Leo Vegas Casino Review

Leo Vegas is online since 2012 and is a reputed online casino and sportsbook with a stunning collection of games and numerous industry accolades that make a strong impression. They seem to be one of the most award-honored casinos of all, winning Casino Operator of the Year EGR award for several years in a row, Online Casino Operator of the Year International Gaming Award 2017, and counting.

They call themselves the King of Mobile Casino and they do deserve this nickname since LeoVegas has a mobile-first website that is perfectly compatible with virtually all handheld devices and platforms. Their achievements in this field have been recognized with the Mobile Operator of the Year EGR Nordic Award 2016, Best Innovation in Mobile and Tablet EGR Innovation Award 2016, and Best Native App EGR Marketing and Innovation Award 2017. If you want to get an ultimate experience in online casino gaming, Leo Vegas is the best place to play at.

Banking

The casino operates with a host of international payment systems that are suitable for Canadian gamblers. The minimum deposit accepted on the account is $10, while the minimum withdrawal amount is $20. The upper limit for cashing out is not established, which is a rare phenomenon across online casinos out there. Three withdrawal transactions per month are free and any subsequent withdrawals (fourth, fifth, etc.) are charged $3 for each transaction in excess of the monthly limit. Gamblers with the 30+ VIP level enjoy limitless cashouts.

Bonuses and VIP program

Upon creating an account with the casino, a new user is given 20 no-deposit free spins to get started. The winnings generated from free spins must be played through x35 times and no max withdrawal is present. The casino has two welcome packages; one package is designed for casino games and the other must be wagered on live dealer tables. The Casino welcome package comprises four deposit bonuses, up to $1600 in total. Besides, each bonus comes with 25 free spins on a range of slots determined by the casino. For live casino lovers, Leo Vegas developed a special welcome offer of 100% with the maximum bonus amount of $250. The live casino bonus funds need to be wagered 70 times to get cleared.

No other regular bonuses are found at the casino; however, Leo Vegas often organizes themed promotions dedicated to a holiday, a new slot release or other events. These limited-time promos and bonuses cover a wide range of game types, not only video slots.

Every registered user will have a VIP bar in his personal profile page that crawls slowly every time the user makes a real-money bet. The VIP “journey” always starts from level 1. As soon as the bar is full, it resets and the user progresses to the next VIP level, with over 70 of them available. Gamblers of each VIP group (1–10, 11–20, 21–30 levels, and up) participate in monthly prize draws and have the chance to win cutting-edge devices and other valuable prizes. The more you bet and the higher your VIP level, the more possibilities to be the winner. Other benefits include birthday rewards, invitations to events and dedicated support agents.

Casino games

Leo Vegas features a massive collection of online games courtesy of dozens of software providers such as Microgaming, Play’n’Go, iSoftBet, Cryptologic, Betsoft, Yggdrasil, WMS and many others. There are over 850 slots, 50 table games (classic blackjack, blackjack with side bets, Blackjack Redeal, American roulette, European roulette, Jacks or Better, Three Card Hold’em and more). Tables are designed to fit the preferences of low-limit players and high rollers. Progressive jackpot games are not numerous, with only ten of them on offer.

Live casino lovers will be happy to play at Leo Vegas (and claim the Live Casino Welcome Bonus) and indulge into an authentic casino atmosphere created by professional real dealers and high-tech video streaming solutions. Live casino consists of exciting blackjack, roulette and baccarat tables from Extreme Gaming, Evolution Gaming, Ezugi, and Lucky Streak. Some of the tables are broadcasted live from land-based casinos (Portomaso and Oracle casinos).

Reviewed by Josh Zboncak