Aerobet Casino Review

Aerobet boasts an impressive library of around 12,000 games. That might not be surprising these days, as many casinos, especially those licensed in Curaçao or Anjouan, offer similarly massive collections. What really matters, though, is how these games are organized and how many categories you can browse. A huge library is only useful if you can actually find what you want.

Talking of which, Aerobet does things both right and wrong. I really liked how Aerobet organizes its table games. The first-person titles, poker, baccarat, and blackjack, have their own dedicated categories instead of being mixed in with the live casino games like on most sites. It made browsing and finding the exact table I wanted much easier.

On the slots side, there's definitely a lot to choose from thanks to the 60+ providers, but the game library could use more categories. Right now, it's basically an endless list of slots, which can feel a bit overwhelming when you're trying to find something specific. 

Crash games come as a single list as well, but there are only around 30 of them, so the layout doesn't feel too crowded. 

The game selection at Aerobet is strong, but it could use a bit more structure. From my experience playing at casinos, the best ones let you filter games by factors like RTP, volatility, themes, and bonus features like free spins. These tools make browsing a huge library like this much easier and more enjoyable.

Game Information

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The live casino at Aerobet is powered almost entirely by Pragmatic Play. There are just a few games from Absolute Live Gaming and Lucky Streak. While there's nothing wrong with Pragmatic and its tables, relying so heavily on a single provider naturally limits variety. Unlike platforms that partner with multiple developers, this setup restricts the number of unique tables, game show formats, and dealer styles available.

Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy Pragmatic Play's live casino, and the quality is excellent. But let me tell you how I recently reviewed Stakemania Casino, which offered around 10 different live game providers. It was refreshing to explore a variety of tables and see what other live studio settings look like and function, instead of just sticking to the usual big names.

I do have to say, Pragmatic Play offers some of the best blackjack tables out there. Their games are smooth, the interface is clear, and the dealers are professional. Did you know we also have a free blackjack simulator where you can practice the game? It's a great way to test strategies and get comfortable with the rules before playing for real money. 

Live Game Information

^{The number of games is an approximation at the time of writing the review. The numbers may change as new providers are added and new games are introduced.}

Using Aerobet on my phone was surprisingly smooth despite the huge number of games. The site loads quickly, and I didn't notice any lag even when switching between slots and live games.

Somehow, I found the library layout on the mobile version better and easier to use. The interface is clean, and the thumbnails are big enough. Although still missing the categories and extra filters, it was not too bad. With those added features, the mobile play would be even more enjoyable. 

I didn't feel like I missed anything when playing on the go. There's no dedicated app, but that's not a necessity for me to play at an online casino anyway. The user-friendly design is what matters, and that worked well at Aerobet. 

Aerobet offers a decent range of deposit methods, making it easy for most players to fund their accounts. You'll find options like cards, e-wallets, and crypto, which cover the basics and keep the process quick. Deposits are processed fast, so you can start playing almost right away.

One important thing to know is that every deposit comes with a 3x wagering requirement before you can withdraw. This means you need to play through your deposit three times, even if you didn't claim a bonus.

In my experience, this is a stricter rule than what many players might expect. It's common to see a 1-time wager rule as part of anti-money-laundering protocols. Some casinos apply wagering requirements only to bonus funds, not to your own money. So this 3x rule is definitely something to keep in mind, as it can affect how quickly you can cash out your winnings.

You can see all the available methods and the limits in the table below. 

The average withdrawal time at Aerobet is 2-4 working days. 

The withdrawal speed here is quite slow. While they say it takes up to two days to process, that's only the first step; actual payouts can take longer, depending on the method and whether checks are involved.

In reality, things like KYC, the limit of only one withdrawal request per day, and a low C$800 daily cap can make the process feel very slow. Even small wins can take a few days to fully withdraw.

Compared to instant-payout casinos or sites that process withdrawals in under two days, this setup is clearly slower and less convenient for players.

• Interac: 2-4 working days
• Skrill: 2-4 working days
• Mifinity: 2-4 working days
• Wire Transfer: 2-6 working days
• Cryptos: 2-4 working days

The main support channel at Aerobet is live chat. They also offer email support, but it can take a long time to receive a response. 

Almost immediately after joining the casino, I went to the live chat to ask about currency conversions. As you might have noticed, most of the promotions are listed in euros rather than Canadian dollars, so I wanted to confirm the correct rates for minimum deposits and so on. 

The discussion started with the bot, and it represented me well with a good FAQ section. However, it was unable to respond with the correct CAD rates. Luckily, speaking to an agent was just one click away. The agent got to the chat within a minute and quickly helped me with the correct rates. She also resolved some of the following questions I had about my account. 

With my experience, the customer support was friendly, professional and efficient. I appreciated how quickly you could bypass the bot and speak to an agent. 

• Email support: ✅
• Live support: ✅
• Phone support: ❌

Aerobet must verify its customers in accordance with the laws and regulations governing the Anjouan gambling licence. It's made straightforward here, and you see in the steps below how the process moves: 

• Step 1: Basic information (Required for all withdrawals)
  Every user must complete this step before making a withdrawal. You provide your first and last name, date of birth, gender, full address, and country of residence.
• Step 2: ID check (For deposits/withdrawals over C$800)
  If you deposit or withdraw more than C$800, you must upload an official ID. The system also checks your Step 1 details electronically. If the check fails, you'll need to provide proof of residence, like a government registration certificate.
• Step 3: Source of funds (For deposits/withdrawals over C$8,000)
  For large amounts over C$8,000, you must provide information on the source of your funds. Withdrawals or deposits are on hold until this is verified.

You can find a very detailed page about the casino's KYC policy. It's good to go through it, so you know exactly what is expected of you. If you have any questions or concerns, you can always contact the casino for more details. 

Aerobet talks well about responsible gambling in their dedicated page, but does absolutely nothing to provide players with tools that would help them control their funds and time spent playing. I was quite disappointed to see this, as many other things seemed to work well at the casino. 

Here, responsible gambling means that you need to set your own limits in your own way. There are no automated tools that could help you stay in control, or timers that would send you reminders of how long you have been logged in. I don't see why these tools couldn't be implemented, since they're common at many other online casinos, too. 

I therefore suggest you remain very vigilant with your time and money when you play at this casino. Stick to your budget and do not try to win back your losses. Also, set yourself a time limit so that you don't overspend without noticing how long you have been on the site. 

Aerobet might not be for everyone, but that's why we have many other options for you to try out. You can start by checking out these alternatives: 

• 24Casino review: Compared to the strict bonus terms at Aerobet, 24Casino offers a better alternative for bonus hunters. You'll find plenty of ongoing bonuses, supported by fast withdrawal methods. 
• Knightslots casino review: When it comes to safety and responsible gambling, Knightslots beats Aerobet by providing robust tools and a strong Malta license. The bonus terms are similarly a bit heavy, but you can join in with just C$10, which is much lower than at Aerobet.
• BetFourU casino review: If you want a casino even bigger than Aerobet but with a different layout and features, try out BetFourU. The live casino is much bigger here, and they offer good mobile usability. 

Aerobet is owned and operated by Hazy Ltd., located in the Autonomous Island of Anjouan.

Yes, Aerobet is a legit online casino that operates with an Anjouan gambling licence.

You can contact Aerobet's customer support via live chat or email. The best way is to click on the live chat icon that can be found in the bottom right corner of each page on the casino.

As payment methods, Aerobet supports debit/credit cards, Skrill, Mifinity, Interac and four different cryptocurrencies.

No, Aerobet does not currently offer a no-deposit bonus. We will update this page accordingly is such a bonus will be available in the future.