Casino Midas Review

A long-running site with a broad game mix

Casino Midas has been running since 2012, which is a long time in this market. The game types listed run from slots to video poker and keno, plus live baccarat and live roulette. There's table games and craps in there too. That's a wide spread of categories for a single-studio site.

Deposits, withdrawals and a €100 minimum

A deposit starts at €20, but the minimum withdrawal is €100. The two numbers sit some way apart. Withdrawals are capped at €2000 per week. Would I take that weekly cap? Only for small cashouts. The gap between depositing €20 and withdrawing €100 is the first thing I'd weigh against a smaller bankroll.

On the deposit side you can use Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether Wallet, along with cards, bank transfer options and Interac. Withdrawals cover cryptocurrency, Interac, Payz, Visa and Wire Transfer. E-wallets appear in some places but not as a listed withdrawal method. I'd treat crypto, cards or bank routes as the practical options for getting money out.

Crypto payouts move in 0–24 business hours, while card withdrawals take 4–5 business days and wire transfers take 2–3 business days. Accounts here are in EUR, USD, CAD or ZAR.

Live chat, email or phone in English

You can reach the casino through live chat, email or phone. Support chat is confirmed in English, while the site is available in English, Spanish and Italian.

One studio, a broad mix of game types

Casino Midas lists RTG as its sole game provider. The slots, table games and video poker all come from the same studio. The variety comes from game types rather than suppliers: slots and table games sit alongside craps, keno and video poker, and the live section is limited to live baccarat and live roulette.

What the site looks like

The homepage uses a black and gold palette with a latest winners ticker and a banner across the top. Header links run to Games, Promotions, VIP, Banking, About Us and Contact Us, with Login and Join buttons alongside.

The lobby has a category bar across the top with tabs for Slots, Table Games, Progressive, Video Poker and Live Dealers, plus a search field. The tiles I can see include Fish Catch, Wu Zetian and Trigger Happy.

Browser play rather than an app

There are no listed Android or iOS apps. Mobile play runs through a browser rather than a download. Mobile Web and Instant Play are both confirmed access routes.

Help organisations are signposted

The site lists GambleAware, Gamblers Anonymous and Gambling Therapy. Those are independent support organisations, not regulatory bodies. They don't tell you anything about the operator's licence or supervision.

Several major markets are restricted

The United States, United Kingdom, France, Australia, Israel, Portugal and Brazil sit among the restricted countries, along with Puerto Rico and Ukraine. VPN access isn't supported. A blocked location is a hard stop rather than something to work around.