Casino Fiz

Casino Fiz Sister Sites 2024

THE CASINO FIZ SISTER SITES ARE NOT COVERED BY A UK GAMBLING COMMISSION LICENCE.

Sahara Sands Casino

Sahara Sands Casino deserves some credit for its appearance. Unlike many of the Casino Fiz sister sites that stick rigidly to a standard template, Sahara Sands stands out with a more modern look that could actually attract today’s more discerning players. The casino’s custom graphics and visuals are a step up from the usual, offering a more engaging visual experience. However, it’s a shame that beneath these improved visuals, the same old issues persist. The underlying system hasn’t changed, with the same frustrating rules regarding bonuses and withdrawals. The graphics are just a façade – you might as well be waiting for your withdrawal to arrive from the middle of the Sahara itself. From confusing bonuses to restrictive withdrawal rules, playing at Sahara Sands is likely to feel every bit as much an arduous trek as attempting to cross the desert – and perhaps equally ill-advised.

Casholot Casino

A charitable way to describe the appearance of Casholot Casino would be “old school.” A less charitable way to describe it would be “ancient and decrepit.” There are some really ugly mugs among the Casino Fiz sister sites, and Casholot is right up there with the ugliest of them. Very little effort has been made to dress up the standard issue SSC Entertainment N.V. template, so it looks like a bare-bones site offering, if we’re honest, a bare-bones casino experience. Every single casino that this operator hosts comes from a clone factory, with slightly different skin stretched across the same bones each time. If Casholot Casino deserves recognition for anything, it’s the fact that it’s been online for more than eight years. Most of the other Casino Fiz sister sites are nowhere near that old, so we guess it must be doing something right on some level.

Boombet Casino

Should we praise Boombet Casino for telling us the truth about its terms and conditions, or should we reserve special criticism for it because it makes its anti-player policies so plainly obvious? If you look into SSC Entertainment N.V. as an operator, you’ll notice that almost all their casinos obscure important terms and conditions, either hiding them in fine print or simply never making any reference to them. Many of the Casino Fiz sister sites have unclear bonus terms, allowing the bonuses to tempt people without giving them pause for thought. Boombet Casino, however, breaks away from this by being upfront about its rules: bonuses can’t be withdrawn at all, cash withdrawals are limited to ten times the deposit that created the winnings, and withdrawals can take up to three weeks to process, even for e-wallets and crypto. These terms are far from player-friendly, to say the least.

New Vegas

It should be almost impossible for an online casino to go wrong with a Las Vegas theme, but the fact we’re opening with that statement is a fair indication of what we’re about to say about New Vegas. If it weren’t for the name, you’d be hard-pressed to say that New Vegas is supposed to have a Sin City theme. There’s no sign of the bright lights or the world famous Strip, with the casino opting instead for a muddy brown colour. We can think of something else that’s this shade of brown, and it makes for a fair description of what you can expect to find at New Vegas. It’s another one of the less impressive Casino Fiz sister sites, excelling at nothing while simultaneously offering terrible terms and conditions. It’s no wonder the “New Vegas” name is a scrawl on the casino’s logo – the designer was probably embarrassed.

EuroFortune Casino

EuroFortune is an online casino that’s proudly European, right down to the casino’s colour scheme being inspired by the European Union’s flag. That might not be the best approach for a casino brand that’s trying to gain traction with British players. Since the 2016 referendum, UK players have had mixed (and that’s putting it politely)  feelings about the EU, which might be one reason why EuroFortune hasn’t been as popular as other Casino Fiz sister sites lately. Having said that, UK players really should avoid EuroFortune altogether because it doesn’t have a valid gaming licence. Despite this, it still gets some visitors, though far fewer than before, which is reflected in its mostly negative reviews that have dwindled over time. If you’re expecting a twist to highlight some positives about the casino, unfortunately, there aren’t any. The same issues that plague other casinos on the SSC Entertainment N.V. platform are present here as well.

Can Casino Fiz Be Trusted?

★★★★★

Casino Fiz only scores one star for trustworthiness.

