Gambulls

Gambulls is a fresh new crypto casino, which has just launched. It offers its players access to some interesting features, like the ability to buy NFTs from the house. But while that is definitely something we don't see with just any house, the casino also has a lot of flaws. For instance, it only accepts crypto. It also has only one bonus which it offers to players too, making for a pretty bothersome lack of variety.

On the other hand, it is licensed, and the games library with it is genuinely impressive. There is a pretty high number of game suppliers it has partnered with, which provide tons of games to play! As you can see, it is difficult to say outright whether this is a good or bad place to play. Instead, we recommend checking out the full review of it below, which will hopefully help you decide whether this is the place to bet for you:

Bonuses

Most casinos use their bonuses to stand apart from their competition. They run various fun and unique promotions in order to do so, which can provide the player with more money and Free Spins from their deposits. But this is not the case here. The casino only offers the following Welcome Bonus, at the time of writing:

The promotion itself is pretty poorly descried too. We do know it applies on the fist bonus, but the only information we have about it is a line of text that Gambulls shares about what you can get. It states that the 50% bonus you can claim is not a standard deposit bonus, it is not added to your funds. Instead, it is some kind of promotional cashback, which means the casino restores 50% of losses you made back to your account. The maximum you can get this way seems to be $250. Additionally, it says the player has a chance of winning the 100 Free Spins. What that chance is, or how these Spins can be won is anyone's guess. It is not even clear what game, or games, you can play them on!

Furthermore, the wagering requirement here is 35x. This means you need to turn the bonus money over at least 35 times before you can withdraw it. There is nothing off about this policy, and you can see it with the vast majority of houses that have promotions available. But is the amount itself competitive?

Most casinos nowadays keep their wagering requirements within the range of 30x to 40x for deposit bonuses. But what Gambulls has to offer is not that – it is a cashback bonus. Such incentives come with drastically lower wagering requirements in general. They are between 3x and 5x with most houses, and rarely reach over 10x.

Either way, since there are no more bonuses with the house, this is all you can get. We hope more get added in the future as Gambulls expands. Since it has just launched, it is highly possible the operator of the casino will come up with a more elaborate bonus structure in the future.

There are a couple of other promotions we should still mention, though. For instance, it seems that it runs jackpots, which let one lucky player claim a massive sum of money. However, there are none available at the time of writing. The section of the website dedicated to them is empty.

Secondly, there is an in-house shop you can visit from the website of the casino. Gambulls awards you with points which you can use to shop there. Naturally, you get these said points from wagering – the more you wager, the more you can get. What can you buy within this shop? The casino lets you get cash rewards, and you can get a voucher for $250 for 300 points. This is essentially bonus money. It says the standard wagering requirements apply to this money. According to the Terms and Conditions of the casino, these requirements are of 25x.

The other thing you can spend your points on are NFTs, from a series that seems to have been made for this casino in particular – the Gambulls. Their prices are significantly higher than the bonus money, though, so keep that in mind if you are an NFT enthusiast.

License

Regulation is a cricial aspect of what a casino can offer its players. Especially when it comes to crypto casinos, some of them are not licensed. We are happy to say this is not the case here. Gambulls states that it is licensed in Curacao, as you can see below:

The regulator it has mentioned is the Antillephone, one of the four master license-holders in Curacao. How can we verify that the casino is licensed by it? It is simple to do so – you need to check for a dynamic seal. This looks like the logo in the upper left of the screenshot above. Clicking it leads to the following page:

This is an entry in the register of the Antillephone, which certifies that the casino we are dealing with here is regulated. But why is that so important and what does the regulator do? Well, it is focused on providing the players in the egaming sector with several important protections. Here is what these most usually are:

• Casinos collect a lot of important personal information on their players, as part of their Know your customer policies. These policies are great for combatting money laundering and other financial crime. But the data you hand over would be vulnerable to hackers, if licensed casinos did not keep it encrypted. The Antillephone has strict rules on how that should be done, in order to provide you with the highest degree of protection possible.
• Secondly, you can be sure that the games you play are truly random and lack any bias. That is because the regulatory policy of the majority of license issues includes a requirement for casinos to audit the random number generators that are used in the games. These are algorithms which dictate the outcome of the games. With a independent audit and certification from professionals, hand-picked by the regulator, you can be sure you are playing true games of chance.
• The health of each player is also an important consideration for the Antillephone. That is why it mandates casinos make sure they have self-exclusion options and allow players to set up timeout warnings and deposit limits.

