Cazino Review

Cazino is a 2024-launch sweepstakes casino from operator Cazino (powered by Heuston Gaming) that enters a crowded field with 1200 games from 27 providers, live dealer tables, and a poker section you won't find at most competitors like Chumba or LuckyLand Slots. The No-deposit welcome bonus: 11,000 LC + 1 SC just for signing up no-deposit signup paired with a genuinely low 1x wagering requirement on bonus SC puts it in rare territory for new platforms, though its bank-transfer-only redemption pipeline and 72-hour processing window will test the patience of players used to faster cashouts at Stake US or WOW Vegas.

Cazino Overview

Cazino (cazino.com) is a sweepstakes casino that launched in 2024, not to be confused with Cazino Zeppelin the slot or any similarly named platforms. It's operated by Cazino under the Heuston Gaming umbrella. and As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}} it's available in 40+ US states. The restricted list includes Nevada, New York, Washington, Michigan, and about eight others, which is a slightly longer exclusion list than what you'll see at Pulsz or Fortune Coins.

The platform runs a dual-currency model: Lucky Coins (LC) for social play and Sweepstake Coins (SC) for prize-eligible play. Nothing new there. What is new is Cazino's game depth and category mix for a platform this young.

This is the same framework Chumba Casino popularized years ago, and it's the legal structure that lets sweepstakes casinos operate without state gambling licenses.

Platform Features

Cazino runs browser-only with no native mobile app. The mobile browser experience is functional but not exceptional. If you've used High 5 Casino or Real Prize on mobile, expect a similar level of optimization.

The Level System loyalty program spans roughly 20 tiers, starting at Wood and climbing to Master. Each tier unlocks coin bonuses (LC heavy at lower tiers, SC mixed in at higher ones). In practice, the top tier reportedly drops 25,000 LC and 20 SC. It's a grind-based system, not a spend-based VIP club. That distinction matters if you're comparing it to the invite-only VIP tiers at Legendz or Moozi.

There's no Trustpilot presence and no BBB listing As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}}. For a platform barely a year old, that's not unusual. but it does mean you're relying on sweepstakes review sites and community feedback rather than aggregated complaint data. Keep that in mind.

Games & Providers

The headline number is 1200, with 1,200+ total games including 800+ slots from 27 providers. Pragmatic Play, BGaming, Betsoft, Booming Games, Novomatic, Belatra, GameArt, and 1Spin4Win are all in the lobby. That provider count puts Cazino ahead of Chanced and Funrize in catalog diversity, though still behind the sheer volume at Pulsz (more on that in a sec).

The real differentiator: live dealer and poker. Here's the thing: live tables are powered by ICONIC21, covering blackjack, roulette, baccarat, Dragon Tiger, and a crash game. Most sweepstakes casinos skip live dealer entirely (Chumba doesn't have it, Golden Hearts doesn't have it, Zula Casino doesn't have it). In our testing, getting live dealer at a sweeps site is still uncommon enough to be worth noting.

Poker is present primarily as video poker and table poker against the house. Don't expect peer-to-peer Hold'em or tournament structures. It's more of a category checkbox than a poker room, but it's still a category that SpinQuest and Fortune Coins don't carry.

Bonuses & Promotions

New players get No-deposit welcome bonus: 11,000 LC + 1 SC just for signing up with no deposit required. The first purchase package is , which breaks down to 20,000 LC + 20 SC. That SC count on first purchase is competitive with what you'll find at WOW Vegas or Stake US.

The {{daily_bonus}} refreshes Lucky Coins only, not SC. That's a common limitation (Golden Hearts does the same thing), but it means your daily free play won't generate redeemable currency.

Here's where it gets interesting: the wagering playthrough on bonus SC is 1x with a 60-day expiry. Most competitors run 3x to 5x playthrough (Chumba sits at 1x too, but many newer sites have crept upward). The 60-day window is generous enough that casual players won't feel rushed.

A 1x requirement is genuinely low.

Banking & Redemptions

Day to day, this is the friction point, and As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}} it's Cazino's most obvious weakness (just saying). Redemptions are bank transfer only, processing takes 72 hours, and the {{min_redemption_amount}} minimum applies. No crypto, no PayPal, no gift cards.

Compare that to Stake US (crypto payouts, often same-day) or Pulsz (multiple withdrawal methods with faster turnaround). The single-method banking creates a verification gate that could frustrate players who are used to the 24-48 hour redemption windows at more established platforms (which is nice). Bank transfer also means you're subject to your bank's own processing timeline on top of the 72 hours (we had the same reaction).

For a platform trying to compete with LuckyLand Slots and Moozi, the banking infrastructure needs expansion. It's the kind of thing that improves as a platform scales. but right now it's a bottleneck.

Editorial Verdict

Cazino has built a surprisingly deep platform for a 2024 launch. The game catalog, provider diversity, and live dealer access put it ahead of where most sweepstakes casinos were at the same stage. The 1x wagering requirement is player-friendly and the no-deposit welcome is a genuine zero-risk entry point. But the bank-transfer-only redemption with 72-hour processing is real payout friction in a market where players have faster options at a dozen competitors. If Cazino adds crypto or e-wallet redemptions, it moves from promising newcomer to serious contender.