Oz2Win

Oz2Win is a very shady online casino overall. We would like to be as upfront about it as possible: Do not play there! There are many concerns which one could raise about the services of the casino. First off, the house is not licensed whatsoever. No mention is made of who's behind the house either. While this does not mean it is automatically fraudulent, it does mean there's a lack of transparency about who runs it. Furthermore, it has a bunch of fake licenses. This is a pretty obvious red flag, and clearly showcases the willingness of the casino to lie about its services to players.

Not to mention that none of the legal documents that legitimate casinos readily provide to their players are available. This is probably the thing about the house which we like the least. It just shows how little it cares about providing you with a basic amount of transparency.

There is also a lot of issues when it comes to the payment conditions of the house. This is a consequence of the lack of legal documentation, because most houses outline their deposit and withdrawal conditions there. However, from what Oz2Win tells us, it features a very high minimum withdrawal amount. There is not enough means of deposit available either.

Of course, all of that is made even worse by a very simple fact: There are not enough games to play with the casino! It barely even features reliable suppliers. It has two or three licensed game developers, and the rest of its library is supplied by other, completely unknown to us, companies.

Overall, there's a lot to cover about this casino. And pretty much none of it is positive. So, let's get into the issues we mentioned so far, and everything else you need to know about the house, in the full review of Oz2Win below:

Bonuses

There are a lot of bonuses with Oz2Win. But we believe that quality beats quantity every time. And this is where the promotions of the casino falter in our view. Let's take a look at them:

There are so many different bonuses that we feel like we need to summarize them in several categories. First, there are the casino's Welcome bonuses. Then, it has a bunch of Recurring bonuses, which are the different promotions which you can get from time to time. There are also Social bonuses for referring people to the house. The conditions of each of the bonuses are fairly distinct from one another, too, but there's something they have in common. We should mention it before examining the individual promotions, because it is very important. Essentially, the casino allows its players to claim a bonus only if the balance on their account is 1 AUD or lower.

With that in mind let's examine all of these promotions, starting with the Welcome bonuses:

Oz2Win Welcome Bonuses 

There are two relevant promotions we would like to point to here:

• The New member bonus is a No Deposit promotion which awards you with 10 AUD when you make an account. You can withdraw up to 20 AUD via the bonus without having cashed in at all. However, that requires you to clear its wagering requriement. Such requirements are incredibly common with any promotion nowadays. Usually, they are between 60x and 80x for bonuses which don't require deposits and 30x and 40x for promotions which do. As for Oz2Win, the wagering requriement here is just 10x. All of the bonuses with the house have very low wagering requirements in general. In fact, cashing out the bonuses seems too easy if anything!
• Secondly, once you cash in, you can get the First Deposit Bonus. This is a fairly straightforward promotion which gives you 50% of the initial deposit you make, up to an unknown amount. However, it does allow you to cash out up to 500 AUD, once you clear the 3x wagering requriement. We would like to also point out that this bonus has to be claimed by cashing in once you have 1 AUD or less to your account, if you have used the previous promotion. Otherwise, you will lose it. We are not really fans of that per se. Also, the asking price to get the bonus is rather high, too, as it has been set to 30 AUD. Most casinos can award you with similar promotions at lower prices, like 20 AUD.

The largest of the three kinds of bonuses with the casino we pointed out have to be its Recurring promotions. Let's take a look at all of them, in their full variety:

• The most important of these promotions has to be the Daily Bonus. It awards your first deposit over 20 AUD with a 15% bonus. There is no mention of the maximum you can claim once more. However, the cash out limit for the bonus is $200, which is not exactly high. Still, we don't think the promotion is unreasonable. It is actually fairly rewarding with a 2x wagering requirement. Once again, said requriement does look a bit too good to be true, though.
• Next, there's the Unlimited Bonus. This is a 5% promotion to incentivize you to keep depositing after claiming the previous promotion. However, with the requirement of your account balance being 1 AUD or more, it would need you to spend all of your money before claiming it, then depositing again. So we don't think the bonus will get a lot of use for most players. The maximum amount you can get in terms of bonus funds with it is 200 AUD and the cash out limit is not actually mentioned. A low wagering requirement of 2x will be applied to the bonus.
• The worst promotions with the casino are the Daily and Weekly Rewards. Both of these bonuses award you for making a specific amount of subsequent deposits of 30 AUD or more, within the same day, or week. Let's go over the three Daily bonuses first. They require you to cash in 90 AUD, 210 AUD and 360 AUD within a specific day to obtain their rewards. How much do you get out of each bonus? 10 AUD, 20 AUD and 40 AUD. This is far too little for the asking price! At least the cash out limit of 200 AUD and 3x wagering requirement are somewhat reasonable.
• The Weekly Bonuses, on the other hand, are completely insane. There are two of them. The first require you to cash in 30 AUD 15 times, for a minimum deposit of 1500 AUD in the same week. How much can you get for doing so? 99 AUD. This is less than 10% of the deposited sum! And it's not like the money is free either – you need to wager it 3x to cash out and it has a 200 AUD cash out limit on top of that. The second Weekly bonus, on the other hand, awards players who have cashed in 30 AUD or more 100 times during the week. This comes out to 3000 AUD. What bonus does the casino have in store for such dedicated players? 199 AUD. How much is the cash out limit for it? 200 AUD. This feels downright insulting to high-rollers. Not to mention that the bonus is not wager-free – you need to play though it 3x to claim it.
• There are the VIP Bonuses, which track the lifetime deposit amount of your account. There are six tiers of account levels, and reaching them awards you with a one-time cash bonus. The lowest VIP bonus comes for a total lifetime deposit of 1000 AUD. As you can imagine, Oz2Win awards players who have done that with a completely insulting 28.88 AUD bonus. This is less than 3% of the sum of money you've cashed in! The highest bonus if 989 AUD is awarded once your account has a total of 500 000 AUD cashed into it. This is less than 0,20% of the amount of money you need to cash in. Not to mention that the asking price of half a million dollars is just ridiculous. Either way, there's also a wagering requirement that aspirant VIP players need to deal with – 1x the bonuses, and a cash out limit of 1000 AUD for each of them. Of course, that limit makes the top tier VIP reward even more meaningless!
• The VIP Birthday Bonuses can be received by cashing 100 AUD or more during the month when your birthday is. The rewards are decent – between 18 AUD and 388, but there's actually no way to know what rewards you will get. Ether way, there's a very high cash out limit of 5000 AUD and a wagering requirement of just 1x to be able to withdraw it, so we are actually not against this bonus.
• Then, there is the Free Credit Bonus. Allegedly, you can claim that once every day and it will grant you a random amount of bonus cash. Of course, the house does not mention what the minimum and maximum amounts you can get are, so we cannot really say exactly how worthwhile the bonus is. Either way, it does not mention its wagering requirement either – just the 30 AUD cash out limit.
• The Rescue Bonus triggers once you lose 200 AUD or more during any day. Then, 10% of that amount is added back to your account. The money has a 2x wagering requirement and does not seem to include a cash out limit.
• Finally, let's take a look at the Oz2Win App Limited Bonus. Apparently, depositing through the app of the casino will entitle you to a series of bonuses, similar to the Daily rewards. The twist is that you can get a random amount of money that way – between a certain minimum and maximum for each tier of the bonus. But the promotion is not that impactful either way, because the absolute top end of what it has to offer is just 21 AUD. Its cash out limit is, surprisingly enough, 1200 AUD. This is completely out of whack with how much the bonus size is. Also to withdraw the money you need to achieve a certain amount of winnings – $300 or more. We don't know how achievable that is at all!

Finally, let's take a look at the two Referral Bonuses which are available with the casino:

• The first of the two is the Share bonus. Once someone uses your referral link to make an account and verifies it, you can get 5 AUD, which can be cashed out with a 10x wagering requriement up to a maximum of 30 AUD.
• Then, once your referral makes their deposit, the casino will award you with a 10 AUD Downline Deposit Bonus. This can be withdrawn with a much lower wagering requirement of just 3x, and a cash out limit of 100 AUD.