1. Licenses and Fines	Casino Fiz lacks official licensing, which raises serious questions about its legality and safety.
2. Accepts UK players?	Although not licensed, Casino Fiz doesn’t stop UK players from joining, which is problematic.
3. Trustpilot Score	N/A- There aren’t enough Trustpilot reviews to provide a score for Casino Fiz yet.
4. Operator Name & Location	Casino Fiz is run by SSC Entertainment N.V. in Curacao, where unlicensed casinos have a history of treating players unfairly.
5. Bonus Terms	The terms related to bonuses are not only vague but also contradictory.
6. Customer Support	Casino Fiz offers customer support through live chat, email, and phone, providing ample ways for players to seek help.
7. Withdrawal Speed & Options	Expect delays as withdrawals, including Bitcoin, debit cards, and e-wallets, can take as long as 18 days.
8. Number of Sister Sites	The site part of a large network, with over a dozen Casino Fiz sister sites managed by SSC Entertainment.
9. Games portfolio	The game selection at Casino Fiz is fairly limited, with a focus on slots and a few live dealer games from a small range of providers.
10. On GamStop?	Casino Fiz is not registered with GamStop.
Overall SCORE >	★★★★★ – 1/5 Stars

Casino Fiz Review 2024

Casino Fiz doesn’t seem to be overly sure of its name or its theme, which is a bad first impression to make. Firstly, despite clearly being called “Casino Fiz” both in the web address of the site and the text on the website, its logo clearly says “Fiz Casino.” Secondly, while there are champagne bubbles in the logo and the name “fiz” clearly refers to the fizz of bubbly, the site appears to have a Mexican theme, as evidenced by the mariachi man on the homepage. It’s more interesting to look at than most of its sister sites, but only because it’s so obviously contradictory. Let’s hope that spirit of confusion doesn’t carry over to the casino’s content (spoiler: it does).

Casino Fiz Welcome Promotions

The banner on the Casino Fiz homepage offers a 400% bonus (presumably a matched deposit), which seems to be the actual offer, but it’s not as straightforward as you’d hope. The Promotions page oddly describes “400% Weekly Promotions and Specials,” implying that while the percentage is right, it’s not strictly a sign-up offer. However, there are no specific terms provided, just a vague invitation to “Click here for the terms and conditions of the bonus,” which frustratingly leads to a general terms page without any details about the sign-up bonus.

There’s also a different welcome offer of 100% cashback insurance, which seems to suggest you’ll get your entire first deposit back if you lose. The only guidance given is to contact customer support after losing to claim this cashback, which isn’t very reassuring. Adding to the confusion, the casino’s general terms and conditions state that bonus funds can’t be withdrawn and are only meant to extend playtime. You might be able to cash out any winnings from your bonus funds, but not the actual bonus cash. To make things even more complicated, the information on wagering requirements is inconsistent, ranging wildly from x20 to x60, with no explanation about why and when the multiplier changes.

Other Promotions

Casino Fiz provides five additional promotions, starting with a pair of raffles and a feature called “Cashtravaganza.” The raffles are straightforward and function as you’d expect, so let’s focus on Cashtravaganza, although doing so isn’t easy because the details provided are so sparse. The site mentions that during a “Cash Party” period, players can receive up to 80% back on all deposits. However, it doesn’t specify when this Cash Party period occurs, and there are no further details provided. This promotion gets a brief mention on the Promotions page and is nowhere else to be found, making us question whether it’s even real.

The other two promotions that the casino offers are a range of slots tournaments, which are as self-explanatory as the raffles, and “Comp Points.” You’ll likely have seen a variant of Comp Points elsewhere on your travels between online casinos. It’s a loyalty scheme, with players accruing points as they play games and spend money at Casino Fiz. The ratio, however, is dire. Players receive one point for every £1 wagered, but can only turn points back into cash at a rate of £100 for 100,000 points. Yes, that’s right, you have to wager £1000 to get £1 in bonus cash here, and you can only claim the bonus back as multiples of £100.

What are the Pros and Cons of Casino Fiz?

Pros: It’s tough to find positives at Casino Fiz. The selection of slots and games isn’t very exciting, and the terms and conditions can be confusing and almost misleading in places. Withdrawals are incredibly slow. However, if we really need to highlight something positive, the casino does offer three different ways to contact customer support.

Cons: The negatives at Casino Fiz are substantial. The bonuses are non-withdrawable, which feels almost like false advertising. The withdrawal limits are so low that even a jackpot win won’t leave you with much, often benefiting the casino more than the player. Additionally, if you do manage to secure a decent win, be prepared to wait up to eighteen business days to receive your money, which only adds to the frustration.

Top Games at Casino Fiz

Casino Fiz has agreements with only seven game developers, with Betsoft, Rival, and Saucify being the most recognised. While these developers are capable, they don’t quite reach the level of industry leaders like NetEnt, Red Tiger, or Play’n Go. This means there’s a more restricted variety of games and slots available at Casino Fiz. The casino’s homepage highlights slots prominently, but elsewhere on the site, you’ll find a small selection of table games and live casino offerings.

