Cashimashi Casino

Launched in 2019, CashiMashi Casino’s experience is not necessarily as new as it might appear. The site is owned and operated by Gammix Limited, a company that’s also behind 7 Gods, CrazePlay and Scatters online casinos. Strange name aside (it’s really fun to say out loud), CashiMashi plays host to over 1,000 games including slots, table games and live casino titles.

Everything was reading great on paper until I came across the frustrating little detail that they only accept Euro as a currency. This means conversion fees for any players outside the European Union, including Canadians. Eyebrow firmly raised, it wasn’t easy to proceed with my review without skepticism, but I was determined to give the site a fair chance. Read on to find out what else I uncovered about CashiMashi.

New players are given the option to add on CashiMashi’s welcome bonus of a 100% cash match up to €200. To qualify for this bonus your deposit must be equal to, or greater than, €10. Canadian players will need to load up the CAD equivalent in Euro and swallow any associated conversion fees. There’s some additional bad news here because the bonus is also subject to wagering requirements of 48 x, which is really high and probably unattainable for most recreational players. CashiMashi caps the maximum bet for bonus cash at €10, which is actually higher than most online casinos allow. There are no other bonuses beyond this opening offer.

One final thing to note is that there are a bunch of games you can’t play with bonus cash. Here’s the full list so you can get all the facts before going ahead: All games developed by EGT, all Video Poker Games; non-live Table Games and the following slot games: Scrooge, Devil’s Delight, The Wish Master, Pearls of India, Tower Quest, Loaded, Thunderstruck, Egyptian Heroes, Wild Turkey, Lights, South Park, Jack and the Beanstalk, Flowers, Tomb Raider 2, Castle Builder, Castle Builder II, Dragon’s Myth, Forsaken Kingdom, Untamed Wolf Pack, Untamed Giant Panda, Untamed Bengal Tiger, Untamed Crowned Eagle, Peek-a-Boo, Stardust, Cool Buck, Beautiful Bones.

The site has a small but solid partnership with big names in the iGaming industry. You’ll find entertainment from the likes of Microgaming, Betsoft Gaming, Pragmatic Play, ELK Studios, Play’n GO, QuickSpin, iSoftBet, GameArt, Evolution Gaming, Ezugi, Habanero, and Hollywood TV software. But don’t forget that some country restrictions mean you won’t necessarily have access to all the providers the site lists.

The majority of CashiMashi’s Slots come from NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Play’n GO. You can find popular games like Dead or Alive, Peking Luck and Book of Dead. Despite having its own section, there’s just a single Jackpot game currently available. So if Mystery Joker 6000 doesn’t do it for you, you’re out of luck.

With about 85 different Live Casino games thrown into the mix, CashiMashi casino finally got my attention. The majority of these come from Evolution Gaming (as well as Ezugi and NetEnt), so Canadian players shouldn’t experience much drop off in the game library. There’s pretty much any game you can think of on offer here, from standard stuff like Roulette, Blackjack and Baccarat, as well as newer styles like Dream Catcher and Monopoly Live.

There are just over 50 Table Games in action, which isn’t exactly a massive selection, but it’s more than enough to satisfy the average player. The titles are divided up among all the games you might expect including multiple varieties of Blackjack, Baccarat, Roulette, Poker, and Keno. There are even some newer games available like SlotDice and Deal or No Deal Blackjack.

CashiMashi’s website is modern and simple to use. There’s no distinct theme but it’s rocking a pink and orange color scheme that’s easy on the eye. The navigation bar at the top of the page quickly sets out everything you need to know, and the sign up process is equally straightforward. All the games on offer, including Live Casino games, can be tried out for free before the registration stage, so players get to check things out even before setting up an account.

The search system is a bit of a downer, a problem I find with many online casinos, and players can only search by keyword. However, to make things a little easier, it’s possible to save your favorite games into a special list, so they’re easy to find the next time you log in.

The first thing you should know is that this online casino only accepts payments made in Euro. If you want to deposit in a different currency, you’ll have to rely on your bank or e-wallet to convert the funds to the currency chosen upon registration, before depositing it to your account. Likewise, the funds you withdraw will be sent to you in Euro and it will be down to your payment method to convert the funds back. Since you’re highly unlikely to get a conversion at the spot rate, non-Euro players are guaranteed to get stuck with some annoying fees.

This matter aside, there are several payment options on the casino, some of which will even process payments instantly. You could use Visa or MasterCard for credit card payments, and Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, and Neosurf for e-wallets.

Regardless of your payment option, deposits are always instant. However, with withdrawals, for the quickest results you should always shoot for an e-wallets, as they usually allow you to receive your money within a few hours. The site lists credit card processing time as two to three days. Like other casinos, the slowest payment option is bank transfer, so don’t go with this option unless you really have to. Players can withdraw a maximum of €2,300 per transaction, which should be high enough to please most recreational players.

There are two ways to get help if you’ve got questions or concerns. The first one is Email, and the second is Live Chat. I found myself clicking around quite a bit before I could successfully activate the chat, but that’s more down to site build flaws than any actual problems with customer support. There’s also a little FAQ section that’s kind of skinny on information, but it answers all the most common of questions.

While CashiMashi Casino isn’t a straight up bad option, unfortunately it’s just one of those sites that doesn’t really work for Canadian players. How did I come to this conclusion? Well, it only accepts Euro for a start. Players wanting to deposit in other currency will no doubt incur fees. The site also doesn’t offer 24 hour support, meaning it’s sadly not globally friendly. On top of these points, I also found the 48 x wagering requirements to be excessive, there’s no loyalty program and there were a few reports about overly slow withdrawals. Sorry CashiMashi – cute name but no dice.