Roman Casino Review: Offers, Payments and Licence

Roman Casino is licensed by Curaçao (CGA). The casino also asks for identity verification on the account, which matters because payout handling and account checks are part of the real experience here.

The trade-off is pace rather than range. Withdrawals are processed up to 72 hours, so the payment side is more about accepting the rhythm than chasing instant movement. The support setup is English live chat, while the site itself is available in English and French. That keeps the offer usable, but not especially polished, and the overall 7.1/10 score fits that middle ground.

The casino’s own bonus terms add a contradiction worth flagging: section 4.3 caps each deposit bonus at €150, while the promotion cards advertise €1,500, €500 and €500 on the three deposits. Both figures come from the operator’s published terms, and the page does not choose between them.

Beyond the welcome, the HighRoller bonus adds 50% up to €500 with code 50HIGH, applied before a deposit of at least €300, wagered 35x and available every 7 days once the welcome package is complete; it is not available to players from Finland. A weekly cashback of up to 25% follows, with the rate set by the previous week’s deposits and losses, plus a loyalty-rank cashback boost; the full tier breakdown is only shown after logging in. The loyalty system runs on Wager Points and Deposit Points, with Silver reached at 1,500 WP, Gold at 11,000 WP / 500 DP, and Platinum at 800,000 WP / 35,000 DP; a VIP manager, higher withdrawal limits and queue priority start from Gold 2+.

VIP Programme

The operator describes VIP benefits as VIP manager access, VIP club access, exclusive VIP tournaments and bonuses, dedicated 24/7 support line, increased withdrawal limits, priority in the withdrawal queue, rakeback up to 18% at Platinum, cashback boost of 5% at Platinum, exclusive access to VIP events, and higher bonuses.

Loyalty Rewards

Roman Casino’s Loyalty rewards system uses Wager Points and Deposit Points earned through play. The programme runs through Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum, and the published benefits include improved wheels, a cashback boost of 1% at Silver, up to 3% at Gold and 5% at Platinum, points rakeback of up to 2% at Silver, 13% at Gold and 18% at Platinum, plus exclusive VIP tournaments and bonuses, VIP club access, dedicated 24/7 support, VIP manager access at Gold 2+, and weekly reloads at Platinum.

Roman Casino requires identity verification on the account, and it also applies country restrictions. The operator’s general terms name a restricted list: the United States, the United Kingdom, France and its overseas territories, the Netherlands, Israel, Lithuania, the Dutch West Indies, and Curaçao, alongside the FATF blacklist and greylist countries. The same terms warn that using a VPN to falsify location forfeits any winnings. Players should check availability in their own region before signing up.

Roman Casino’s safety index sits at 8.2, rated High, with a Good user-feedback rating across 9 reviews. The casino also lists 10 complaints, all closed as Rejected; seven of them concern a delayed withdrawal or an ongoing verification.

Terdersoft B.V. is both the owner and the operator, which gives the site a single corporate name behind the brand.

Roman Casino also publishes a dedicated app, so mobile access is part of its site setup rather than an afterthought. The practical takeaway is simple: the casino operates under the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA), keeps identity checks on the account, and asks players to confirm local availability before they join.

The live-dealer floor names five specific formats: live roulette, live blackjack, game shows, live baccarat and live poker, which gives the live section concrete depth rather than a generic label.

Slots carry the main depth of the lobby, and the welcome package’s free spins are tied to named titles rather than the catalogue at large: Gates of Olympus, or Aztec Magic, Aztec Magic Deluxe, Johnny Cash, Platinum Lightning and Platinum Lightning Deluxe from Pragmatic Play and BGaming. Sports Betting, live betting and e-sports sit alongside the casino formats, widening the offer into event-based wagering within the same account.

The lobby also lists an Exclusive games category, though the titles inside it have not been verified.

Withdrawals are processed up to 72 hours. The operator also says deposits must be played through 3× before a withdrawal, and that condition sits alongside instant deposits and payouts in the About Us copy. For cards, Visa uses Original Credit Transfer and Mastercard uses Payment Transfer, both up to 72 hours. Skrill, Neteller, bank transfer and cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and other coins, are also up to 72 hours.

Published withdrawal limits are $1,000 per day and $3,000 per week. Winnings above €10,000 are paid out in monthly instalments of up to €10,000, and day, week and month caps depend on the player’s loyalty rank, shown in the cashier.