License

The biggest red flag about the casino has to be that it lies about its regulation. Here is what it says at the bottom of every bonus page on its website:

The logos above belong to various regulatory bodies, like the PAGCOR in the Phillipines and Gaming Curacao. However, it is certain that the casino does not actually hold such licenses. There is no mention of a license number, and the logos are not digital seals. Normally licensed houses have such seals, which can be clicked to quickly take the player to the register of the regulatory body, to ensure that you are dealing with a licensed house. Since that's not the case here, we cannot say that Oz2Win is licensed. Here is the protections it would be able to provide you with if it were, though:

• Responsible Gambling Features: Licensed casinos offer their players self-exclusion measures like them being able to opt in to custom deposit limits, or even take measures as drastic as closing down their accounts, should they deem that to be necessary.
• Tested Games: Regulated houses offer titles from licensed Game Suppliers. These titles have undergone extensive testing to ensure they pay out as much as they are supposed to. That way, you can know you are actually playing games of chance with casinos!
• Data safety: Signing up with any casino requires a lot of payment information to be surrendered to the house. That's the case even when you are dealing with unlicensed houses like this one. This is why you need to stick to houses which can guarantee that they store every last bit of info on you safely! And that is only possible with licensed casinos.

Certainly, not being able to benefit from them is a serious issue, but what's even worse is the fact that the casino lies about its license! We simply cannot take that but as the house trying to deceive its players into depositing. It pretends to be safe, while it is not, which is completely unacceptable.

Let's take a look at the allowed languages and the countries from where players cannot access the website of the casino:

Languages: English

Restricted countries: American Samoa, United States, United States Minor Outlying Islands, Virgin Islands, U.S.

Deposit and Withdrawal

Cashing in and out of the house is only possible via bank transfers. It claims that it bank accounts change from time to time, which is quite unsettling. Why would a legitimate business do that if it were not being sanctioned by the banks in some way?

Of course, only having one deposit method is not acceptable nowadays, because most casinos strive to make cashing in as easy as possible for all their players. Regardless, let's take a look at the conditions of depositing with this single payment method:

Currencies: Australian Dollar (AUD)

The minimum deposit amount is quite decent, and about as much as most houses take. The maximum is not known, and neither are the processing times or whether there are fees. Normally players are expected to only cover accidental third party charges by the payment provider, but with how shady Oz2Win is, who knows what's the case. A great way for the house to show its players that it has no fees would be if it did have its Terms and Conditions available!

Here are the withdrawal conditions too:

Crucially, the minimum withdrawal amount is anything but minimal! Being asked to cash out 50 AUD or more is excessive, whichever way you slice it. Most casinos also ask you to wager your deposits at least 1x to 3x before cashing out. This is a rather common policy dedicated to complying with AML regulation and it's not problematic, but it's worth keeping in mind you might need to deal with it.

Next, the processing times and whether there are fees for cashing out is not known either, just as with deposits. We hope that the casino pays out quickly and without withdrawal fees, because the latter are very uncommon nowadays. At most players might be asked to cover the third party charges we mentioned.

Games and Game Suppliers

Here's a list of the well-known Game Suppliers who Oz2Win partners with:

Game providers: Spade Gaming, CQ Gaming, Spribe, Other

As you can see, there are not that many of them. The rest of the developers listed on its website are rather shady suppliers with low quality games. Either way, there are less than 50 of these developers. That's the minimum we expect casinos to cover nowadays. Here's what you can play:

• Slots: The casino does not have a lot of the biggest slots you might be expecting from it, like Big Bass Bonanza, Book of Dead, Wolf's Gold and so on. Instead, you have to play games like Victory, Iceland and Reel Gold, which we have not heard of. Not to mention how disorganized the library of slots is! There's no way to filter the games by their themes, just by their developers.
• Table Games: Baccarat, Poker, Blackjack, Roulettes are available, which is fair enough. There's also live dealer versions of them, but, speaking of Live gaming, there's no way to play Game Shows at all. This is very disappointing.

Another issue with the casino is that its Sportsbook did not seem functional at all. But by now we are pretty much used to nothing working right with this casino, so as much as we are disappointed, we are not surprised at all.

Conclusion

Overall, Oz2Win is an online casino with absolutely nothing to offer. Playing almost anywhere else seems like the right choice for everyone. Do not hesitate to check out the rest of our reviews to find better options, too!