Woo Casino Review

Software and Games for Australian Players

The games are a Woo Casino review strong point, with an almost comically enormous number of software developers contributing slots and table games. There are more than three dozen such studios, with the wide range of games searchable directly, or navigated by developer or category.

Slots are the most popular game type in the betting world today, and the enormous number of contributing developers means there's a correspondingly broad selection of gameplay mechanics and graphical styles. You can see if you can make off with a serpentine hoard by winning at Belatra's 88 Dragons Treasure, or see if Igtech's 3 Witches will grant you wishes or curses.

Table game fans have more than a dozen types of roulette to try, including popular variants such as European and American. Card sharks hunting for blackjack in the live casino have even more from which to choose, with over two dozen different games to play. There are also plenty of tables dedicated to baccarat and poker, plus keno, bingo, and battleship, so if live casino games are your cup of tea there's a lot to like.

Ways to Deposit and Withdraw

The banking section is not the coolest part of a casino but it is critical for turning profits online into cash in the bank. At the time of review, Woo Casino scores very highly on this front with an impressive 16 ways to deposit cash into the site. This includes old school but persistently popular methods like Visa and Mastercard, to multiple e-wallets (Neteller, ecoPayz, Skrill, Venus Point), and pre-paid cards NeoSurf and Paysafecard. Interac is also listed, but likely unavailable to players from Australia as it's restricted to Canadian accounts. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts have an unusually wide range of options, with Bitcoin, Doge Coin, Lite Coin, Ethereum, and Usdt Coin all accepted. All depositing methods come with instant transfer times and no fees. Limits vary but are commonly around $10 to $4,000.

Almost every method that can be used to deposit is also supported for withdrawals, including NeoSurf and Paysafecard which are rarely available for cashouts. In addition to the majority of depositing options there's a withdrawal-only method in the form of bank transfers (which take 1-5 banking days). Visa, Mastercard, and Interac take 1-3 working days, with every other choice having an instant transfer time. Most methods have payout limits of circa $10 to $4,000.

Licensing and Customer Support

Woo Casino is licensed by Curacao, which is not a top tier regulator of online betting of Australian no deposit online casinos.

The security of Australian player data is ensured through the use of 128-bit SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption. Customer support can be reached via e-mail or live chat.

Players have a lot to like in this Woo Casino review, from a fantastic range of games to a great many payment options. All the site really lacks is some best-rated no deposit bonuses for Australia.