Betsuna Casino Review - Expert Tested Online Casino

Betsuna has a huge game library that has titles from some of the biggest developers in the world. In short, this is a haven for good casino games.

When I tested the casino, I was pleased to see that the catalogue was so huge. The first number I saw was that the total number of games was over 6,000, which is amazing. Then I checked the developers, and was again pleased to see all the popular studios, like Play'n GO, NetEnt and Pragmatic Play.

If you are looking for a big casino with a lot of options, this is it.

Where I see Betsuna could do better is in organising their games. They have some top-level categories, like Casino, Casual, Jackpots, Slots and Vegas, but personally, I don't think that's enough. When you have a library this big, you should have better search features and filters, like RTP, volatility and number of reels.

If you know what you like to play or the providers you enjoy, then yes, Betsuna is a great place to play. If not, you might have a hard time choosing what to play. I've always said that the better the filters are, the easier it is for everyone to find the right game.

Game Information

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Evolution and Playtech make a great team when it comes to live casino entertainment. The selection here is stellar.

I was even happy to see some game categories here. Blackjacks, roulettes, baccarats and game shows all have their own category to help you find what you like. You can also search by provider, for example, if you just want to play Evolution's games.

If you are a fan of live game shows, Betsuna has a slightly limited selection, even though they have all the big studios listed. For example, there is no Crazy Time, even though you can play Crazy Pachinko and Crazy Balls. Also, some game shows don't show up in the Game Show category, even though they are available. I was looking to play some Wonderland Lucky Ball and Ice Fishing, and was only able to find them by searching for them by name or going to the developer list.

One thing that I did notice was that the casino category says that they have over 1,000 live tables on the site. I don't know how they got this number, as I was not able to see anything close to that. I suspect this is counting games from other markets as well, and not just what's available in the UK.

Live Game Information

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Betsuna, just like all the other ProgressPlay sites, is built with browser play in mind. This means there are no downloadable apps for any phone or tablet.

When I tested the site on my Android phone, I didn't feel like I needed an app. Everything was working perfectly well in the browser window from logging in and depositing to withdrawing my wins.

I know that some players prefer dedicated apps so they can be sure everything is optimised correctly and keep all their gaming in one app. If this is you, I would still recommend you take a look at Betsuna, as the casino works wonders even without the app.

When I tested the mobile interface, I was happy with what I saw. The menus were easy to use, the loading times were quick, and the games ran smoothly. I tested a couple of slots and even went to play a few rounds of Crazy Pachinko, and I had no issues.

Generally speaking, I was very pleased with the mobile casino.

Betsuna has a good variety when it comes to payment options. You have your standard debit cards and eWallets, as well as pay-by-phone methods and vouchers.

Most payment methods have a £10 minimum deposit limit, which is good. It is a solid starting point. Depending on the method, you might have to deposit more in one go, for example, Skrill and Neteller require a £20 deposit. Note that if you deposit with Pay-by-phone, you are subject to a 15% fee.

Generally speaking, I think Betsuna handles deposits really well. You can very easily top up your account, and I had no problems doing this on my desktop computer or my phone.

Where I think Betsuna, and the ProgressPlay platform in general, has room for improvement is in withdrawals. First of all, there is a 1% fee on all withdrawals up to £3. This may not sound much, but it's one of those things that the casino should cover, and not charge the customer.

Second, I think the minimum withdrawal limits are too high. You can deposit £10, but you have to withdraw at least £20. Again, this is not a big issue, but one of those small things that keep adding up.

Here is a list of the payment methods that you can use at Betsuna.

The average withdrawal time at Betsuna is between 1 and 2 days.

When you look at their estimated processing and transfer speeds, it would seem like it takes ages to withdraw your funds. This is because all casinos on the ProgressPlay platform are very conservative about their estimates, and lump even the most remote locations into one.

The reality is much better. When we tested the withdrawals, we were seeing next-day payments fairly constantly, and only major delays were because of weekends.

