Everygame Casino review: one game maker, a 30x bonus, and withdrawal terms it leaves vague

Is Everygame Casino legit?

Everygame sells one account for three products: the Everygame sportsbook, Casino Red and Casino Classic. The casino page calls the sportsbook "founded in 1996" and says Casino Classic, the "younger sister", was founded in 2013. It gives no year for Casino Red. The terms say every wager is placed and settled "at Everygame's operating headquarters" without saying where that is, and I found no company name or licence on the casino pages. The footer links an outside complaints form, the Central Dispute System, which is more than most offshore casinos offer.

The terms bar residents of Australia, Austria, Germany, the UK, France, Slovakia and Costa Rica, and add that Everygame "may also refuse new accounts from the United States at our sole discretion". Yet the crypto page talks to "players from the states" and the casino runs in dollars. So whether it takes you is a question to ask before you deposit, and whether you may play at all depends on where you live.

The games

Casino Red says 300+ games, "hundreds" of them slots, with progressive jackpots (Aztec's Millions and Megasaur are on the front page), blackjack, roulette, Caribbean poker with progressive side bets, video poker, keno and specialty games. It adds at least one new game a month. The casino page names one studio for all of it, SpinLogic Gaming. The About page names Real Time Gaming for Casino Red and WGS Technology for Casino Classic. I'd ask which is current; either way, one maker's catalogue is a narrower floor than a casino that carries a dozen. (A single-studio casino is common offshore, and it isn't a bad sign by itself.)

I found no live dealer tables described on the pages I read. The comp points rules say live dealer games don't earn points, which suggests they exist somewhere, but I'd not count on it until I saw one. If you play, check each game's return in its help screen; the RTP guide and the slots guide explain why that number matters more than the theme.

How it pays

The casino shares the sportsbook's cashier. Casino Red lists Visa, Mastercard and American Express, e-wallets such as EZeeWallet and EcoPayz, bank wire, and Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Lightning Bitcoin and Litecoin. Crypto deposits start at $25, and the site says Bitcoin withdrawals are its fastest payout.

What I couldn't find is the part I'd want most: the minimum and maximum per withdrawal, how often you can ask, the fees and the times. The terms say deposits must be wagered once before a withdrawal, the withdrawal method will "generally match" the deposit, first requests "may take several business days", and payouts "may be paid in instalments where appropriate". An instalment rule with no figure beside it is the line I'd ask about first. Email payments@everygame.eu and keep the reply. The withdrawals guide says what to ask.

The casino bonus, worked out

The first deposit gets 125% up to $1,000 with code SIGNUP1000, from $20. The "Rookie Raise" package adds 150% up to $1,500, 125% up to $1,000 and 150% up to $2,000 on the next three, then a $55 free bonus. Unless stated otherwise, the bonus plus the deposit must be played through 30 times, and only slots, keno, bingo, scratch cards, Plinko and European Slot Poker may be played with a bonus live. Play anything else and the bonus and winnings can be voided.

Here's the cost. Deposit $800, take the full $1,000, and you owe $1,800 times 30, which is $54,000 of slot play. Everygame doesn't publish its slots' returns, so say they return 96%: the house keeps about 4%, roughly $2,160 on average, against a $1,000 bonus. On a $100 deposit it's $225 times 30, $6,750 of play and about $270 given back for $125. The $55 free bonus carries double wagering and pays out $200 at most, says the promotion. I'd skip the lot. The rollover page and the bonuses guide show the method, and the house edge page why the casino keeps that 4%.

Who it's for

A player who likes the one studio's slots, deposits in crypto and has the withdrawal limits in writing before the first deposit. Set a loss limit for the week before you start, and see the responsible gambling page for the tools.