Silveredge Casino Review

Silveredge Casino doesn’t deserve to be called a casino - it’s more of an underground gambling den. We say so because of this phrase: “Thanks for chatting with us.” It appears each time, when you try to find out something about licensing or T&C from the casino’s support team.

About a casino itself - it has almost nothing to boast about. Their Welcome Bonus package consists of two deposit match bonuses, first of which is a 300% match, up to an unknown sum. The wagering requirements on all bonuses are 20x D+B, and the bonuses are sticky. Their game library consists of 136 games from Betsoft - also not impressive. We’d recommend you to stay away from this casino even if it had a license.

Silveredge Casino was launched in 2015. There is no information about a gambling license on their website and the support team tends not to speak of it either.

The website looks ok, but leaves a hint of incompleteness. Maybe it’s because there’s no license badge on the bottom of the main page? Or no decent banking methods stated? Or, maybe because these guys are shy of proudly showing us their only software provider - Betsoft?

The customer support service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can contact the agents via the live chat, email, or phone. The number is toll-free, by the way. It would have been a perfect example of good customer support if they actually provided support via all those channels. Maybe it was just our bad luck, but we were unable to get the information we needed from the chat operators. Not even comparable with websites like Casino 777 in this regard.

To keep your sensitive data secure, the casino uses SSL encryption technology. So your password, credit card details, and other important information won’t fall into the wrong hands.

Trends and Popularity

It seems Silveredge Casino was most popular when it has just appeared in November 2016. After that, they had a few ups and downs, but there's nothing that may indicate a steady growth. You can check the graphic if you have any doubts.

Software and Game Variety

Silveredge Casino is powered by BetSoft only. It’s not always bad to have only one software (go ask Cabaret Club Casino with its classic Microgaming library) but come on; it’s Betsoft! It simply doesn’t have enough game variety to please an experienced customer. Anyway, look at what they’ve got:

• Slots: Stampede, Tiger’s Claw, Giovanni’s Gems;
• Table/Card Games: Roulette, Blackjack, Pai Gow, Baccarat, Red Dog;
• Video Poker: Jacks or Better, Double Bonus, Aces&Faces;

There is at least one advantage: the table games variety is good enough.

Mobile and Live Gaming

You can play Silveredge Casino on your smartphone or tablet. There are several ways to do this. First of all, you can go to the website on your own. Secondly, you can scan a QR-code, which can be found at the bottom of the website. Thirdly, you can request a message with the link to the casino.

The casino is fully mobile compatible but has no live games.

This casino won’t suit you in case you prefer live gaming - it doesn’t offer even a single game in a real-time mode.

Bonuses and Promotions

At the moment Silveredge Casino looks like a more or less fine gambling website, but don’t hurry up to register there. The welcome package seems to be rather attractive - a 500% bonus for your first two deposits! So, the first deposit can bring you a 300% bonus, and the second one - a 200% bonus. Well, they really think that math works like that - you just add percentages to one another. The minimum deposits are $30 and $40, respectively. You can make a deposit in EUR, but it will be converted in USD. The wagering requirement for slots is okay - 20 times the sum of the deposit and bonus. But the requirement for table and video poker games sucks - 40 times!

And what is the worst, the bonus funds will be deducted from your winnings at the point of withdrawal.

The Welcome bonus, as well as all other bonuses, is sticky, which means that the sum of the initially received bonus will be deducted from your account prior to withdrawal.