The most famous slots game promoted on the homepage of Casino Fiz is Stampede, which you’ll spot immediately because of the elephant in its logo. However, this version of Stampede comes from Eyecon in Australia—a provider not listed among the casino’s partners. This inconsistency raises concerns about the slot’s authenticity, with our concern being that it might be a counterfeit or cloned version. Such concerns also extend to other slots prominently featured at the casino, including Hot Hand, At the Copa, and Wrath of Medusa. We know that cloned slots have been found at online casinos based in Curacao before, and we hope that’s not happening here.

Withdrawal Processing & Support

Casino Fiz finds itself in trouble again in this category. The casino has a banking page, but it doesn’t clearly specify the available payment methods. The homepage footer displays logos for Mastercard, Visa, and Bitcoin, but the banking page also mentions Neteller and Skrill briefly. This leaves you unsure if these are your only options or if there are other e-wallets, with no further details provided, which is quite frustrating. The terms and conditions state that withdrawing your winnings can take a long time, ranging from fifteen to eighteen business days. To make matters worse, there’s a withdrawal limit of ten times your most recent deposit, which seems particularly unfair if you’ve won big. Additionally, all withdrawals come with a fee that could be anywhere between £10 and £40.

Customer Services & Licensing

Customers looking to get in touch with Casino Fiz can call their international support team on +1 718 732 0154. Alternatively, you can use their chat service or email them at [email protected]. Having three contact options for customer service is good, and possibly the only positive feature of an otherwise unimpressive casino site. The most concerning issue is that Casino Fiz doesn’t show any licensing information, suggesting that the operator may not hold any iGaming licences currently. This lack of licensing is also apparent at the top Casino Fiz sister sites, which had Curacao licences until recently. The sudden disappearance of these licences is alarming, especially as getting a Curacao licence isn’t hard. Although a Curacao licence doesn’t guarantee a casino’s reliability, not having one makes a Curacao-based casino even more suspect.

Casino Fiz – The Verdict

We hoped at the beginning of this review that we wouldn’t end up as confused as we were when we saw the badly mismatched homepage of Casino Fiz. As it turns out, the homepage is the least of the casino’s problems. The terms and conditions of the casino’s bonuses are either dreadful or unstated, and the fact that some of them aren’t stated makes us nervous. If the terms the casino declares are awful, how bad are the ones it keeps hidden? There’s no legitimate reason for an online casino to take three weeks to process a withdrawal request, but then again, there’s no legitimate reason for a casino not to be covered by an iGaming licence – which means there’s no reason to play at Casino Fiz.

What are players saying about Casino Fiz?

Here are our condensed / reader’s digest summaries of recent reviews of Casino Fiz. Please note that no reviews have been posted recently, so the ones listed here are the most recent we could find.

• 10-May-2022 by Hardrock74:
  It’s been 26 days, and they still haven’t paid. They keep giving excuses like Christmas, a house fire, and a grandma’s death. They even said they have losses due to the pandemic. If that’s true, they should stop taking people’s money. They seem nice when you deposit, but it’s all false promises. Slow payouts, if at all. I started here with a 5-18 day payout timeframe, but it’s been 26 days even after sending proof of everything. They only care about deposits, and there’s no working phone number. You are at their mercy. – source: Casino Guru
• 15-Apr-2018 by Allstarmikey:
  After reading the reviews and warnings on LCB, I know I will avoid this casino 100%. Other people should do the same. Please don’t lose money on a terrible casino. – source: Casino Guru
• 05-Mar-2017 by Bisbis:
  I won from a a no-deposit bonus, but there was no reply to emails, and no chat. It’s a terrible casino. They want me to deposit £25 for a withdrawal. I sent the documents 6 months ago and never got a reply. Terrible. – source: Casino Guru
• 22-Feb-2016 by Vanilipas:
  I liked their design at first. I used their no-deposit bonus but wasn’t lucky. Reading LCB reviews, I see that withdrawals can take 1-2 months or more. One review even said they don’t pay winnings. It’s great to have this information to avoid bad casinos like Fiz. – source: Casino Guru
• 18-Jan-2016 by Leistat28:
  I signed up months ago and played with their no-deposit bonus. After reading bad reviews, I decided to avoid this casino. They always send promotions to deposit and sometimes free cash, but it’s better to stay away. Players should read all reviews before depositing their money. – source: Casino Guru
• 12-Dec-2015 by Mickmack70:
  This site is very dangerous. Don’t play here! – source: Casino Guru