House of Pokies Casino Review

Available Games and Software

Australian no deposit bonuses are great (if you can find them) but don't mean much without fun games. Those going over House of Pokies's games will find multiple developers contributing to an impressive array of slots, and with plentiful table games and scratch cards accessible as well.

Those who like serpentine slots can enjoy draconic goodness with Playson's Divine Dragon, or you can try climbing your way to success with Totem Towers, by Habanero. However, if it's big prizes you're after then check the ten games in the Jackpots category, including one for the Sinophiles: Prosperity Ox, by iSoftBet, which offers an astounding 4,096 ways to win.

There's an extensive number of table games for card sharks to enjoy, 49 at the time of writing. Australian no deposit casino, House of Pokies has multiple flavours of roulette, including American and European, plus baccarat, keno, and poker. There are also a dozen different types of blackjack on offer. In addition, the Scratchies category has 70 games within it.

If you like combining sport with betting then check out the seven virtual sports games (including greyhounds, horses, and motorcycles). Or you can indulge in the atmosphere of a brick-and-mortar casino with live dealer games such as roulette, baccarat, and blackjack.

Banking Options

Players can use Visa or Mastercard, the almost universal personal finance options, at this online betting site, with bank transfers another possibility for transferring cash. There is an unusually high minimum withdrawal sum of $200, and the maximum that can be deposited/withdrawn is $5,000 in a single transaction. Sums up to $10,000 can be processed every 10 days.

There is also a pending period before withdrawals are processed of 48 hours. So if you have a big win it'll take you quite some time to withdraw your profits.

Other Matters

House of Pokies Casino is licensed by Curacao, one of the weaker online betting regulators. Customer support can be contacted through e-mail or live chat.

If you do decide to sign up, players from Australia are well advised to withdraw their funds if you may not play for a while. In clause 3.7 of the terms and conditions the site indicates it will charge a monthly fee of $10 for accounts that have been inactive for 3 months, and accounts inactive for 6 months or more may have their funds voided. Needless to say, this is not exactly something that is in a player's best interest.

The absence of lucrative no deposit bonuses for Australia is a disappointment in this House of Pokies Casino review, and the punitive approach to player funds for periods of inactivity is not appealing. There is, however, a broad range of games from multiple suppliers.