Native Gaming Casino

My first impression when Native Gaming’s homepage loaded was ‘whoa’. The site is definitely impressive, with a robust yet well sectioned selection across Casino, Live Casino, eSports, Sports Betting, and Idle Games. The entire platform is run on a unique business model that’s made up of a Smart-Society of “Natives” that earn passive income from Gross Gaming Revenue, so it goes beyond basic betting site into a fluid gaming ecosystem. The site is relatively new to the scene, having only debuted in 2019, with big plans to open a land based casino on a private Caribbean island. And judging by the quality of the site, there’s been a fair amount of money put behind this venture. Read on to find out if appearances can be deceiving.

Native Gaming Casino – The Highlights

• Vast range of games presented within a super professional site
• Regular game tournaments
• Rapid payments

Native Gaming is rolling out the red carpet to new players in a fairly spectacular way. The welcome package is split into the following 3 deposit bonuses:

• 100% First Deposit Bonus up to C$500 plus 100 Free Spins on Starburst slot
• 50% Second Deposit Bonus up to C$500
• 50% Third Deposit Bonus up to C$500

Once you activate each bonus cash offer, it’s valid for 14 days. Your free spins will expire if not used up within 7 days of activation, and each spin will have a value of C$0.10 each. You won’t get all 100 Free Spins at once, instead you account will be credited with 20 Free Spins for the first 5 days from verification. 20 spins are awarded just for registering, and you won’t even need to make a deposit.

The remainder are doled out once players make their first deposit. The site has a minimum deposit of a very reasonable C$10, so it’s a welcome bonus that’s accessible to all types of players. I also really liked the fact that players can choose to deposit in crypto and still benefit from the welcome bonus in a relatively equal way. The maximum payout from the bonus is capped at $5,000 per player, which can be a little disappointing to those looking to make bigger bank. But the only real snag I found is that all bonus wagering requirements are set to 40 x. I found this to be a little on the higher side of things.

Native Gaming harnesses the power of over 5,000 casino games and real-time betting on over 40,000 sporting events per month. Strange for an online gaming site, but this site’s casino section definitely takes a backseat. Despite that it’s easy to navigate to, you won’t find any slot ads front and center on this site. That being said, there’s still a decent range of popular Slots available from many top providers like:

• 1×2 Network
• Playson
• Patagonia
• Realistic Games
• Spigo
• Tom Horn
• Pragmatic Play
• Zeus Play
• Slot Builder
• Gameart
• Genii
• Genesis
• Habanero
• Lucky Streak
• Multislot
• MrSlotty
• Wazdan

The rest of the site’s casino section features a series of Table Games containing a choice across Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, and Poker in so many different styles that my eyes got blurry. There’s even a section dedicated to Skill Games, where players will find things like Belote, Backgammon, Open Face Chinese Poker, and Talisman. The remainder of the casino section is made up of a mind-bogglingly large selection of Bingo, Lottery Games, Casual Games and Mini Games.

Live Casino is a fairly extensive affair, with games coming from BetConstruct, Fashion TV, Lucky Streak and Evolution Gaming. A large chunk come from Evolution, which is good news for Canadian players as this ensures a smooth and compatible experience. You can pretty much find every live dealer game on the market here. From multiple varieties of ordinary games like Roulette, Blackjack, Poker, and Baccarat, to more modern options like Monopoly Live, Side Bet City, and Dream Catcher.

Poker fans are set to go crazy at Native Gaming thanks to a dedicated poker room that constantly hosts multiple live games and tournaments.

Those who prefer Sports over games won’t be disappointed. No matter what sort of entertainment gets your blood pumping, you’ll find it served up at Native. From fantasy sports and virtual sports, to live and pre-game betting, every single base is covered. Betting options cover everything like football, basketball, tennis, volleyball, ice hokey, baseball, all rugby, american football and alpine skiing. You can even bet on more obscure sporting events like water polo, surfing and e-football. Options are rounded off by the ability to throw your hat into the ring at the Oscars, tv shows and movies.

Clicking on the ‘Tournaments’ tab will take you to a list of all live and upcoming tournaments. These are usually based around slot games where players compete to climb a leaderboard and scoop up a massive jackpot prize.

My first impression was that the site feels very sleek and professional. Decked out in dark shades of black, gray and purple, the site has a very masculine vibe. You aren’t going to find any cutesy cartoon mascots here. The navigation is also expertly designed, and despite the fact that the site hosts a huge range of entertainment, it’s easy to find your way around.

The site’s sportsbook also comes with a dedicated Vbet Sportsbook app that players can download through the site for an enhanced betting experience. Currently it’s only available for Android devices, but judging by this site’s plans for world domination, I’m sure it will soon make an appearance in the App Store too.

When it comes to cashing in and out, players have a fairly limited choice across:

• Skrill
• Neteller
• AstroPay
• CryptoPay
• Interac e-Transfer
• directDebit

The site does focus on swift and easy transfers, aimed at players getting their hand on their cash as fast as possible. So while your options are definitely limited, you’re guaranteed minimal waiting times.

Live Chat support is available 24/7, so Canadian players will always have access to instant responses. Customers who prefer to correspond via email can also reach the casino at [email protected]

The FAQ section is fairly extensive, but it’s also probably the only part of the site where developers relaxed a little. I say this because the sectioning is still very high level, with the individual questions and answers stacked in a list that the player needs to scroll through endlessly before finding what they need. It might be a good idea to hyperlink each question into an index so players can just click through.

Let’s start with what Native Gaming doesn’t have. There’s no loyalty program, and support options are limited to just Live Chat and a slightly hectic FAQ section. Wagering requirements are set to 40 x, which is slightly off putting. However, quite honestly, that’s where the bad stuff stops. The site provides players with an absolutely astounding range of games organized within a fantastic, high functioning website. I can’t think of a single source of entertainment that isn’t catered for at Native Gaming. In fact, I like to think of it as a veritable fun fair for those looking to try their luck on real cash gaming.