Scorpion Casino Review

There aren't many bonuses to use in Scorpion Casino, no matter what the wildly inaccurate bonus terms say. However, the wagering requirements are below the industry average, which already makes the bonuses worth your while.

Starting, you can get a first deposit bonus of

The minimum deposit to claim the bonus is $20.

This bonus isn't anything special, considering its low value (an average crypto casino first deposit bonus is up to 1 BTC) and no free spins. However, to get less than 40x wagering on bonus is very good on its own. And that's what you should always be looking for unless you plan on depositing a huge amount and want to get an equal amount in bonus money.

After the first deposit bonus, there are two more regular promotions you can use.

First is the 10% Saturday cashback. You need to wager at least $10 to get it. I tried to get some more information about this, at least about wagering, so I could qualitatively compare the cashback to what other casinos offer, but the terms don't mention cashback at all, and the support knows only that this bonus exists.

And lastly, there are the 50 free spins that you can get by depositing at least $10. Once again, this is all I know. I'm not even sure if this is a one-time bonus, a weekly one, a daily one, ...

There is one more very unique thing about Scorpion Casino, and that is the PvP Battles. They allow you to schedule a battle for you and 2-100 other players. You get to choose the slot game, an entry fee for all participating players, bet amounts, the number of spins allowed, and a delayed start time of 1-15 minutes. Each player (including yourself) must pay the entry fee and make bets that match the set bet amount and the number of spins.

The player that makes the most wins also takes all the entry money.

I obviously haven't tried this due to obvious reasons, but it sounds like an amazing feature. I also couldn't see any active battles either, meaning that no players are doing this, or there aren't any players at all (neither would surprise me).

All in all, I think what I wrote up to here makes a point. If you decide to trust Scorpion Casino, go for the first deposit bonus, and I wish you all the best in using any other promotion.

This is where Scorpion Casino shines most, in my opinion. They have over 8,500 games from almost 90 game providers.

You will find any game type you desire, along with its RTP information, which is hard to come by today!

The game lobby is very dark gray with colorful game thumbnails and almost nothing else, which is nice. The user experience can be a bit confusing due to multiple menus/categories.

There is a main menu in the sidebar to the left, dividing the casino into live casino, virtual sports, table games, and casino games (which is everything else). Whatever you click, you will see the page's title, then the main menu under the title with some other options (like Poker and Special games that both return nothing), then the game search bar, then game categories, game providers, and, of course, the games themselves.

Everything works nicely, even the search, but the replicated main menu with blank items just makes everything confusing. I suggest you ignore it.

Game providers aren't sorted alphabetically, which can be frustrating if you're looking for specific ones because there are so many.

If you're after provably fair games, you will have to do with games by Spribe, as there is no other specific menu or category for this.

All games are available for free as well.

Signing up and logging into Scorpion Casino is simple. All you need is your email, and you're good to go. That is if we ignore the fact that you can't confirm your email, which is required to make withdrawals.

I tried contacting support, which couldn't help (again) and sent myself multiple verification emails that were all the same, with links leading to some random non-existent site. The story pretty much ended here for me, but if you're still with me and eager to press on, to each their own.

You can deposit in 11 cryptocurrencies, all processed by CoinsPaid. There is a 0.01% deposit fee on all deposits, so be ready for that. Or rather, don't deposit at all until you're certain you will be able to make a withdrawal as well.

The payment limits are both very nice and awful:

To be able to deposit only one cent is very nice. Most casinos don't allow this. But a maximum withdrawal limit of $50? Really? What if I win $1,000? Or better yet, what if I win $10,000? Am I going to have to make 200 withdrawal requests? I checked this with the support, and they confirmed the number. No further comment.

Scorpion Casino has a Shop section, which looks really nice. You can buy electronics like Apple products, jewelry, luxury cars, and even all-inclusive holidays in Dubai!

The currency you pay with is called the $SCORP points. Now, I'm not sure if this is the same as $SCORP, the cryptocurrency issued by Scorpion Casino, or not.

But since your profile shows a tier you're on, and apart from the shop, there is nothing else that could be connected to loyalty, I'm guessing the two might have something in common, although I don't know what or how. And neither does the support.

Interestingly, $SCORP currency isn't one of the accepted currencies in the casino. Otherwise, buying it also gets you some playing money, additional staking rewards, and VIP support, depending on how much you buy.

You can buy the token on BitMart.

I wish I could tell you more about this because the shop does look promising to me, at least because it's unique, but if even the casino doesn't know anything about it, how can I?