Binobi

Binobi is a recently launched crypto casino. It claims to be the best crypto casino, and that seems rather premature, since it hasn't been around for all that long. It is also wrong to say that, when it has tons of issues. In fact, we are not sure if we can ever recommend the company! Not only is it not licensed, but it lies about it in a pretty brazen manner. But besides that, it is just not very competitive. Sure, it accepts tons of crypto tokens, but some players might not want to deposit with them. There is no way for those people to cash in. Also, its policies on payments are pretty vague and there is a lot of information which is just not provided by the casino. This is very off-putting to us. But the issues with the house continue in its bonuses, which are few, insignificant and poorly described. It has a decent amount of games, from a decent amount of providers, but they are terribly organized and a slog to browse through. If you are interested in playing with this casino, definitely check out the full review of it below – it will give you insight into all of these issues, and the few things the house does right:

Bonuses

Starting off with the promotions that are available with the house, there are just a couple of them at the time of writing. Here is what these look like:

Let's take a look into each of them individually:

• The 300 Free Spins Deposit is supposedly available to the player upon sign-up, and comes with no requirement to deposit. But that is a massive amount of Spins, and we sincerely doubt the casino actually offers them to the players from the get go. It is more likely that it provides you with 10 or 20 Spins for free, and you need to make a deposit to get the rest of them. All of that is speculation, because Binobi seems to be allergic to providing its players with the information they need! There is also no way to lean what the cash-out limit of the promotion ism if there is one. Regardless, we know there is a wagering requirement of 40x on the Free Spins. That is actually reasonable. A wagering requirement means the amount of times you need to turn a bonus over before you are allowed to withdraw it. Most casinos keep that around 30x to 40x. And the turnovers are also usually higher for bonuses that do not require deposits, like this one. They tend to be 60-80x. As you can see, Binobi sets a pretty low demand for turning over the bonus.
• There is also a deposit bonus with the casino. It is called the 150% Deposit bonus. While the name could use some work, the promotion itself provides a very high amount of funds – up to $750, calculated by multiplying deposits by 1.5. To get the promotion, you need to deposit at least $10 according to the terms and conditions of the bonus. But the minimum deposit with the casino is $30 – so the low entry cost for the promotion is actually negated. As we will explain in more detail further on, this is too much for a minimum deposit. The wagering requirement for this bonus is sadly far less reasonable than the previous one. The casino demands you turn it over 50x. We mentioned that 30x-40x was the acceptable range for bonuses that require you to have made a deposit, and Binobi goes over that by a significant amount. There is no information on any cash out limits for the promotion.
• There are two more, poorly described bonuses that are available with the casino. The first of them is the Cashback bonus. This allows you to make back some of the funds you have lost while playing. The way that works is that the house keeps track of your lost wagers throughout a certain amount of time – a day, a week or so on. Binobi does not mention what that amount of time is. What it does say is the amount of money you can get back – between 1% and 25%. The particular number depends on your account level. The more you deposit and play with the casino, the higher level your account is. To bring us back to the cashback bonus, there is no information on the maximum amount of funds you can get with it. The casino does not mention whether there are any cash-out limits, wagering requirements, or any restrictions on the funds either.
• Lastly, there is a bonus we know almost nothing about, the Binobi Rakeback. Rakeback promotions work in a similar way to cashback bonuses. The only difference is that the former count not only losses but also winning bets. That way, a rakeback is just a small amount of money that is counted on top of all of your wagers – typically, it is under 1% of them. Unfortunately, with this particular rakeback promo, there is absolutely no way to know what the amount is. Furthermore, it is not stated what the wagering requirement for the money is or the maximum you are allowed to cash out with it. All we know about the bonus is that it becomes available once your account reaches tier 1.
• There is a Bonus wheel that the casino lets the players spin. This rewards them with cash, up to 1 BTC. You have a Free Spin of the wheel, available every day, and there is also a way to buy more tickets. That is not really a promotion per se, and if there are any restrictions on the wins, there is no information for that

License

There is actually no claim that the casino is licensed, anywhere on its website. However, it features the logo of Gaming Curacao – one of the four regulatory bodies in the small overseas country Curacao, which has become the heart of the e-gaming industry. Here is the logo in question:

Now, casinos that are actually licensed by the regulatory body also feature the same image. In their case, it is a digital seal. By clicking it, the player is taken to a page of the register of Gaming Curacao, which shows the regulatory information about the company which they are betting with. As you can see, by having the logo, Binobi also pretends to be licensed. And furthermore, it can also be clicked! Instead of a page of the register of the regulatory body, though, it leads us to its front page, which you can see below:

Needless to say, this means the casino is completely unlicensed. We find it concerning it goes to such lengths to conceal that fact. But, ultimately, the bigger issue with the lack of regulation is that the casino is just not able to prove it is a safe place to wager. It cannot guarantee that it follows the comprehensive policies that Gaming Curacao requires casinos to stick to. For instance, these include a strict set of rules on how player data should be handled. There are measures which help tackle financial crime, like money laundering. The games that are featured by licensed casinos are audited, which is done to make sure the random number generators within are actually not biased at all. None of these protections can be said to be available with Binobi.

