Bulletz Casino Review 2025

Bulletz Casino launched in October 2024, operated by TRINK N.V. and featuring more than 5,000 of Canada’s favourite casino games. The casino hasn’t been around long enough to earn much of a reputation, but the variety of slots, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker games available makes it a trendy newcomer to the scene.

I can see a ton of potential in Bulletz, and had lots of fun exploring the casino. However, there are some serious letdowns that weaken the experience for me, although these issues can and should be easily fixed with time.

Come see what we liked about Bulletz, and what needs improvement to stack up next to other online casinos. Let’s dive in!

Bulletz Casino Quick Facts

Bulletz will appeal to hardcore gamblers that want to see a handful of classic slots and leverage bonuses for extra value.

• Games collection delivers quality and quantity
• Supports many cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals
• Low wagering requirements on bonuses

There are some things I liked about the selection of Bulletz casino promotions, but also quite a bit I didn’t like. The casino is carried by its welcome bonus, which promises great value, as well as a solid cashback offer.

Otherwise, there isn’t enough variety among casino bonuses. Including the welcome bonus, there are only four Bulletz bonuses on offer. Additionally, the casino is lacking a VIP loyalty program, and all bonuses require a hefty deposit, so Bulletz doesn’t count among no deposit casinos. These issues are balanced out slightly by lower-than-average wagering requirements, but I’m still disappointed.

Bonuses

The Bulletz casino welcome bonus is actually split into four welcome bonuses

Each different stage awards something unique, and each offers some serious value. It may not be the biggest welcome bonus on the market, but you’ll kick off your first four play sessions with a nice chunk of cash and some Bulletz casino free spins.

As for other bonuses, you can claim a weekend reload for 30% deposit matching plus 100 free spins. It’s a nice way to top up your wallet to keep busy over the weekend.

On Wednesdays, try out the mystery bonus for a surprise treat in exchange for your deposit. Most of the time you’ll be awarded free spins—up to 100!

And to help recoup some of your losses throughout the week, the last Bulletz casino bonus is weekly 10% cashback as long as you wagered and lost at least $50.00.

Wagering Requirements

Real money casinos including Bulletz place wagering requirements on their bonuses, where you must wager a certain amount of real money before cashing out winnings earned using a bonus. At Bulletz, wagering requirements are x15 on most bonuses or x25 on the first two stages of the welcome bonus. Both these requirements are significantly lower than the industry average. But keep in mind not all games contribute equally to fulfilling your wagering requirements—for example, at Bulletz, any slot machine with an RTP of 97.50% or higher contributes nothing to your requirements.

To explain wagering requirements with an example, say you redeem $200.00 in bonus credit from the first stage of the welcome bonus. Before cashing out anything you win with that credit, first you’ll need to wager $5,000.00 in real money (200 x 25 = 5,000).

Loyalty Program

Unfortunately, there isn’t a Bulletz loyalty program at the moment. Loyalty programs are an easy way to reward recurring players with VIP casino rewards, so I’m hoping Bulletz adds on in the near future.

I found the Bulletz casino sign-up to be very straightforward. You can register your new account in a matter of seconds by entering your email and choosing your password. Then you’re redirected to make your first deposit and claim the welcome bonus.

To make large deposits or withdrawals, you’ll need to submit documentation to verify additional personal info. At this stage you’ll need to provide your birthdate, address, phone number, then upload documents showing proof of identity, address, and payment method. You’ll also be asked to verify your email via a link.

There are more than 5,200 casino games to try at Bulletz Canada, from slots to online blackjack, online roulette, online baccarat, online scratch games, and even video poker!

Top Games

• Le Bandit
• Book of Dead
• Fire in the Hole
• Wanted Dead or a Wild
• Gate of Olympus 1000

With so many games available, the sheer variety at Bulletz is one of the casino’s strong points. You can also play free slots in demo mode to learn the rules. The Bulletz games collection features 42 top casino software providers, and while the collection skews toward indie studios, I still saw several big names like Pragmatic Play and Play’n Go. 

