Karamba Casino Review

Let’s start with the hook designed to reel you in. Karamba will tempt you to open an account and start funding it with real money by offering 100% bonus up to €200 plus 100 Free Spins. Bonus money and the first 20 spins will become available once you make the first deposit of €10 or more, another 40 free games will be given after depositing at least €20 on the second day, and a further batch of 40 spins upon deposit made on the third day. Both the bonus and free spin wins have to be wagered 35 times before you’ll get to cash out.

As of July 2019, new UK players can make use of a 100% welcome bonus up to £50 + 100 spins. A minimum deposit required is £10 and to get 100 free spins, you need to make three deposits. The welcome bonus is subject to a 35x wagering requirement. 18+, T&Cs apply. www.begambleaware.org

Beyond the welcome offer, there’s a limited supply of ongoing deals. You’ll get to collect Sunday free spins, participate in tournaments and an occasional challenge, and draw in friends to earn yourself a €25 bonus for each of them who joins and funds their account with €25 or more.

Making the first deposit will automatically qualify you for the Reward Points program which credits 1 point for every €40 wagered. Once the requested minimum has been accumulated, you’ll be able to redeem your points for bonus money. Your Total Reward Points will determine which level of the 7-tiered loyalty ladder you’ll occupy, and as is usually the case, the higher up one is, the better are the rewards. If you want to benefit from express withdrawals, higher transaction limits, personalised offers and monthly cashbacks, better make sure to get invited to join one of the top three levels – Platinum, Premium or Prestige.

Karamba’s library has been filled with products from Microgaming, NetEnt, NeoGames, Nyx and several other providers whose games you doubtlessly know and love. There are no pesky downloads to be made, all is readily available to play online. Demo option is included, though practice accounts come with a limit of 250 free plays.

The menu is organised into 3 sections – Casino, Live Casino and Scratch Cards, with the first offering access to about 550 slots and table games. Along with old(er) but highly popular Jack and the Beanstalk, Thunderstruck II, Foxin’ Wins, Taco Brothers and the likes, you’ll find exciting new releases such as NetEnt’s The Legend of Shangri La and Gnome Wood from Microgaming / Rabcat. Oddly enough, there is no one-click option to home in on the progressives, but then again, there’s not that many of jackpot slots to choose from.

As far as table games go, the choice of non-live ones is extremely limited. Karamba offers a single Roulette variant, 3 Card Solitaire, and a couple of Blackjack and Video Poker games. Additional gaming options can be found within the section called Scratch Cards, which in fact also provides quite a few Keno variants.