The email address is a bit trickier and can be found in the ‘general info’ menu. The FAQs are sparse and cover only general topics. I think that a little more effort from Wazamba wouldn't go amiss. 

Overall the live chat is where you need to head if you’ve got any queries. This worked rapidly for me whilst my emails took a few hours to be responded to. There are no automated bots and all of my queries were answered by human agents at least.

Wazamba has been operating since 2019 and it’s owned by Rabidi NV. who have 20+ online casinos in their portfolio. This online casino offers its services around the world using a Curacao gambling licence. Though this information isn’t readily available on the site, which it should be. And in my opinion, Rabidi could do a lot better in this area. Nevertheless, the platform is safe and games are RNG certified and there’s SSL encryption security.

For this Wazamba Casino review I trawled the net for user reviews. There are a lot and with overall average ratings. There are numerous complaints but the platform has responded to and solved these. As an operator, Rabidi is popular and respected in the wider industry. The site has also been shortlisted and won a couple of awards in the last few years.

There’s a sizable chunk of responsible gaming help available, which is easy to access. Included is a self-assessment, blocking tools and links to international help organisations. This is all great stuff and just what I would expect to see, but there are no personal limits available. Session, wager and deposit limits are really useful tools which wouldn’t require much effort from Wazamba to develop.