Zodiac Casino Review (November 2024)

Game types

Roulette

Baccarat

Slots

Table games

Video Poker

Jackpots

Scratchcards

Keno

Bingo

Blackjack

Craps

Live casino

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Slots

The site has just over 430 games in their selection when it comes to slots. A few of them are:

1. Video slots – Arctic Magic, Arena of Gold, Divine Diamonds, Enchanted Oceans
2. Progressive jackpots – Treasure Nile, Atlantean Treasure Mega Moolah, Immortal Romance Mega Moolah

Table games

Players from Ireland will find 58 games in the tables section, with some examples for each category:

1. Blackjack – Vegas Downtown Blackjack, Perfect Strategy Blackjack, Multi Hand Vegas Strip Blackjack, European Blackjack Gold
2. Roulette – American Roulette Gold, Multifire Roulette, Sapphire Roulette, Turbo Auto Roulette
3. Baccarat – Multiple Real Baccarat with presenters, such as Courtney, Holly, Tomas, and Sarati

Live Roulette

For this category, Irish players will find 13 titles to choose from, with various betting limits:

Live Blackjack

Players from Ireland will be greeted by 83 options that have these betting limits:

Live Baccarat

Out of the 35 titles, Irelanders will find these betting limits:

Loyalty

Irish players will find a VIP service, which follows the formula of a ladder system that players have to climb by playing on the site. For every €10 wager, a VIP point is given.

Taking this into account, the VIP points are distributed as such:

Furthermore, VIP points themselves are not the way to climb this ladder. With every 50 VIP points accrued, a conversion will take place, changing them with one status points that are then required to move on to the next level.

Below is an in-depth look at the statuses and necessary points:

Usability

Moving forward with our Zodiac Casino review, let’s look at how the site performs in terms of speed and loading times and let our artistic personas decide on its looks. We are aware that players from Ireland use many devices to play, so here are the ones we used:

Desktop

One of the first things to grab the attention of Irish players is the change in homepages once they make an account. While the first homepage is more expansive and used primarily to promote the casino, the second homepage, strictly dedicated to accounts, is rudimentary and designed with one purpose in mind: easy navigation and a straightforward interface.

Also, the homepage does not have a selection of games, which are unlocked only after making an account.

Interface and user-friendliness

The casino’s general interface has an old feeling to it, with a sense that it may be unpolished. This primarily applies to the design change after logging in, which is relatively basic.

The homepage is black and white, with the account page changing to purple and black, which do become boring quickly. Still, the interface takes a more simple approach and, safe to say, it works in the casino’s favour, so as to not overcomplicate the navigation.

Counterintuitive design choices

One thing that does not help this website’s easiness of use is the inability to change the username. A random combination of numbers and letters is instead chosen as the account’s namesake, so it would be best to jolt it down somewhere.

To circumvent this odd design choice, select to save the username and password after making an account. This should appear as a pop-up in the top right for most browsers. If this does not happen, the site may automatically save it for you, but for some, it might not.

One more gripe in this sense is the instability of the account page, which occasionally freezes. Refreshing the page fixes the issue.

Even without having completed the Know Your Customer procedure, players from Ireland can still access the games and check them out before playing or depositing. Still, there is no demo mode available to further explore the idea of testing before actually playing.

Mobile

While the initial homepage drops hints at the possibility of a mobile downloadable app, we could not find one on Google Play or AppStore, besides some knock-offs that borrow the name and look but have no tangent with the gambling industry.

Searching for the app on the internet revealed some APKs, which are found on dubious websites and not from trusted sources such as a certified online store. Download these at your own risk, as it’s known that APKs are full of malware.

Yet, the mobile version of the website is a great option while on the go, and may even run better than the desktop version.