Deluxino Review

Introduction

Cassava Enterprizes has been on the rampage recently with a mountain of fresh ventures in online bingo and casino realm alike. It's only normal that such relentless productivity would follow the infamous 'hit and miss' pattern and some proper duds bound to be born every now and then.

With Deluxino Casino, launched in January 2019, we get...a bit of both hit and miss.

Probable leaning towards the latter, sorry to say. However, with this review written very soon after casino's launch, we will be happy to see ourselves proven wrong if the casino goes on a mission to mend itself and its many flaws as time passes.

Regarding promotions and offers, there is not much to report here - and what there is, is not particularly good, we're afraid:

The sole promo you will bump into is the one you will get as soon as your lifespan on this casino begins - a welcome offer on first deposit. In a huge majority of cases, casinos offer bonuses that consist of bonus spins and bonus cash combo.

Unfortunately...

...Deluxino only hands out the former! Seems a bit petty, but what makes it MUCH worse still - is that these spins come with shamefully high wagering requirements, as would any other potential deposit bonuses (if there were any), as per site's T&C's.

Since that's definitely NOT a way to make someone feel welcome, we looked hard at any trace of additional offers, but there were none. A big, major omission that better get rectified in the future!

Performance wise, there is nothing to indicate that the casino is technicaly lacking in any way. Playing on the go is today's modus operandi, so smartphones and tablets will be loading pages on the go in seamless fashion and without a hitch. Oh, and the site itself looks good too - going for a delicate white/gold appearance, it is tasteful as it is functional with its hidden user menu on the right-hand side.

Tip: If you intended to snoop around the site first - tough luck! Only signing in with the casino will reveal the site's content, the non-logged in version shows just the basic home screen with a few tidbits of info.

Games

Shockingly, we were barely able to locate a measly few table games here, and not one sign of life - as in, a live dealer!

We looked at every nook, even our own carpet out of despair, but it all came to naught. All we found was the rather unhelpful filter that categorizes the entire gaming repertoire to New, All and Favorites. Oh yeah, and there's the search field for if you want to look for a specific game by its name. As it is, you wind up with a mess of slot games ordered in the most random manner. Not cool.

Slot games – Dr Jekyll Goes Wild, Lightning Horseman , Slongo Reel Riches, Astro Magic, The Invisible Man, Phoenix Sun, Fire vs Ice, The Phantom's Curse, Cash Camel, The Rift, Viva L'Italia, Stork Cash, 1429 Uncharted Seas, Fortunes of Sparta...

Table games - Standard Limit Texas Hold'em poker, Low Limits Texas Hold'em poker

Loyalty Program

Finally, something to write home about!

Sparing Deluxino some more blushes, the VIP plan - or as they call it, Rewards - is a 12 levels oddysey of following perks:

• daily bonus spins (obtainable from level 1 and having NO wagering requirements - finally! And the amount you get grows with each higher level)

• monthly cashback offers (from level 4)

• VIP manager (from level 8)

• VIP mystery gift (from level 12)

Keeping your level's privileges is possible if you meet the monthly deposit requirements.

Conclusion

With too little to rave about and much to be desired, Deluxino Casino scores quite average on our bar.

With VIP plan and its daily extra spins devoid of wagering requirements the only major bright spot (other one being the fact that you can cashout anything you have on your account, but then even that takes ages), we can only hope that casino's owners were in a rush to get it live and would gain momentum by improving wildly after such lowering of expectations.

That would, actually, make for quite a business strategy!

The support's phone line is for UK residents only - implying perhaps that the casino is intended for British populace in the first place, although it does accept several different international currencies except British Pound, so no -others can join too.

Still, with poor choice of entertainment available, it's right to wonder - is there enough here to entice an average casino patron to join?