Babe Casino is an online gambling portal that uses a tagline of "Born in Monte Carlo" along with the allure of beautiful women as its main theme. The presentation is classy and sophisticated with the exception of a video of a model texting on her iPhone then blowing a kiss. The text message reads, "Everyday I am giving away no deposit bonuses... Let it be our little secret!" Definitely sexy, but possibly lacking in sophistication. The amber/gold and black layout over a grayscale image work well aesthetically and the site is functionally very smart.

No customers are accepted from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, France or Italy.

The site is operated by GAP Entertainment N.V. and although they do not provide a link to their Curacao license unless you are accessing the site from a country they serve, the website states that they operate under license No 8048/JAZ, which is Antillephone NV, one of four Master License holders in the jurisdiction. They also offer an address for the company in London, but it is a Mail Boxes Etc. location used by many local and international businesses. For obvious security and sometimes legal reasons privately owned gambling companies almost never divulge more information than this to the public unless required by regulators.

The site boasts an offering of over 3,000 games. We did not check the veracity of that statement but looking at the list of providers it seems plausible. Please keep in mind that all regulated sites restrict certain game providence in certain areas at the direction of the game provider. For instance, NetEnt games are not available in Australia or Mexico. Microgaming slots and other games are not available in South Africa, etc. due to licensing, monopoly, and other considerations.

It's unclear precisely when the property began accepting traffic as they operate under a generic top-level domain name, dot casino, rather than dot com or other common TLD, so their internet footprints are obscured. The gTLD was awarded to a start-up registry company on December 4, 2014, and has been generally available since June 3, 2015, marking the earliest possible launch date. Based on other qualified information we place the launch date in early September 2017.

We have no idea how or why the site was "Born in Monte Carlo" but one of their inaugural promotions is an offer to enter players into a draw to win a "VIP GP Races Hospitality trip to Monte Carlo and other races worldwide". While it may be simply an affiliate, or an abandoned pre-launch marketing path, a company with a name that sounds like "sexy" with a domain registered in Colombia, has produced several racy promotional videos and softcore image pages which bear the site's logo. However, the links lead to a parked domain page only because the TLD is wrong.

While the theme may be "racy" the live dealer streams are powered by Evolution Gaming, BetConstruct, and Ezugi with fully clothed attractive and professional croupiers and dealers.

Software and Games

All games are instant play with no need for software or app downloads. The site may be the single most prolific provider we've reviewed to date. There are games from nearly 30 providers on board from NetEnt to Nextgen and Genesis to iSoftbet. Visitors can sort games by the provider or topically. Clicking on ELK Studios or Habanero will display only the games from that provider, and there are more than a dozen categories to choose from if you want to visually scan for favorite video poker, table games, or anything else. Unlike some gaming sites, they make it easy to go to a category such as table games and then filter to only display Wazdan, iSoftbet, etc.

The classic slots section features nearly 40 options including thrillers like Jackpot 6000 and Super Nudge from NetEnt alongside new classics by 1x2 and a host of games by Genii which seems to be the UK regulated brand of Saucify, formerly Betonsoft Gaming.

The jackpots section is a little thin but does offer Nextgen's Jackpot Jester 50,000 and Jackpot Rango from iSoftbet, along with a few progressive video pokers and Red Dog.

Bonuses and Promotions

When you click through to Promotions the background is no longer all black and white photography and along with the fast women, there are a few fast cars. Some of the opening offers were tremendous notwithstanding the 50x wagering requirements. With the exception of a small first match, all other current offers only require 40x bonus wagering before you can cash out.


Video slots, non-jackpot classics, bingo, lottery, scratch, virtual games and video poker all count 100% towards wagering requirements. All tables, including live games, and Jackpots count 0% towards the bonus.

The promo wording goes a little more into innuendo and double entendres than the opening pages, but that's part of the theme and to be honest I've never truly understood how or why the online gambling world has always been so prudish in that regard.

Banking and Customer Service

Skrill, Neteller, Ecopayz, Visa and other popular methods are accepted in Euros or US Dollars for deposits and withdrawals. There are also a few options for deposits only. Bitcoin is supported by both. English, Portuguese, and Spanish languages are supported. Email and live chat are available 24/7.

Payment processing is stated as less than 1 hour after verification. It's unclear if this means that they will execute withdrawals immediately. However, the maximum "win" amount in any 24 hour period for any individual players is capped at 100,000 Euros.

Pitfalls

Players from United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, France, and Italy are not able to create or fund accounts. Customers have to pay bank commissions on any winnings under $1,000. KYC verification requirements include a digital copy of your passport. The as-of-review welcome offer has a 10x deposit max cashout. Table games, jackpots, and live streamed games do not reduce wagering requirements. Maximum daily withdrawal amounts, as well as actual time to pay, are not clearly defined.

The Final Word

Some will love the theme, others, not so much. Behind all that we see a site that could create a great reputation for itself because any online venue that is willing to let family members share an account and then fight it out among themselves when somebody wins (term 15.5) and who appear to be well enough financed to pay within an hour (15.1) for amounts up to €100,000 (16.1) is either the hottest new property of the century or needs to clarify their T&C and build some street cred. The good news is that the bonus terms sensibly protect the business from super high rollers who don't play video poker so if it is a highly ethical operation with as much backing as it would appear, Babe.casino should be around for a long time to come.