Raging Bull Casino

Raging Bull is one of those casinos I tried because it kept popping up in online ads, promising massive bonuses and easy crypto play. My first impression was that the site looked a little more modern compared to older RTG casinos like Cool Cat or Wild Vegas. It has a bold, flashy design with the “raging bull” branding all over, which I actually liked. Navigation was smooth enough, though it’s clearly designed to push you toward grabbing their welcome package.

Games & Software

Raging Bull runs entirely on RealTime Gaming (RTG), just like many U.S.-facing casinos. That means you’ll find a couple hundred slots, some progressive jackpots, and the usual table games (blackjack, baccarat, roulette, craps). Video poker is also included, and I actually enjoyed playing a few rounds of “Deuces Wild.” But again, there’s no live dealer option, which for me is always a minus. The slot themes are fun, but if you’ve played RTG before, you’ve probably seen most of what’s here.

Bonuses & Promotions

This is where Raging Bull really goes hard. When I signed up, I was offered a 350% welcome bonus plus 50 free spins, which is one of the bigger promos I’ve seen. They’re very aggressive with promo codes—emails, pop-ups, banners—you’ll never be short of offers. On the positive side, the bonuses give you plenty of extra playtime. On the negative side, the wagering requirements are steep, and cashing out after using a bonus can be tricky. Personally, I enjoyed stretching out my deposit, but I also hit the wall with terms and conditions when I tried to withdraw.

Banking Experience

Deposits were easy. I used Bitcoin, and it showed up instantly. They also accept Visa, Mastercard, and a few other methods, but crypto is by far the smoothest option. Withdrawals are where I got frustrated. My Bitcoin cashout took almost a week to process, and I’ve read plenty of stories from other players who waited much longer. Bank wires can take two weeks or more, and checks are even slower. There’s also a weekly withdrawal cap, which means if you hit a big jackpot, you’ll be stuck cashing it out in chunks.

Trust & Licensing

Raging Bull is licensed in Curaçao, which is a step up from Costa Rica but still not the strictest regulator out there. The casino has mixed reviews across the board. Some players praise the bonuses and customer service, while others complain about withdrawals being delayed or winnings being voided because of bonus terms. From my experience, I did eventually get paid, but the waiting time and hoops I had to jump through made me cautious.

Customer Support

Support is available 24/7 through live chat and email. I tested the live chat a few times. For general questions about bonuses, the reps were quick and helpful. But when I asked about my payout delay, the answers got vague—“processing,” “being reviewed,” etc. That seems to be a theme with many RTG casinos.