The processing time for each withdrawal is roughly a day. If you submit your request early, it can be processed the same day, but it's usually done the next day.

Here are the estimates for the total transfer speeds for each withdrawal method:

• Debit Card: 2-5 business days
• PayPal: 1-5 business days
• Skrill: 1-2 business days
• Neteller: 1-2 business days
• Payz: 1-3 business days
• Apple Pay: 1-3 business days
• PayViaBank: 1-2 business days

If you ever need help, you can find a lot of answers in the Betsuna Help Centre. It has a good search feature and lists questions by category.

If this isn't enough, you can always contact support via live chat or email. The support is open 24/7.

I wanted to see how well the casino would be able to answer my simple questions about deposits. I first checked the Help Centre and noticed that many of the answers about payments were a little generic because they were meant for all locales. These didn't really help, and just directed me to check the payment section. Next, I hopped to the live chat and was greeted by a search tool which went through the same answers I saw before. After all this, I was able to get a human on the line, and they were able to answer my questions quickly.

This is a common thing with casinos that operate in multiple markets. The FAQ answer, especially relating to money, can be too vague. Other answers are all fine and good, but if you want to know how things work in the UK, you have to get a human on the line.

• Email support: ✅
• Live support: ✅
• Phone support: ❌

When you join Betsuna, you need to verify your account. This is done to prevent underage gambling, money laundering, and to make sure you are not a self-excluded person. This is a standard process that you need to do at every UK casino.

Some of the verification is attempted automatically, and you may need to provide the casino with additional documents. These include:

• Proof of identity - Picture of your ID or driving licence
• Proof of address - Scan of a utility bill or a government letter showing your address
• Proof of deposit - Screenshot of your digital payment or picture of the card you used

The process is usually quick and easy. However, I always recommend getting the verification all sorted out before you start playing. You need to do this before you can cash out, so having it all over and done with makes the withdrawal process faster.

Betsuna is a responsible gambling advocate, and their site has a lot of information and links about safe gambling. I'm always happy to see a casino go above and beyond with safety.

You have all the standard tools, like deposit limits, loss limits, time-outs, reality checks and self-exclusion. You can also set a Monthly Tailored Budget, which is a rolling 30-day budget based on net deposits.

On top of all that, the casino will review the play patterns of all their customers to make sure that players don't exhibit problematic play patterns.

This is how responsible gambling is supposed to be handled. I was pleased to see Betsuna doing their best to keep playing fun and safe.

Betsuna is part of the ProgressPlay casino family, which means it has a lot of sister sites in the UK. If you like what you saw here and want more of the same, check out these sites:

• Mogobet review: If you compare Betsuna and Mogobet, you quickly see just how similar ProgressPlay casinos are. They are like two peas in a pod, but if you like peas, you can say "more, please".
• Q88Bets review: Q88Bets gives you the same casino experience, and more of the same bonuses. If you like to get your hands on all the weekly promotions and perks, this is the place.

And if you are looking for something completely different, take a look at these casinos that we have reviewed:

• 36Vegas review: 36Vegas is a more sports-focused online casino compared to Betsuna. They have a smaller selection of slots, but they are better for betting.
• No Deposit Slots: If you want a simpler, beginner-friendly casino, then No Deposit Slots is for you. They have a similar game library to Betsuna's, but their user interface is much easier to use.

Betsuna is owned and operated by ProgressPlay Limited.

Yes, Betsuna is a legit online casino. They have been licensed by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission under the licence number 39335.

On average, it takes 1-2 days to withdraw your money from Betsuna. According to Bojoko's tests, most payments took a bit less than 48 hours.

Betsuna's welcome bonus is 100% match bonus up to £100 and 50 bonus spins. The minimum deposit is £10, making it an easy offer to take.

No, Betsuna does not have a dedicated mobile app. You can access all their games and services via your mobile device's web browser.