Touch Casino Review for July 2024

Game types

Video Poker

Table games

Baccarat

Roulette

Jackpots

Live casino

Slots

Sic Bo

Poker

Game providers

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Slots

Kiwis will come across an extensive pokies library with over 3600 options. Here are some examples and the betting limits that we’ve found for them:

Table games

The table games category also sees many options, where Kiwis will find 315 games. Some examples are:

• Roulette- Auto Roulette, European Roulette, Premier Roulette, Roulette 5X
• Blackjack – Premier Blackjack, Perfect Pairs Blackjack, ReDeal Blackjack, Dr Fortuno Blackjack
• Baccarat – Dragon Tiger, Baccarat Punto Banco, Professional Series Baccarat, Classic Baccarat

Live Roulette

With 33 titles of live roulette, the betting limits that Kiwis should expect to find are minimum bets such as NZ$0.20 or NZ$1, with the constant maximum being NZ$10000.

Live Blackjack

Kiwis shall come across 62 blackjack titles in the live casino section. This time, the betting limits are more diverse:

Live Baccarat

This category sees 28 titles within it, with the limits having little to no variations. The minimum is NZ$0.2 or NZ$10, with the maximum either NZ$10000 or NZ$20000.

Loyalty

There’s also a VIP system here that gamblers can get into. But, getting this out of the way is by invitation only.

The benefits that Kiwis can expect from this VIP are as follows:

• Faster withdrawals
• Larger Touchcasino bonus codes
• Invitations for exclusive promotions
• Touchcasino bonus codes are given out more frequently
• Priority in all types of communications
• Dedicated VIP manager

The casino will show the terms and conditions for this VIP only to the players that receive the invitation via email. We think this is a lack of transparency on their part, seeing as how the site should show such details to all that play on it.

Cashback loyalty

The Loyalty system of this betting site takes on the cashback that increases with each loyalty level gained.

For each NZ$1 lost, Kiwis will get the point that will count towards the amount of money that players will get back. This happens weekly, and the counting for this starts from Friday to Thursday.

Any cashback must also be claimed within one day and holds a wagering requirement of 1x. The minimum amount of cashback is NZ$1, and the maximum cannot exceed 25% of the total deposit amount in that week.

Punters must have deposited at least once in the respective week to be eligible for cashback and be active in the same week.

The cashback percentage is based on the points gathered and the level the player attains, 20 in total.

User Experience

The next step in this Touchcasino review is what our experts came across when testing the platform on multiple devices and subjecting the site to different internet connections and browsers. Here are the ones we used:

Desktop

First and foremost, it just looks good. The purple, white, and red blend themselves well for this gambling website, creating a colour palette that does not get boring quickly. Also, the playful art style is a neat touch.

But don’t let good looks distract you from the performance. While games load up fast enough, the grand scheme of things is a bit sluggish. The page could use some more technical prowess.

For example, scrolling down the page could evidentiate some tears on the screen or stops and goes. It’s not something that detracts from the whole experience initially but becomes tedious after some time spent on the site.

Another noticeable aspect is the changing of pages within the site. Switching from categories will give players a freeze, regardless of the internet connection. So, these loading times are internal to the platform.

User-friendliness

The interface is easy to use, and Kiwis will find what they are looking for when they press a button. What can be counterintuitive is the way games are presented.

Scrolling down the page will not slowly unravel the game. Instead, Kiwis will have to constantly press a More Games button that shows around 20 more games. Put this in perspective with going through more than 3500 slots.

For this, a filter is available to choose slots for their provider, which is very helpful for Kiwis that prefer a particular type of developer. Also, the search bar is always a very good addition.

The gambling website has its ups and downs, and the casino could put more work into its performance. Yet, the features that are a bit counterintuitive do not bog the whole experience down, and it simply looks too good to ignore.

Mobile

Thankfully, the mobile web version runs better and retains the same impressive visuals. It has seen some necessary optimisation for the smaller screen, which are small in scope but noticeable enough.

Sadly, there are no downloadable apps for Kiwis that use Android or iOS.