QuickWin Casino Review NZ

I would like to start sharing my experience with impressions about the casino’s design and interface. The theme is neon and sports cars, which look really sleek and stylish. One thing that is really unique about QuickWin is that fast when depositing cash, you automatically collect coins, and then you can exchange them for car parts, buy freespins or bonus money. You can collect a collection of sports cars, which adds a fun feature to the experience.

After completing the signup, I opted for a casino welcome bonus, which was 100% + 200 FS on Book of the Fallen. I could have gone for a sports bonus, but I am not that interested in sports betting. I then picked a deposit method USDT TRC 20, I replenished my account with 25 USDT + 1 USDT for the network fee.

When I activated the welcome bonus, it turned out that I could activate the FS only after meeting the wagering requirements for the cash bonus. I didn’t like that all the funds (both your own and bonus) are mixed in the bonus account. In fact, I was obliged to playthrough the wager. Otherwise, I couldn’t withdraw any of the money I won thanks to the bonus. At most gambling sites I played previously, the money is in separate accounts and if you simply haven’t met the wagering requirements of the promotions, you can still cashout your own money you funded your account with. On top of the bonus money, QuickWin gave me 1 bonus crab, but it didn’t bring me anything in terms of extra cash.

There was a big bunch of real-cash pokies I managed to try. Some of them were Big Bass Secrets Of The Golden Lake, Wings Of Horus, 5 Star Coins: Hold And Win, Wolf Done Wild: Hold And Win, Energy Coins, 3×3 Hold The Spin, Gods Of Glory, Cash 20 Lucky Clover, Cash Of Gods, Starburst, Devil’s Deal Soul For Sale, Monkey Pop, Candy Treasures, Cash Panda, Green Chilli 2, Zeus Fortune, Sun Of Fortune Hold The Jackpot, Sugar Bonanza Deluxe, Lucky Vault, Tnt Extravaganza, Pho Sho Hold And Win, Electric Jungle, Brick House Bonanza, and Eternal Empress.

The pokies that brought me luck are as follows. I played Lights of Luck and managed to get a decent win of 6.8 USDT, Fairytale Beauties – 6.1 USDT, and Majestic White Leopard – 2.15 USDT. By playing Lucky Pharaon, I triggered a bonus game with power spins but haven’t won much. In the Kraken Coins Hold and Win, I was lucky to unlock a bonus game and land 5.8 USDT. Playing Sizzling Eggs, I landed 5 scatters and was stoked by 30 free spins at once. This helped me to win 14.42 USDT. Hitting Gates of Hades, I was lucky to land 4 scatters and got 15 free spins, which only resulted in 2.34 USDT win. Finally, the game that brought me luck was Hand of Midas: after landing 3 scatters, I got 13 free spins and won a massive 17.44 USDT.

Among live games, I tried the Funky Time Show and won 6x my bet thanks to some kind of disco mode bonus. I checked some live classics by Ezugi but they haven’t captured my attention at all. I decided to play Casino Hold ’em Poker from Playtech and had a lovely experience. The game was nice and dynamic, plus I was lucky to get some good combinations and won a few bucks.

I liked that QuickWin has some less-known software providers like G.Games, Skywind, Avatarux, and Oryx.

I waited for support for a long time compared to other NZ casinos, about 4-5 minutes. After asking a question, the support team took some time before I received an answer. Then it appeared they didn’t understand what I meant. Basically I asked about the amount I can withdraw via crypto, and they told me several times about the maximum per day for cashout. They finally got it and provided me with an answer. Well, the support is average, and I definitely expected more competence. It is not just me who complains. I read through other customers’ reviews and found that others also mention slow support.

When I wanted to cash out my winnings, I opted for the same method – crypto. The payout speed for me was fine. However, I found that some players had to wait up to 3 weeks to receive their winnings. That’s really upsetting.