Cosmo Casino

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Cosmo Casino review

DashTickets is one of New Zealand’s most trusted iGaming review portals – and, as a result, I’m always on the lookout for new brands, or sites we haven’t yet reviewed. Today I’m going to be reviewing Cosmo Casino – a site that launched in 2017 and that’s part of the esteemed Casino Rewards network.

Cosmo Casino is licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission – a pretty good sign right off the bat – and in this review, I’m going to break down all aspects of the site so that you know exactly what to expect – and learn whether I recommend playing here.

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My Playing Experience at Cosmo Casino NZ

Timing 5 hours
Registration Relatively easy – takes around 3-5 minutes in total.
KYC Identity verification is required and verification of your documents can take more than a week.
Support Email, Live chat, Phone
Playing time 3 hours
Deposit and withdrawal A wide selection of payment methods, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether, along with traditional methods like credit and debit cards, Skrill, and Neteller.

​Whenever I write reviews here at DashTickets, I make it a point to personally sign up and explore each platform to provide an authentic perspective. My experience with Cosmo Casino was a mixed bag, to be honest – but it is a highly trusted operation, and there won’t be any issues with you getting paid, that’s for sure.

Firstly, the sign-up process: registering an account was straightforward. However, I’ve heard from quite a lot of players that the identity verification check took a while – with some players waiting more than a week to have their documents verified.

The desktop version of the site felt dated, I’ve got to be honest – and it definitely reminded me of an old Realtime Gaming/Microgaming casino, that’s for sure. Yes it has been updated away from Flash to HTML5 – but it’s still dated, and on mobile devices it’s even worse. If you’re purely a mobile player, I’d probably recommend choosing a different casino.

Questions people ask

Who owns Cosmo Casino?

Cosmo Casino is operated by Rock Swift Group Limited.

Is Cosmo Casino licensed?

Yes. Cosmo Casino holds licence 00884 (regulator: Kahnawake Gaming Commission).

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