RocketPlay Casino Review for 2026

RocketPlay Casino offers around 5,500 games, placing it in the mid-range category among online casinos. The largest libraries I've seen go beyond 12,000 titles, although that usually requires having a wide mix of both major and older game studios.

If RocketPlay also included providers like NetEnt, Red Tiger, and Play'n GO, I'm confident the catalogue would grow closer to 7,000 games or more.

The game lobby follows a fairly standard layout. You can browse by provider, use category filters, or simply search for specific titles. Personally, I prefer casinos that offer more advanced filtering tools, such as sorting by stake limits or volatility. I also couldn't find a dedicated jackpot section, even though I did come across progressive jackpot slots from studios like Playtech and Yggdrasil through the search function.

At the time of review, the casino's featured "hot games" list includes titles like Elvis Frog in Vegas, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 2, and Coin Strike: Hold and Win.

I wasn't even aware that Betsoft Gaming had released a sequel to its classic Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde slot, let alone one with a maximum win of over 10,000x. It's one of those games that easily keeps you entertained, and I ended up playing this one for a good while.

Casino Game Information

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RocketPlay houses approximately 200 live dealer games, fairly evenly split across blackjack, roulette, baccarat, poker, and game show titles.

I didn't expect RocketPlay to have such a broad live casino selection, but I was pleasantly surprised by how many providers were included. Alongside Pragmatic Play, you'll also find studios like Imagine Live, Live Vegas, Playtech, Iconic21, Luckystreak, and several others. At most online casinos, you typically only see around 3 to 5 live game providers, so RocketPlay performs above average here.

A small technical drawback was that when I clicked the provider filter in the live casino lobby, it showed every single game provider the casino offers instead of narrowing it down to live studios only, which would have been a more useful view.

If you're new to live dealer games and want to give them a try but aren't really into blackjack or roulette, I'd highly recommend starting with live casino game shows. Some of my personal favourites include Pragmatic Play's Treasure Island Live and Sweet Bonanza Candyland.

Unfortunately, RocketPlay doesn't feature any live games from Evolution, which is a bit of a downside since those are also among my go-to picks.

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.}

RocketPlay Casino supports deposits via standard bank cards, fast e-wallets, and cryptocurrencies. Among the non-crypto options, Interac has the lowest minimum deposit at $10. With crypto, the minimum can drop to just a few cents when converted to Canadian dollars.

Depositing with Interac was smooth and straightforward. The first step is to choose the deposit amount, and the casino then shows how many tickets you'll receive in its ongoing lottery. A $50 deposit gets you one ticket, while larger deposits reward more tickets and lower the effective cost per entry.

The second step was to choose the deposit method, and the third step required my Interac Account ID. Naturally, if you choose to deposit using another method, you'll need to enter your card details, phone number, etc. at this stage.

After the final step, it took only a few seconds to complete the deposit, and I was ready to play. 

Deposits and withdrawals at RocketPlay are free of charge, which is pretty standard across most Canadian online casinos.

Withdrawals at RocketPlay Casino are processed instantly, which means most payouts arrive within 24 hours. With e-wallets and crypto, cashouts can land in just a couple of hours.

Thankfully, the withdrawal process itself wasn't exactly rocket science either, even if the casino theme is what it is. First, you choose the amount you want to withdraw, then select your preferred payment method, and finally submit the withdrawal request to the casino.

When I requested an Interac withdrawal on a weekday, the money arrived in under an hour. I had already verified my account before making the request, though, so that likely helped speed things up.

• Visa: 1-5 working days
• Mastercard: 1-5 working days
• MuchBetter: 0-1 working days
• JetonBank: 0-1 working days
• Inpay: 0-1 working days
• Interac: 0-1 working days
• Cryptocurrencies: 0-1 working days

RocketPlay has handled its customer support setup pretty smartly, in my view. The live chat window is always available and, right from the start, it gives you the option to connect directly with the support team, meaning you can skip the usual bot-first loop and go straight to a human agent.

The other options in the chat window route you either to an AI assistant or to the FAQ section for quick answers. The FAQ route, in particular, can be the fastest way to get help when your question is fairly general or straightforward.

It was also good to see that the live chat isn't limited only to registered players. Even when you're logged out and, for example, having trouble signing in, you can still open the support chat through the casino's menu.

The live chat is open 24/7. If you prefer sending them an email, you can address it to support@rocketplay.com.

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

At some casinos, you can't verify your account on your own. Instead, you have to wait until the casino asks you to upload documents. Personally, I'm not a fan of that system, since I believe players should be able to complete the KYC process whenever they choose.

The reason for this is simple. Some casinos may put withdrawals on hold until the account has been verified, and that can delay payouts by a couple of days, which nobody really wants. That's why I always prefer, and recommend, completing verification as soon as possible after registering.

Thankfully, RocketPlay Casino allows you to upload documents immediately. Just open your player profile and head to the Verification tab, where you can submit your ID, proof of address, and proof of payment method. The documents are reviewed right away, and you'll quickly see whether they've been approved or rejected.

RocketPlay Casino gives players a wide range of responsible gambling tools to help manage their play. You can set:

• Loss limits
• Wagering limits
• Session time limits
• Cooling-off periods

Oddly enough, two important tools are hidden behind an "Advanced Mode" button. Once enabled, you'll also gain access to deposit limits and self-exclusion settings. Personally, I can't really see a good reason for hiding these options other than quietly hoping fewer players will use them.

RocketPlay deserves credit for offering solid responsible gambling controls overall, but it also loses points for unnecessarily burying some of the most important features.

If you think that RocketPlay isn't quite up to your standards, may I suggest these alternatives:

• Stupid Casino: Stupid Casino has far more live dealer games than RocketPlay, and as a cherry on top, there is no wagering on the welcome bonus.
• SlotLounge: If you prefer to have even more slots to play than what RocketPlay has to offer, you need to check out SlotLounge and its selection, which holds more than 15,000 titles.
• Goldex Casino: If you happen to be a high roller, Goldex Casino's got you covered as they offer some of the largest and heaviest casino bonuses we've seen.
• Beazt Casino: A high-quality site from a popular operator, Rootz. The site offers a big game selection with good mobile usability, but also limited payment methods for CAD.

RocketPlay Casino is owned by Scores55 Tech B.V.

Yes, RocketPlay is a legit casino that operates under a Curaçao gambling licence.