Casino Days review for Ontario players in 2025

First, I was happy to see hundreds of slot games on offer, and these did come in various categories, such as Epic Wins over 10,000x, Megaways and Feature Buy, which was different and helpful.

There are more than 150 live games on offer, and these are from the impressive Evolution Gaming. This puts Casino Days’s live-dealer section on par with the likes of BetMGM. Here I especially enjoyed the live poker tables and OnAir Entertainment gameshows.

I noticed that the casino has significantly upped its selection of first-person table games. With 50 to choose from, this is just over the market average for Ontario.

Still, I’d like to see Casino Days join the ranks of Betano by providing more poker options and expanding their selection beyond blackjack, roulette, and baccarat.

Increasing the range of jackpots available would also help this casino compete against the 140+ titles offered by casinos like Betsafe.

I was happy to find 30 or so different providers here at Casino Days, which enabled me to give it one of the highest scores across all criteria.

For starters, while Casino Days can’t compete with the three live dealer providers that LeoVegas uses, it does provide games by Evolution, a top player in the industry. There are also some gameshows by OnAir Entertainment for variety.

This meant I could access some of the best live games out there and use a range of betting limits. Many competitors rely on Pragmatic Play live casino, so I was happy to get something different.

Finally, not only were there big-name providers like Microgaming, but a number of smaller ones too, like Red Tiger Gaming, Snowborn, and ReelPlay, which just meant there were different game options to be found.

This was a bit harder to score as there were some really good aspects here, rubbing shoulders with more frustrating ones simultaneously.

First, the good. Casino Days has some of the fastest withdrawal times, offering instant withdrawals for MuchBetter and 1-hour to 1-day options for most of the other payment methods, bar the usual suspects (bank transfer and credit cards).

This emphatically beats out the decent 3-day maximum turnaround time at Unibet casino, assuming you don’t opt for a bank transfer. In short, I was very impressed.

However, once again, I’d rather see the full suite of e-wallet options, with PayPal and Payz, for example.

And you’ll need to be careful with some of the payment methods due to their low max withdrawal limits. Apple Pay and credit card payouts are capped at C$2,500.

Still, it’s a good score as low minimum deposits and high maximums are in place, meaning the casino caters to a wide range of budgets.

As I would hope from a licensed and regulated site in Ontario, Casino Days does tick all the boxes regarding the different security options.

While it doesn’t have the eCOGRA certification brandished by Royal Vegas casino, all the games come from top providers and are audited by DigiCert, which has certified them fair.

The logo and information were found neatly at the bottom of the home page. Similarly, I could also find SSL encryption information here, which was a good surprise.

This does put Casino Days a little higher up than NorthStar Bets, which makes it quite hard to find security information, something I always see as a bit of a red flag.

While nothing is specifically special here, Casino Days does everything right. Players aren’t complaining about any major issues here, which is also a good sign for me.

Okay, so there isn’t an app here on Casino Days. I want to find a decent mobile browser site, and I guess that is what I got.

Just like PokerStars, Casino Days is very good across the different platforms. The theme, design and layout were the same on the mobile browser site.

This is a problem for me, but this is to do with the layout and usability rather than an issue with the mobile site itself. The mobile site loads well, as I would hope.

For some positives, unlike SlotsMagic, you can find all the games on the mobile platform. Maybe part of this concerns the lack of an app, but it works for me.

I wish the games were a little more organized. The categories are broad so it’s difficult to filter your browsing and reduce the endless scrolling on mobile. Again, this is more an overall design issue than a specific fault of the mobile site.

Again, another moment where I was disappointed in Casino Days when it could have been so much better. Yes, there are two support options, but they’re challenging to find.

It wasn’t very pleasant to search for the live chat. The response was pretty quick when I got it, but Royal Panda responded faster.

The support was very helpful, though. And I didn’t need an account or to sign in to use the live chat, which was a bonus. It’s always annoying when that isn’t the case.

I was disappointed not to find a phone number. But then again, bet365 doesn’t have a phone line either. But, the live chat is easily accessible on Bet365, which still puts it ahead.

I also knocked off points because, while there was a detailed FAQ in places, some of the information was rather scattered. I did have to go through a few different sections before finding the payment info I wanted, for instance.

The minimalist design went down a treat here. The homepage or lobby don’t bombard you with info and the layout is generally clean and tidy, making the page easy to use.

Registration, payments, and gaming all proceeded smoothly for me, on both desktop and mobile, via web browser and the app. Casino Days didn’t always have a mobile app, and I’m really happy when operators introduce these upgrades.

Navigation is pretty intuitive too, thanks to the detailed game menus.

There is some room for improvement. Despite the game categories, I’d still like an advanced set of filters to help me whittle down my search results. I’d like to be able to browse by software provider, for example. Currently, the only search filters available are for all games and live casino titles.

I also appreciate it when a casino is more forthcoming to non-registered users. Currently, you have to be registered to use the live chat. I’d rather have the sticky chat icon visible from the get-go, like at Casumo casino.