As you can see, there are many great reasons to stick to licensed casinos. On another note, here is what languages the website of this one is available in, as well as the countries where it cannot offer its services:

Languages: English

Restricted countries: Curaçao, United States

We should also mention that we have covered the casinos of the operator behind Gambulls before. Here are some of the most recent reviews of houses operated by this parent company:

SG International N.V. Casinos

• BitBet24
• Let's Go Casino

Deposit and Withdrawal

Gambulls is a crypto casino. This means we were not really surprised to discover the fact it only had one means of payment available! Here are the details of this payment method:

Currencies: Euro (EUR), US Dollar (USD)

Interestingly enough, even though Gambulls only accepts payments in cryptocurrency, the account currency is either EUR or USD. This means conversion fees will be applicable to whichever crypto token you decide to deposit with. There are also miner fees to be paid with most tokens too. Really, it would be more appropriate for the casino to have a couple of more conventional means of payment too. Not to mention that crypto deposits are a bit more technically complex, and can be a hassle to deal with for some people.

Other than the lack of variety in the means of deposit, the casino has a pretty low minimum requirement of $10. This is definitely on the low side of things. And here is what the withdrawal conditions with Gambulls look like:

It once again only has crypto available, which comes with the disadvantages we mentioned so far. We should also mention that Gambulls does not charge fees, but you would still have to pay conversion fees and miner fees, which will eat up into your withdrawn amount. The minimum withdrawal amount and the maximum that can be cashed out are the same as with the deposits. The extremely long processing time is owed to the fact the Terms and Conditions of the casino envision a 7 day timeframe in which withdrawals are supposedly processed. That is way longer than 99% of casinos, and we hope that cash out requests get cleared mostly in a day or two. Other than that, there are no requriements to turn the deposited money over before you can withdraw.

There is an inactivity fee we would like to mention:

We are unsure as to the size of the fee itself, but these charges are usually between $5 and $10, so they are not much to worry about. Also, the casino says it will give you a warning two weeks in advance so you can log in and prevent the account from being charged.

Games and Game Suppliers

Here is the full list of game suppliers that are featured on the website of Gambulls:

Game providers: Betsolutions, Evoplay, Golden Race, Leander, PGSoft, Playtech, Relax Gaming, Spinomenal, Yggdrasil, Amatic, Booming Games, Evolution, Habanero, LiveGames, Wizard, PragmaticPlay, Revolver Gaming, Thunderkick, Apollo Games, 3 Oaks, Fugaso, Hacksaw, Microgaming, Salsa Technology, Push Gaming, Smartsoft Gaming, Tom Horn, BGaming, CQ Gaming, Ggames, IGTech, Mascot, Platipus, Quickspin, Spade Gaming, WACS, Belatra, CT Interactive, GameArt, Igrosoft, Play'n GO, Red Rake, Lady Luck Games, Wazdan, Betsoft, Concept Gaming, Kaga, Onlyplay, Playson, Red Tiger Gaming, Spinmatic, WorldMatch

Usually, the bigger houses out there parther with over a hundred such suppliers, but we are content with what Gambulls has to offer. The games you can play are divided into the following categories:

• The biggest of these categories is hands-down the Slots. There are thousands of titles here, among which you can find the Sweet Bonanza series, Mustang Gold and Gates of Olympus. We have only one complaint, and that is the fact there does not seem to be a way to sort the games by theme. For instance, we would have liked to be able to see all of the Fruits slots that the casino offers, but that is not possible.
• There are, secondly, Jackpot games. These are variations of the Slots, and should not be confused with the promotional jackpots that Gambulls has, which we described before. The games here include Rags to Witches, Sleighing it and many others.
• Thirdly, the casino features Table Games. Within this section, you can play classic card games like Baccarat, Poker, Blackjack, as well as Roulettes and Dice games. This is the perfect place to bet if you are lookin for a traditional casino experience.
• Last but not least, there are many Live Games available. These include live versions of the already mentioned Baccarat, Poker, Blackjack and Roulettes games. Game Shows like Crazy Coin Flip can be played too, although this is a bit of a limited section compared to the rest of the casino's games.

Gambulls also lets its players bet on various sports. Its Sportsbook includes all the major sports events you would expect, with many FIFA games from all sorts of countries and divisions. But there are also less popular sports too, and you can even bet on things like Stock Car racing and Waterpolo. We are a bit let down that the live sport betting page of the Sportsbook only includes two sports – Football and Volleyball.

Conclusion

Summing everything up, Gambulls is not really an exceptional casino. In fact, we are pretty disappointed by its lack of bonuses, and lackluster deposit and withdrawal policies. On the other hand, if you don't mind not having access to promotions and only being able to cash in or out in crypto, you might have a lot of fun with this casino! That is because the house is licensed and has a lot of games to play. So if you are looking for a fresh new casino experience and can tolerate the drawbacks of Gambulls, check it out by all means.