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If you look up Vikeliz Media N.V.’s entry on the licensing register in Anjouan, you’ll find that Ray Casino has two listings there – one with its usual .com address, and another with a .net extension instead. Weirdly, the two landing pages aren’t identical – you’ll see the menu options in a different order if you go to the .net version of the casino. That doesn’t make it a separate casino, though, and so that means there are no Ray Casino sister sites at the moment. This is the operator’s first brand, so if it takes the usual “suck it and see” approach to the industry that new operators tend to, it’ll likely be a while before it decides to launch any new casinos. If any Ray Casino sister sites are ever launched, you’ll see them here. Until then, here’s a full review of Ray Casino.

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Ray Casino Review 2025

We know what you’re thinking – “Who’s Ray?” – and we’re afraid that it’s a question that we can’t answer for you. Perhaps Ray is the name given to the smiley square character in the middle of the Ray Casino homepage. On the other hand, perhaps we’ve got the wrong end of the stick, and “Ray” is more like a ray of sunlight. It’s a generic name, but this doesn’t look like a generic online casino. Instead, it looks ultra-modern and stylish, managing to be minimalist without looking sparse. Is Ray Casino as modern in its approach to content as it is in its approach to presentation? Let’s see.

Ray Casino Welcome Offers

The Ray Casino homepage promises a 100% matched deposit of up to £500 with your first deposit, but there’s more on the table than just that for new players. That first deposit bonus is followed by 80% up to £500 on deposit two, 60% up to £500 on deposit three, and then 50% up to £500 on deposits four, five, and six. That’s a possible £3000 in bonus cash, all of which is subject to a minimum deposit of £25 each time, and a wagering requirement of x40. It’s a decent offer, but it’s not the £7500 welcome promotion that the casino seems to offer when you click the “sign up” button. We’re going to assume that’s a design error.

While it’s not made explicitly clear at first, new players at Ray Casino also get two hundred free spins with their first deposit. The spins are dished out at a rate of twenty per day, and you have to remember to visit the Free Spins page of the website to activate them. We’re going to go ahead and assume that winnings from the spins are subject to the same wagering requirements as the rest of the welcome bonus.

Ongoing Promotions

In the hope of persuading players to keep coming back, Ray Casino runs a thirty-stage loyalty program. As with most loyalty programs, the rewards get better the further into it you go. For the first five ranks, the only rewards are free spins, with the number of spins increasing as you move through the levels. From level six to level fourteen, players get a guaranteed allocation of weekly free spins, a small cash bonus for reaching each new level, and a separate bundle of free spins at each new level, too.

Level fifteen of the loyalty program is where things get really interesting. Players still get the ongoing rewards they were getting before, but also start attracting cashback. It’s 5% daily cashback at first, but this will have increased to 7.5% by the time level twenty-one is reached – and then things change again with the addition of real-money cash bonuses at each level. Eventually, by level thirty, players get 250 free spins for reaching the level, a £100 casino bonus, 250 free spins per week, 15% daily cashback, and a £75 real money bonus. You’ll need 100,000 XP to reach that rank, though, and we’re not clear on how XP is awarded.

What are the Pros and Cons of Ray Casino?

Pros: Ray Casino looks cool, and looking cool goes a long way in terms of attracting new players. The welcome bonus that the casino offers is above average, and there’s a well-structured loyalty scheme to keep players interested.

Cons: It takes a week for the casino to process withdrawals, and you can’t withdraw less than £250. That’s unacceptable on both fronts. The welcome promotion advertised on the Sign-Up screen is worth more than the welcome promotion that new players are actually given, and the quality of the casino’s portfolio is distinctly sub-par.

Top Games at Ray Casino

We just said that the portfolio of slots and games at Ray Casino is sub-par, so allow us to illustrate what we mean by that – the top slots game at the casino is Shaolin’s Tiger, and that’s a game so low-profile that it doesn’t even have an entry at Slots Catalog. Geisha’s Fan by Tom Horn Gaming takes second place on the top row of slots on the casino’s homepage, followed by Thrones of Persia (also Tom Horn Gaming), and Don Juan’s Peppers (Tom Horn Gaming again). The Dutch provider appears to be responsible for almost all the highest-profile games at this casino, which is a sure sign that Ray Casino doesn’t have access to the best games companies in the business.

Ray Casino tries to present itself as a single-page website. That might be stylish, but it makes navigating the casino’s portfolio more difficult than it ought to be. We had to scroll down the selection of games for a long time before we found Aviator, Plinko, and Hi-Lo, so while we can confirm that the casino has access to crash and instant win games, it might take you a while to locate them. There were no live casino games at Ray Casino at the time this review was written, but we caught the site when it was very new. There’s a notice towards the bottom of the homepage that tells us that Ray Casino is still in development, so given that there’s a link for live casino games, we’ll assume that they’ll be added at a later date.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

We know from reading the terms and conditions of Ray Casino that it won’t allow you to withdraw in crypto if you deposited in fiat currency, or vice versa. That means we know that both fiat and cryptocurrency are accepted here, but we don’t know which specific coins or methods because the casino doesn’t tell us. What it does tell us is that withdrawals take seven days to complete, and the minimum amount you can withdraw is £250. That’s too long a wait and two-and-a-half times what we’d consider even borderline reasonable for a minimum withdrawal limit.

Customer Support and Licensing

There are no customer support links at Ray Casino, which we’d have to say is a catastrophic design failure. We know the customer service email address is [email protected], but only because that’s the address listed on the casino’s Internet Gaming Licence, which was issued in the State of Anjouan. Separately, the casino’s operator, Vikeliz Media N.V., holds Curacao Gaming Control Board licence OGL/2024/1492/0944. These licences, which aren’t valid in the United Kingdom (where the casino remains illegal), could theoretically be extended to cover any Ray Casino sister sites that might appear in the future. We’re very surprised that licenses would be issued to a casino that has no customer support links.

Ray Casino – The Verdict

There was, as we’ve already acknowledged, a “Ray Casino is under development” notice posted on this casino’s website on the day we reviewed it. We know we’ve visited and reviewed the casino earlier than the operator would probably want us to. From our point of view, you shouldn’t launch a casino website until it’s finished. There are some positives here, but the lack of customer support links makes the casino unsafe, and we can’t recommend that anyone plays here until that changes. If Vikeliz Media N.V. is still working on and developing Ray Casino, we’d urge them to reconsider both the speed and minimum transaction value of withdrawals – the current terms are unfair, and they’ll struggle to attract custom so long as this remains the case.