Next, below is some more information about the casino, regarding the languages that it has its site in, and the countries from which you cannot play:

Languages: English

Restricted countries: Australia, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, United Kingdom, Show All, Afghanistan, Algeria, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarus, Belgium, Bhutan, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo (Brazzaville), Congo (Kinshasa), Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Côte d'Ivoire, Denmark, Eritrea, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Greece, Guinea-Bissau, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Korea, North, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, Myanmar, Norway, Oman, Palestine, Portugal, Qatar, Reunion, Romania, Russian Federation, Saint Martin (French part), Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Sint Maarten (Dutch part), Slovakia, Slovenia, Somalia, Spain, Sudan, Suriname, Switzerland, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United States, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Virgin Islands, U.S.

Deposit and Withdrawal

We have mentioned that Binobi is a crypto casino. As you can imagine, this means there is only one way you can deposit with it:

Here are the crypto tokens the casino accepts:

Currencies: Binance Coin (BNB), Bitcoin (BTC), Cardano (ADA), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), XRP

There is nothing wrong with crypto deposits by themselves, and most casinos these days accept them. But they can be difficult to perform if you have not done so before. They can also come with some significant miner fees, and it is possible for there to be delays in times when the respective blockchain is overloaded. That is why most houses also offer alternatives to these payments, and accept credit cards, e-wallets and e-vouchers as well.

We would also like to mention that the casino has a rather high minimum deposit requirement. That is set to $30. As we said before, most houses these days would charge you less. The acceptable range is between $10 and $20 in general. So that is another reason why we consider Binobi to not be competitive. At least there are no fees. As for withdrawals, here is an outline of their conditions as well:

Once again, there is only one method of cashing out. Doing so also requires a high amount of money – $50. The range that is acceptable for deposits, $10-20 is also what casinos require for a minimum withdrawal as well. Either way, the casino is lackluster. The only advantage its cash out policies have is that it claims that withdrawal requests are processed instantly. But, as we mentioned above, due to the nature of crypto, there can be some delays. And even though Binobi does not charge fees, there can also be some pricy miner taxes that you'd have to deal with.

We should also mention the fact that there are no wagering requirements to cash out, which are commonly set by other casinos to between 1x and 3x of your deposit. There are no inactivity fees either.

Games and Game Suppliers

There is a decent amount of Game suppliers that Binobi features on its website. Here is a list of them:

Game providers: Amigo Gaming, Belatra, BetGames.tv, BGaming, Caleta, Turbogames, XPRO Gaming, Zeusplay, Superlotto, Super Spade, 3 Oaks, Triple Cherry, Onlyplay, Platipus, PragmaticPlay, Revolver Gaming, Smartsoft Gaming, Spinmatic, Macaw Gaming, Mascot, NetGame, Nucleus, OneTouch, Gamebeat, Gamzix, Igrosoft, KA Gaming, Kalamba, Dlv, Endorphina, Espresso Games, Evoplay

There are over 5000 Games by them, which is also a good amount for the casino to have. Overall, its games library is one of the stronger suits of the house, even though it is not particularly well-organized. Here are the three categories of games that are available:

• Slots: The largest category of games with Binobi, with titles like Sweet Bonanza, World of Lord, Big Wild Buffalo, Loot the Train, Lady Lava and many more. They can be filtered by their game suppler, but we would have liked to see them ordered thematically as well.
• Table Games: Baccarat, Poker, Blackjack, Roulettes and more are all available for players who are looking for a classic casino experience. There are tons of variations of blackjack games in particular.
• Live Games: There are live versions of the same table games we mentioned above. Sadly, there are no Game Shows available, which we consider to be a pretty big misstep for the casino.
• Special: This miscellaneous category includes Plinko, Red Baron and other Crash games, as well as some Arcade titles.

Conclusion

There are not a lot of redeeming qualities to this casino. It has a good amount of games, but so do most of the houses that are out there. Most of them also offer more deposit methods and lower cash in and cash out requirements. Not to mention that the majority of them have better bonuses, and that some are also regulated as well. Given that, Binobi simply fails to live up to them.