Betkwiff Casino Review | January 2025

Game types

Roulette

Baccarat

Slots

Table games

Video Poker

Jackpots

Scratchcards

Craps

Blackjack

Sic Bo

Poker

Live casino

Game providers

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While doing research for this BetKwiff Casino review, we found it offers over 1770 slot games for NZ players, all varying in theme and complexity. Among these, you may find games from popular providers, such as Play’N Go and Pragmatic Play.

Pros & Cons of Slot Games

What Famous Slot Providers are Missing?

While we thoroughly investigated the providers the website carries, we did not find Playtech as a developer. Despite this, the casino still includes providers like Pragmatic Play, 1×2 Gaming and Hacksaw.

Slot Types

BetKwiff Casino carries over 1700 slots, with themes ranging from animals, football, Egipt, and much more. Here you may find Megaways slots, Drops & Wins, Infinity Reels and Golden Slots.

A good thing to keep in mind is that you may have to scroll a bit further down the casino page in order to get the full picture of all the slots BetKwiff Casino carries.

Types of Jackpots

While doing an extensive investigation on the website, we found a few regular jackpots, though we could not establish an actual number. Despite this, we could not find any progressive jackpots.

Tournaments

As far as our research goes, we could not find any tournaments.

Slots Min & Max Bets

BetKwiff Casino’s minimum bet is NZ$0.01, which is very good for lowrollers. On the flip side, the maximum bet you can find in the slot category is NZ$100.

You may find information about the minimum and maximum bet by clicking on a particular slot, where you can see details such as payout rate, bets and reels, for example.

Top Slots & Payout Rate

In our diligent research for this BetKwiff Casino review, we looked into the RTP as well. Since we could not find explicit payrates for the games, from our experience we can tell it is average, 96%.

Live dealer games

BetKwiff Casino carries over 470 live dealer games. Among these live games you may find Live Blackjack, Live Baccarat, Live Roulette and even Live Sic Bo.

Pros & Cons of Live Games

What Famous Live Games Providers are Missing?

The casino lacks a few of the more popular live games developers, such as Ezugi, Vivo Gaming and Authentic Gaming. Despite this, you may still find games from other providers, like Pragmatic Play and Evolution Gaming.

Types of live games

On this website you will find over 470 live dealer games. There are popular games such as Speed Baccarat, Lightning Blackjack, and even French and American Roulette.

Live roulette

For this BetKwiff Casino review, we took note of over 40 live roulette games. The roulette types include European, American and French, which is more rare. Here, you may also find Dragonara Roulette, Speed Roulette and Immersive Roulette, to name a few.

BetKwiff also offers languages other than English, such as French for roulettes like Auto-Roulette La Partage or Salon Privee Roulette.

Live blackjack

BetKwiff Casino offers over 140 live blackjack games. Among these, you may find types such as Speed Blackjack, Deluxe, Salon Prive, and more! Apart from English, you can find blackjack tables in French, as well.

Live baccarat

BetKwiff Casino carries over 20 live baccarat games. From these we note types like Speed Baccarat, No Commission Baccarat, Lightning Baccarat. In this section, bets start from as little as NZ$1.

Min & Max Bet Live Casino Games

The platform’s minimum and maximum bets for their live dealer games are perfect for lowrollers and highrollers alike, with bets starting from NZ$0.20, up to NZ$10000.

More games

1. Sic Bo
2. Game shows
3. Three Card Poker
4. Fan Tan
5. Video Bingo
6. Drops & Wins

Aside from the Roulette and Baccarat live games, the site carries more unique games, such as Three Card Poker, Fan Tan and Sic Bo, for the NZ players that might be looking for these particular games.

Usability

How to create an account

1. Click the Join button
2. Add your email address and password
3. Validate account via SMS
4. Enter your personal details
5. Log in

How to complete the KYC process

1. Click on My Account
2. Navigate to Upload Documents
3. Provide an ID, driver’s license, or passport
4. Wait for KYC to be completed

Desktop interface verdict

The overall appearance of the desktop website is modern, with a combination of purple and black all over. However, it’s quite difficult to navigate, and you may find yourself lost in the number of categories and offers displayed on the front page.

How does the graphic look?

The website uses colours such as black, white and purple in a great manner, giving the whole website an elevated look. When trying and playing the slots for ourselves, their graphics looked good, as did their thumbnails.

How to navigate

You can find your account at the top right of the screen, with all the personal information you need. On the right hand side of the landing page, you may find categories such as Casino and Sports. That’s also where you can find your betting history and the Help button.

Something to note is that all games are ordered by providers, which might help newer players.

How are the games categorized?

Players can find a useful search bar at the top right of the screen, right next to the Account button. There, you may type in any particular game you’d like to play. Something to note is that the games are categorized by default in multiple categories, including sports betting.

There are 4 tabs in the Casino category: slots, live casino, table games, and a “featured” tab with the most popular games NZ players might be interested in. Unfortunately, these cannot be filtered to players’ liking.

Can you browse easily through the site?

Though there are plenty of games displayed on the landing page, the website is buggy. Finding your desired casino game could become troublesome since you can’t really filter your searches, and the categories are all cluttered under the 4 main tabs.

Mobile interface verdict

The phone interface runs smoothly, and looks good. You may find your categories at the bottom of the screen, where you can thereafter look for your desired slot, live game and so on.

Overall, the games are well-categorized after themes and popular picks, which might be useful for NZ players who are looking to play some popular games.

How does the graphic look?

Same as the desktop version, the whole page is coloured with purple, black and white. Differently from the desktop interface, you may find all the categories available at the bottom, which makes them easier to find.

Though there aren’t as many games displayed on the landing page, they are quite eye-catching and varied.

How to navigate

The only difference between desktop and mobile, here, are the categories, displayed at the bottom in the phone version. Aside from that, there aren’t as many differences. You may find the search bar in the same place as the desktop version, at the top right.

How are the games categorized?

When it comes to filters, the same goes for the mobile version. There aren’t any search filters that may help you find a particular game quicker, so you’ll have to find a category and scroll through until you find it.

App Preview

From our thorough research, we could not find an app version.

Usability pros and cons