7Bit Casino Review

Woah, this was one busy website. 7Bit homepage had more going on than a chef at an all you can eat buffet, and it was a little bit difficult to know where I should focus the eye.

Signing up was easy as I entered the following:

Name Email address Residential address Currency of play

A welcome bonus 50 Free Spins for $1 is pretty mean, as is the 50x wagering requirement. If you’re not going to provide a big bonus, at least make sure the user doesn’t have to play until Judgement Day before they can access those winnings.

This welcome bonus might not have been up to scratch, but it seems like 7Bit has some period offers that you could keep an eye on because they include a mix of free spins and matched bets (at least at the time of writing).

7Bit provided a large number of slots, as you might expect from the name of the site, as well as a full range of live games and table games. The website worked well, I couldn’t find any glitches, and although the design was very busy it was still quite eBetreels bonus
New players can enjoy a welcome deposit bonus when they register for a Betreels account and making a minimum deposit of C$10.

The bonus was poor if I’m being totally honest with you all. Just For $1 get 50 Free Spins is a small offering, while the 50x wagering requirement is really high and should anger anyone unlucky enough to take up the offer.

No bonus spins and no cashback mean that Betreels has offered up a really underwhelming bonus. A minimum deposit of $20 is pretty standard, but with such a small bonus they could have at least reduced the minimum deposit.

If you dive a little deeper into the site, you’ll find some more bonus offers that are a little more generous. Betreels seem to have a serious of temporary offers, such as their March Madness that offers free slots.

They also offer promo codes that give deposit bonuses, matched bets and free spins. This boosts their score for this part of the review a little bit.

With a name like 7Bit, you’d expect this site to come loaded with heaps and heaps of great slot games. Terminator 2 (Microgaming) caught my eye straight away and I just had to give it a spin, because it’s Terminator! And after a few spins, I unlocked a 60c win but 10 free spins, in which I landed on T2 and racked in $20 on a big win! I collected my cash, and unlike Terminator, I won’t be back.

From robots to Rome, I headed for my second slot by going back in time to Rome The Golden Age (NetEnt). But instead of being fed metaphorical grapes while I lounged on a sofa, I lost a few dollars and was teased by several free spins that never eventuated.

I played some Instant Roulette (Evolution) next. It’s a game that has its positives, mainly a small minimum bet of 20c, but it lacks the glamour of the other live casino offerings and the atmosphere you get while playing the game is a little stilted.

To get the glitz and the glamour, I headed to Lightning Roulette, which is also powered by Evolution. This game has a dealer, who is more like a presenter, as well as random powered up bonus numbers so a lot is going on. You can have some great chat with the dealer, and if you get lucky, hit numbers that can be boosted up to 300x their value.

All the games that I tried worked really well on desktop and didn’t glitch at all, which is always nice to see, while it was easy to navigate the games on 7Bit and find what you’re looking for.

7Bit also offers a sportsbook service, although dabbling in that has never been my thing so I steered clear of that.

I turned away from my laptop and hit up my phone to play the site on mobile, and to be honest the slightly disorientating homepage wasn’t designed any better. It all looked a little cramped, like someone trying to squeeze too much sausage meat into the housing, but somehow it still sort of worked.

7Bit worked well over 4G, and I decided to play East Coast vs West Coast by NoLimit City (mainly because I’ve had some success with this before). This game is pretty fun to play and works really well on my smaller screen. It’s got some engaging tunes, a good design and gave me a small win once more.

Candy Dreams, was an interesting concept, but it was really hard to see on mobile. It was formatted properly, but the designers had done it in such a way that I had to take my specs off, clean them, then peer forward and squint to see the actual game.

I clicked on the customer support button and got through to a live chat support agent really quickly, which is always nice. I asked a question about 7Bit’s verification processes and was answered within minutes. If you want to get to the root of your problem quickly, I’d definitely recommend using the live chat feature.

I wasn’t asked any verification questions or to provide documentation during the sign-up process. I asked when I would be required to verify my account, and was told that I’d be sent an email in the case that extra information was needed from me.

And soon enough, I was asked to provide a picture of my ID and a picture of me holding my ID up to my face so 7Bit could prove it was in my possession, as well as a proof of address. The process I went through to upload that evidence was fairly straight forward and didn’t involve much heartache on my part.

One good thing about 7Bit was the wide variety of payment methods they offered, and I chose my favoured e-wallet provider and was able to deposit $50 without any drama at all.

It didn’t appear as if 7Bit had any withdrawal fee either, which makes me feel brilliant about this website, and they kicked off the withdraw process quickly and communicated with me every step of the way.