Eternal Casino

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Crypto Industry d.o.o Beograd is the name of the operator behind Eternal Casino. It’s not a name that rolls off the tongue easily, so perhaps it’s for the best that the company hasn’t yet come up with any other casinos. Having looked high and low, around every corner and underneath the sink, we can confirm that there aren’t any Eternal Casino sister sites. Will that be the case for all eternity, though? It’s impossible to know. Casino network companies are generally made or broken by the success of their first casino. If Eternal Casino performs well, we’ll probably see new casinos on the platform in the near future. If it doesn’t, it will likely forever remain alone. Until such a time as we’re able to update this page with Eternal Casino sister sites, enjoy the comprehensive review below.

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Eternal Casino Review 2024

Is Eternal Casino an iGaming site that’s going to be around forever? That’s the question we’ll be trying to answer in this review. It’s an odd-looking website – everything about its design is so big and blocky that you might find yourself checking whether you’ve accidentally zoomed in too far when you first access it. It’s also a little short on key information, which is a point we’ll be coming back to later on in the review. The clumsy-looking design doesn’t make the best of first impressions, but let’s find out if Eternal Casino is able to make up for that in other ways.

Eternal Casino Welcome Offers

The Eternal Casino sign-up offer isn’t especially big, but it’s put together well and comes with reasonable terms and conditions attached. It’s a 200% deposit match worth a maximum of £500, and it comes with one hundred wager-free spins to spice things up a little. The maximum possible win from these spins isn’t listed, but we presume there must be one. The wagering requirement for the cash element of the bonus is given as x30, but the full terms and conditions strongly suggest that the bonus can never be withdrawn – only winnings generated by it can.

After the welcome bonus comes the “Welcome Back” bonus, which is applied to second deposits. This time, it’s a bonus of 150% up to £500, and another one hundred free spins. Nothing is said about these spins being wager-free, so we assume the x30 wagering requirement must apply to them. Again, though, the confusing terms and conditions imply that bonus balances can’t be withdrawn.

Ongoing Promotions

As you can see from the above, we’re a little bit confused about the welcome promotion at Eternal Casino. We’re even more confused about the casino’s ongoing promotions. Specific terms and conditions are listed for Friday cashback, a crypto bonus, a high-roller bonus, and “wager-free Wednesdays.” However, none of these promotions appear on the casino’s Promotions page, and it appears to us that they don’t exist at all.

We have a similar problem with the Loyalty Program that’s linked from the Eternal Casino homepage. When we clicked it, we got a “coming soon” notice promising us that “something new is coming” and a loading bar stuck at 45%. The pop-up box obscures most of the information behind it, but we can see some descriptive text that suggests that the program will be based around cashback. There’s no way to say if or when these incentives will ever become available.

Eternal Cash

As well as the promotions listed above – or, at least, the ones that exist – Eternal Casino offers a crypto token called Eternal Cash. Players who hold tokens are supposed to get a profit percentage of ten per cent of what’s generated by the casino. That can’t possibly be true, as the casino would be bankrupt if there were more than ten token holders. Profits are paid out in the token itself, but no additional information is given. This means we can’t say whether it’s worth buying any tokens or not.

What are the Pros and Cons of Eternal Casino?

Pros: Eternal Casino has an above-average selection of slots and offers some decent live casino games. That’s about all we can say in the casino’s favour.

Cons: The terms and conditions of the casino’s promotions are contradictory and confusing. Some of the advertised promotions don’t appear to exist, and the loyalty scheme isn’t available yet. The Eternal Cash token incentive is poorly explained, and the website as a whole is poorly designed. There’s no coherent information about the casino’s withdrawal process anywhere to be found.

Top Games at Eternal Casino

We clicked on the “Most Played Slots” link on the Eternal Casino homepage in the hope of finding its top games, but nothing appeared when we clicked. Perhaps there’s nothing there because nobody’s actually playing here? This, in a nutshell, sums up our experience with Eternal Casino. We had more luck with the “Trending Now” section, which includes Gates of Olympus, The Dog House: Megaways, Gates of Valhalla, and Sweet Power Nudge. Pragmatic Play is easily the biggest of the providers working with the casino and is responsible for all of its top games. That includes the live casino, although it has some help in that department from Evolution Gaming.

Punto Banco was the top live casino game at Eternal Casino when we wrote this review, followed in short succession by Super Sic Bo, Dragon Tiger Live, and Fan Tan Live. In another textbook example of Eternal Casino being laid out in bizarre fashion, there’s a link to “Eternal Poker” just below the link that takes you to the general casino games, but if you click on it, the only thing you’ll see is a single live poker title, which is provided by Pragmatic Play rather than the casino itself. As if all this confusion weren’t enough, there’s also a link to sports betting that doesn’t seem to be working.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

Eternal Casino proudly proclaims that it accepts both fiat and cryptocurrencies, but it doesn’t tell us which fiat and cryptocurrencies it accepts. The casino’s full terms and conditions are infuriatingly imprecise about the matter of banking, not only failing to state which methods and currencies are accepted but also neglecting to give us timescales. In short, we don’t know which banking methods are supported at Eternal Casino, and we don’t know how long the banking process takes.

Customer Support and Licensing

Guess what happened when we clicked the “Live Chat” button at the bottom of the Eternal Casino website? If you said “nothing,” give yourself a pat on the back – you’re spot on. Live support doesn’t appear to be available, so all we can do is email [email protected]. Given the state the rest of the casino is in, we wouldn’t be surprised if we never got a reply.

Despite its poor condition, Eternal Casino currently holds an Internet Gaming Licence issued by the State of Anjouan. This licence would also be valid if any Eternal Casino sister sites appeared in the future, although we’d strongly advise the operator to sort this casino out before starting work on any others.

Eternal Casino – The Verdict

Given everything that’s wrong with Eternal Casino, we can’t help but wonder whether we came across it while it was still being built. If that’s the case, and you either own or work for Eternal Casino, get in touch with us when you’re finished – we’re always happy to update a review when things change. For as long as Eternal Casino remains in this state, though, we wouldn’t touch it with a barge pole – and we don’t think you should, either.