Raging Bull casino

The situation with bonuses is pretty weird at this online venue. If you click on the promotions page on the Homepage of the Raging Bull, there is only one promotion described - the Welcome bonus. While the Welcome bonus is rather attractive, no other gifts are offered, which can disappoint some potential customers.

There are other promotions, but these are not easy to find. One has to go to the Games, choose Practice mode for a game, and the site will redirect them on the Instant access products page. And only on this page, down in the right sidebar, there is a Promotions button that describes another portion of Promotions.

However, the weird things do not end here.

The problem is, no promotion described on the pages of the side - either Homepage, or Instant access games page - is discussed in clear detail in Terms and Conditions. In other words, the site gives general info on the promotions, but no specific bonus terms are provided.

Moreover, when you check Terms and Conditions, you find a bunch of other bonus descriptions there - like No Deposit bonuses, Cashbacks, and more - but none of these is actually offered on the pages of the site! It looks like the venue has made a standard Terms and Conditions document, and then started to offer all kinds of promotions at random, without tweaking their Terms and Conditions correspondingly.

This is one of the reason why we do not like RealTime Gaming casinos in general, and why we are unhappy with Raging Bull casino, in particular. No comprehensive info on player bonuses enables the parlour to change Raging Bull casino bonus rules without informing the customers, and this can result in unpleasant situations and inadequate user experience.

However, now let’s talk about the bonuses themselves.

As we have already mentioned, only RealTime Gaming’s soft ware products are offered at this platform. We honestly don’t know why RTG powered online casinos are usually so shitty. The reason may be, probably, in low requirements of the soft ware developer to its potential online parlour partners. So folks that physically cannot collaborate with, say, Microgaming or NetEnt, because their sites do not meet the minimum decency standards, go to RTG and buy their stuff.

RTG does not do Live Dealer games, and the site itself did not take care of providing their customers with access to Live Dealer facility run by another operator.

The site keeps its color scheme low profile enough to keep the design next to invisible, which is always a benefit, especially if the visitor takes time to explore the site. However, in terms of usability, there are some things to be desired. We as reviewers have no idea why info on the same stuff, like bonuses, is provided separately on different pages. Plus, some info is hard to find, or even impossible to find on the site. Overall, the parlour is easy to navigate, but it could really take more care of positive user experience.

Your data is protected by standard SSL encryption protocol activated on all site pages. However, all RTG sites have one issue with trust. The problem is that this software provider is never publicly audited, and the trust to it is expected to be based on authority of Central Disputes System agency, which is expected to be an uninterested third party, but it is not. CDS is RealTime Gaming’s pet agency, and guess what - of course they give positive feedback about RTG powered platforms.

Is Raging Bull casino legit? This fact about CDS does not obligatory make Raging Bull a scammy and unfair casino. But don’t be surprised if at some point of time in the future, it will behave like one.