Treasure Mile Casino has a 1920s Vegas vibe, with a distinctive CGI cartoon art style. Players from Canada are welcomed, and there are more bonuses than the average site. However, the games are fewer than might be hoped for, and there is a question mark over licensing. That said, players who are expecting, for example, an exciting selection of free online keno casino games at Treasure Mile, will be a disappointed as the casino is missing the specialty games section from its offer. For more detail on all of that, check out our review below.
Players from Canada are welcome, and those newly registering can take advantage of the welcome bonus pack. This includes a no deposit 25 free spins offer on Bucksy Malone, and a no deposit bonus of $25. Furthermore, there's a match bonus available, at a rate of 200% up to $500.
The wagering requirements for all offers seems to be 60x, although this information was buried in the terms and conditions rather than being clearly presented on the promotions page. The no deposit bonuses are small but nice, and the match rate and total sum available for the matched deposit bonus are both above average. The 60x wagering requirement is about twice the standard, which obviously makes the offers less attractive than they might have been. Similarly, there's a no deposit cap of $100, and a cap on matched deposits exceeding 100% of $1,000.
If there is a reason to list Treasure Mile as one of the great Canadian casinos to be found online, that would be its steady stream of ongoing promotions. Here is what players get for choosing this casino site.
The site hosts Happy Hour between 6am and 10am (EDT) every day, at which time players can enjoy 50 free spins on the latest games. If this promotion is redeemed for seven days in a row, players are entered into a draw for prizes including vouchers, bonus money, free spins, and more.
Every Thursday Casino TreasureMile has a Bonus Bonanza Drop, which is a draw including all players from the previous week for a prize of $10,000. However, the bonus is only valid for 10 hours, meaning players will have to be quick to grab it.
In addition. there are also seasonal offers. At the time of writing (late January), there was a 20 Days 20 Gifts offer, providing 20 unique gifts each day from 11 January to 30 January.
These offers come with a minimum of fuss, and provided you're into slots Happy Hour should live up to its name.
Players have slots, tables games, and video poker to play at the site, with Saucify, Betsoft, and Rival providing the software (with more than 160 HD games from Saucify). If you like quirky games there's Mrs Green's Plant Emporium, featuring free spins, stacks wilds, and murderous magnolias, whilst fans of epic heroes can enjoy Hercules and the 12 Labours, or the retro slot Robin Hood Outlaw. Slots can be searched or filtered according to features such as free spins.
The table games offering is rather less impressive, with just 16 or so, mostly blackjack and roulette (such as single deck and European) with a small sprinkling of poker. Baccarat and craps do not appear to be on offer. Poker fans do, however, have dozens of different video poker games to play.
The site also has just under a dozen other games, mostly varieties of keno with the occasional scratch card thrown in.
There's a decent selection of slots but the table game offering is pretty thin and there seems to be no live dealer offering whatsoever. It must be said that this part of the review is something of a weak spot.
For players who are more focused on live dealer games, our recommendation goes for Spin Palace Casino. This site has a great selection of roulette, poker and blackjack games that come along with professional dealers for a wholesome live casino experience.
The site does indicate that many of its games are playable on mobile although details are sparse and there's no mention of an app for any operating system. While being mobile responsive is nice, sometimes a dedicated casino app is a nice touch.
The site has been going since 2009, and the terms and conditions indicate any legal disputes will be settled according to the Netherlands Antilles (which includes Curacao, a territory that frequently licenses casinos). There's an absence of clear licensing information on the site, however, which is disconcerting. If it is licensed in Curacao, this offers less protection than would be offered in other parts of the world, such as Malta.
The range of banking methods available is more or less average. Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards are accepted, as is American Express. Neteller, Skrill, and EcoPayz e-wallets are also listed, although players from Canada should be aware that Neteller is not available for them. The cryptocurrency bitcoin is also an accepted means of transferring funds into and out of the casino, as are non-Canadian options of Giropay and UPayCard.
Players from Canada are welcome, and are required to play in CAD.
Players with questions are able to contact the casino's customer care team via live chat, toll-free telephone lines, and e-mail. Customer service is accessible 24/7.
There are a decent assortment of bonuses available for players old and new, and a reasonable set of banking methods. However, the games (excepting slots) are fewer in number than at most casinos and information on straightforward matters such as the licensing arrangement and mobile platform is unnecessarily hard to find. The question mark over licensing coupled with the subpar range of table games means it might be better to look elsewhere.
