Casushi Sister Sites
Casushi sister sites include Playsunny, Peachy Games, Bingocams and Fruit Kings. Casushi is owned by Dazzletag Entertainment Limited.
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Casushi Sister Sites 2024
Bingocams
Would you enjoy the time you spend at an online bingo or casino site more if you could see the people you were playing with? Would you enjoy it even more than that if those special moments you sometimes get with online casinos – big wins, for example – were recorded live through your webcam and then uploaded to the site you were playing on so everybody else could bask in your joy? We suspect that most people would answer “no” to that question, which makes Bingocams the most niche of the Casushi sister sites. This is a bingo and case site for the exhibitionists, and it won’t be to everybody’s tastes, but there’s a large enough community at Bingocams to keep the site ticking over even though it’s been a few years since Dazzletag Entertainment Limited gave it a fresh coat of paint. Bingocams has seen better days, but it’s still up and running for now.
The personal touch is important at Bingocams. As well as wanting to get to know its players by accessing their webcams, Bingocams wants you to get to know the “bingo stars” who run the site – or, at least, it appears to. The hosts are named Alexis, Claudia, Angela and Paul and have profiles at Bingo Cams detailing their favourite films, takeaway foods and other information, along with an invitation to follow the hosts on Instagram. In the case of Alexis, his profile no longer exists. The other accounts haven’t been updated for some time, and we’re left wondering if any of these people still work on Dazzletag’s Casushi sister sites – if they ever even did so in the future.
Concerns about the dated look and feel of Bingocams aside, it’s a bingo and casino site with more substance than you might expect of a site driven by such a seemingly-frivolous idea. There are busy bingo rooms open all day every day, and thanks to the contributions of providers like 1x2Gaming, Blueprint Gaming and NetEnt, there’s also a collection of online slots to go with the bingo rooms. Elsewhere at Bingocams, you’ll also find live dealer games and table games. There’s a sense that Bingocams doesn’t truly know what it wants to be, and the whole site is crying out for a makeover fit for the 2020s, but if you want to see your name (and face) up in lights, this is one of only a handful of casino sites that can make it happen for you. We should also talk about loyalty rewards while we’re here. Bingocams operates a “Bingocams reward” loyalty system and also a “Diamond Plus club” for really big spenders. You’ll find the Diamond Plus club at several of the other Casushi sister sites, but the Bingocams reward system is exclusive to this site. There are a whole twenty-four levels to the club system, with rewards like cashback increasing as players climb up each rung. Always check the terms and conditions of any promotion before using it, but wagering requirements at Bingocams tend to be on the low side, so we expect you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
Fruit Kings
The most frustrating thing about the low quality of the site design at Bingocams is that we know Dazzletag Entertainment Limited can do so much better. We’ve seen them do it at almost every Casushi sister site, and Fruit Kings is a perfect example of that. This is a modern-looking casino website in every way, built on the same template that also powers Casushi. The name “Fruit Kings” implies that this ought to be a throwback or traditionalist casino. It’s true to say that you won’t be disappointed if you come here looking for classic slots, but there are plenty of modern creations here, too. Fruit Kings offers table games, jackpot slots, an exciting live casino portfolio and a smaller sub-section for instant win scratch games. If it offered bingo, Fruit Kings would offer everything that Bingocams offers and more. Even without bingo, it’s still a good all-rounder of a casino with plenty of persuasive reasons to give it a try.
