2025 Harry’s Casino review: Is it safe for gambling?

Pro and cons

2000+ Games Available

There are 46 game providers here that have passed more testing and verifications than the casino itself.

I was surprised to see titles like Lucky Joker 100, Wild Sharks, and other gems from Amatic, along with Arcane Reel Chaos from Netent. In addition, table games, and a selection of scratchcards to try your luck on are also included.

All games are searchable by providers. However, it’s worth noting that some games can be tested in demo mode, while others, for unknown reasons, aren’t available for a test run.

Cryptocurrency options accessible worldwide

The great thing is that crypto options are accessible here regardless of your location. While the absence of strict regulations allows for anonymous gambling, it's important to exercise caution. This is especially true as the casino has been known to experience technical malfunctions that could potentially disrupt the transaction process.

Deposits and Withdrawals

The minimum amount for both deposits and withdrawals is €25.

Transaction fees

Withdrawal requests take up to two business days to complete, and the website claims the casino doesn’t apply any fees. However, I wasn’t so quick to take this at face value

There’s a catch: any deposit amount not wagered at least 3x will be hit with a 10% fee when withdrawing.

Take this as a hint not to skip over the terms and conditions before joining any casino, including this one.

Bonuses

What to expect from the bonus offer:

Functional mobile casino

There’s no app, but the casino offers a decent mobile version that sticks to the blueprint layout for a functional mobile casino. You’ll find a handy hamburger menu, accessible games, and a live chat envelope (though it’s there just for show since the customer support isn't as responsive as it should be.).

Security

Safety measures are as follows:

Is Harry’s Casino Legit?

Lo and behold, there’s no license in sight—not on the website, not disclosed by customer support. So, if you’ve been wronged by the casino in any way, good luck getting any resolution - there’s no regulatory body to help you with issues like withdrawal delays.

Speaking of withdrawal delays, here are some situations where you might encounter them:

• failing to meet the bonus terms
• incomplete identity verification
• not fully wagering your deposit before attempting a withdrawal (leading to part of the withdrawal being withheld)
• additional verifications for withdrawals over €2,300
• any suspicious activities.

Keep in mind that depositing with a method not registered in your name will void your winnings. Also, don’t expect to cash out all your winnings if you’ve only made one deposit; in that case, you can withdraw up to 15 times your original deposit amount, and any excess winnings will be removed when you request a withdrawal (they won’t transfer to the following month).

Penalties for non-gaming

Another thing to watch out for is the penalty for lack of gaming activity. Inactivity is hit with administration charges, and your funds are withheld. The casino doesn’t specify in the Terms & Conditions what counts as a lack of activity, leaving it open to interpretation—and plenty of room for them to manipulate the rules to forfeit your funds.

Judging by this and the lone Trustpilot review, it’s clear that transparency isn’t Harry’s Casino’s strongest card in the deck.

Moreover, the casino isn’t keen on explaining the reasons behind additional deductions.

Can you count on the casino’s customer support?

The live chat is there for short affairs, but for the long ones, you're instructed to communicate via email—which was my experience.

My “complex affair” questions were about minimum deposits and withdrawals. I also asked if the casino was licensed. It’s a bit strange how they handle short and long queries, unlike proven and recognized casinos like Jackbit , which offers extensive support for all kinds of queries.

While the casino does offer a set of Responsible Gaming tools, primarily cool-off and self-exclusion, it can't be said much about their effectiveness, considering they count as complex queries that require email correspondence instead of urgent intervention via live chat.