Megaways Slots

Online slots make up most of the Bulletz library, including a subsection of 93 megaways slots. Megaways expands the number of paylines to give you thousands of winnings combinations. Popular titles like Buffalo King Megaways and Big Bass Megaways can be found at Bulletz.

Bonus Buy

To help spice up your slots, take advantage of bonus buy, where you’ll get a guaranteed bonus round. This can turn into massive rewards, so it’s worth trying out where possible. Bulletz features a whopping 1,211 bonus buy slot machines.

Live Casino

Bulletz features 361 live casino games, where real croupiers run table games and are live streamed to your device for the ultimate immersive experience. The casino is home to live blackjack, live roulette, live baccarat, and live game shows primarily by Pragmatic Play. My only let-down was not seeing live poker offered.

Bulletz trades traditional casino payment methods for a wide breadth of cryptocurrency options. The minimum deposit is $20.00, but rises to $30.00 to claim deposit bonuses. Withdrawals have a minimum of $30.00 and maximums of $3,000.00 per day, $7,500.00 per week, $15,000.00 per month, and $75,000.00 per year.

There is one nasty surprise tied to withdrawals—Bulletz will charge a 10% fee on the withdrawal if you haven’t met the minimum turnover on deposited cash. Normally this is just x1, so you fulfill the requirements without even noticing. But at Bulletz Casino the turnover is x3 on slot machines and x5 on all other games, making it easy to get burned by fees. As well, Bulletz reserved the right to charge an additional 10% to process transactions. Losing up to 20% of your winnings bites.

I found the Bulletz site very easy to navigate, with a clean, uncluttered aesthetic. My biggest concern is finding the casino in a web search. Several times I ended up on a similar-looking site, suggesting the casino has migrated between a couple domain names. For this reason, I recommend accessing Bulletz through the link at the top of this Bulletz casino review then bookmarking the link.

There is no standalone Bulletz casino app to play from your mobile device, but the casino runs well in your mobile browser. I’m still hoping Bulletz joins the ever-growing list of casino apps, as they provide unparalleled convenience for Canadians to gamble on-the-go.

Meanwhile, I tried out the Bulletz site in my browser, available on both iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. The site layout was crammed to fit my phone screen, but I found the site loaded quickly and the games ran with no lag.

The Bulletz Casino customer support is three-fold: an FAQ section, an email, and a live chat. The FAQ is rather slim, with most answers simply telling you “it depends” or redirecting you to the chat. The email is similarly unhelpful.

When I loaded up the chat, first I was presented with a chatbot which prioritized resolving complaints over queries. For my more advanced questions, I was quickly connected to a live support rep. While polite and responsive, the reps were as unhelpful as the FAQ, struggling to answer even basic questions and providing vague, deflecting answers.

The Bulletz casino license is in an interesting place at the moment. Bulletz has submitted an application to the Curaçao Gaming Control Board (CGCB), a leading online casino regulator. Under this pending application, Bulletz can still operate under a “transitional arrangement” with the CGCB’s stamp of approval.

While this sounds sketchy, the fact that Bulletz discloses all this info is very reassuring. It shows the casino’s commitment to keeping players informed and to following licensing due process. I’m confident Bulletz will earn its casino license shortly. Always play in a licensed casino to ensure the casino sets fair odds, pays out players, and uses sufficient digital security measures.

Auditing

As a casino operating in Canada, Bulletz is subject to occasional audits by Canadian institutions. These audits are to double-check Bulletz and its players aren’t committing tax fraud or using the casino for money laundering.

At a federal level, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) can audit online casinos. At a provincial level, regional Auditors General can also conduct audits to ensure the casino follows local laws.

Bulletz Casino Canada has built a strong foundation, but there’s still so many quality-of-life features that it’s missing. The terrible customer support, limited payment options, high turnover on deposits, and narrow range of bonuses are all underwhelming. But I’m confident Bulletz can fix these problems with time and a little elbow grease, the casino just needs to put in the work.

As well, the pending casino license is a good excuse to set Bulletz aside and return later once the casino has passed examination. Hopefully by then, some other issues will be patched up as well.