Casino Days Review: First Direct Curacao Licence, 5,000+ Games

Casino Days launched in 2020 under White Star B.V., part of the Rhino Entertainment Group, and picked up a notable regulatory distinction along the way: it holds one of the first licences the Curacao Gaming Control Board issued directly under its newer regime, rather than the older master sub-licence arrangement most Curacao-based casinos still use. That’s a real step up in oversight terms, even if it’s still not a UK Gambling Commission licence.

The Welcome Offer

New players activate a 100% deposit match up to $1,000 plus 100 bonus spins on a featured slot, with a $20 minimum deposit. Wagering sits at 35x the bonus amount — middling for the segment — and everything needs to be wagered within 7 days of account creation, a tighter window than many competitors. Payz, Neteller and Skrill deposits are explicitly excluded from qualifying, so anyone planning to fund via e-wallet should check which methods count before depositing.

Payments & Withdrawals

The payment stack is broader than most brands its size: debit cards, Interac for Canadian players, UPI/IMPS for India, Skrill, MuchBetter, bank-transfer options like Brite and Openbanking, and cryptocurrency. Minimum withdrawal is around $20. E-wallet and crypto cashouts tend to be fast — often same-day — while bank transfers can stretch to 5 business days.

Games & Mobile

The catalogue runs to more than 5,000 titles from over 70 studios — Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Push Gaming, Relax Gaming and Evolution’s live-dealer tables all feature prominently on the site’s own game lobby. The mobile side stands out for this tier: Casino Days publishes genuine native apps — “Casino Days: Online Casino” — on both the Apple App Store and Google Play under the White Star developer name, rather than relying solely on a browser PWA like most comparable operators. Regional availability and exact listings vary by country, and the iOS rating (4.9/5) is based on a small sample of 16 ratings, so treat it as a positive signal rather than a definitive verdict.

Reputation: what players say

Trustpilot shows a healthy TrustScore around 4.4 out of 5 across a comparatively large volume — roughly 2,600-plus reviews — with recurring praise for support responsiveness and withdrawal speed. AskGamblers tells a more mixed story: its overall CasinoRank sits at 6.9/10, but the player-submitted rating alone is only 4.7/10 from 18 reviews, and there are 55 logged complaints with 40 resolved (average resolution time around 6 days). Typical complaints involve account verification blocks holding several thousand dollars and multi-week withdrawal delays — worth weighing against the generally strong Trustpilot volume rather than dismissing either data point on its own.

Licence

Casino Days operates under Curacao Gaming Control Board licence OGL/2023/159/0076, held by White Star B.V. This is one of the first licences the GCB issued directly under its post-2023 regulatory overhaul, reported at the time by igaming trade outlets as a milestone for the operator and for Curacao’s licensing system generally. It remains a Curacao-only licence, though — there’s no UKGC or MGA cover sitting alongside it.

Who it’s for

Casino Days suits players who want a large, well-known-studio game selection and a working native mobile app, and who are comfortable with a Curacao-only regulatory framework (even if a comparatively modern one). It’s a weaker fit for anyone who’s had verification or withdrawal disputes before and wants total certainty on payout timing, given the volume of unresolved complaints still on file at AskGamblers.