If you’re a new player at Fruit Kings, you’ll be welcomed with a 100% matched first deposit subject to a minimum of £10 and a maximum of £50. The bonus also comes with one hundred free spins to be used up on Play’n Go’s eternally popular Book of Dead slot. One should always read the small print, though, and if you do, you’ll find that all bonus funds plus any winnings that might be obtained via free spins are subject to a wagering requirement of x40. That’s a tiny bit higher than the average in the UK and is something of a disappointment when lower wagering requirements exist at some of the other Casushi sister sites. Other promotions up for grabs at Fruit Kings include the site-specific “treasure trail,” which is the Fruit Kings equivalent of a VIP reward program. Players earn points as they work their way through the games at Fruit Casino, and once they’ve achieved enough of them, they’ll start to unlock areas on a virtual treasure map. Rewards players might pick up on their way include cash bonuses, “monkey coins,” and “exclusive treats,” all of which are more than a little vague. Some of the rewards that can be won on the treasure trail can be cashed in at the Fruit Kings gift shop; for example, ten free spins on Book of Dead can be purchased for fifty monkey coins. None of the rewards are anything to write home about, but it’s a little something extra to say thank you to players who stay with Fruit Kings for the long term and so shouldn’t be sniffed at.
All in all, Fruit Kings is more than it makes itself sound by using such a generic name. This isn’t a retro site at all – it’s an attractive, modern online casino with a fun adventure theme. The official motto of Fruit Kings is “answer the call of the wild” and comes with a promise that Fruit Kings is a place of magic and surprises. While we’re not sure that we’d go quite that far, we’re entirely confident that there’s fun to be had at Fruit Kings and that discovering the secrets of the treasure map brings an extra element to the experience here.
Peachy Games
The Casushi sister sites are not equals of each other. Some of them are vastly superior to others. As we’ve already mentioned, there’s a significant gap between the quality of Fruit Kings and the quality of Bingocams. Looking at the broader picture, there’s a gulf in quality between Casushi and Fruit Kings at the top of the scale and all the other sites on the Dazzletag Entertainment Limited casino network. That much is evident just from taking a single glance at Peachy Games. There isn’t necessarily anything hugely wrong with Peachy Games – it’s just that the casino has been online since 2010 and looks its age. It’s apparent that Dazzletag puts a lot of effort into its newer Casushi sister sites while perhaps neglecting those that are already up and running. Peachy Games is experienced, safe and secure and will waste no time telling you about all of those things from the moment you arrive on the casino’s homepage, but it doesn’t look very exciting. For an online casino, that can be a killer.
If we had to sum up the aesthetic of Peachy Games in a single word, it would be “plain.” It’s a white website with the occasional orange highlight and an old-school layout with menu options at the top with gaming content scrolling down endlessly below. This lack of inspiration spreads to the Peachy Games welcome offer, which is virtually identical to the Fruit Kings welcome offer. It’s a matched deposit at 100% (minimum £10, maximum £50) with an x40 wagering requirement. It even still comes with free spins to use on Book of Dead, but at Peachy Games, you only get twenty of them. That’s a whole eighty fewer than you’ll get for signing up at Fruit Kings as a new player and reason enough to give that Casushi sister site your money rather than this one. Sticking with the theme, loyalty at Peachy Games is rewarded the same way, too. Points are accrued as players spend and spin their way through Peachy Games, eventually reaching sufficient numbers to visit the “fruit shop” and use “peachy points” to buy free spins on some of the leading Peachy Games online slots.
Perhaps we’re being too harsh to Peachy Games. Yes, it does pale a little when compared to Fruit Kings, but Fruit Kings is a far newer site. Plus, there’s something Peachy Games offers that Fruit Kings doesn’t – bingo. We’ve already covered the reasons why the way bingo is played at Bingocams might not be for everybody. If you’re a fan of the Casushi sister sites, you’re keen on the idea of playing bingo, but you’d rather keep your face and your webcam out of it, you can play bingo at Peachy Games and not have to worry about whether anyone can tell you haven’t combed your hair or tidied your room. There might only be one version of bingo to play at Peachy Games, but it’s better than no bingo at all.
PlaySunny
If we were to rank the Casushi sister sites in order of quality, Playsunny would probably land in third place behind Casushi and Fruit Kings. That’s an acknowledgement of the fact that this casino site might use the same basic template as Peachy Games, but it’s done a far better job of dressing it up. The use of a few basic background graphics like palm trees and beach balls is all it takes to make Playsunny feel like a warmer, more inviting casino site than Peachy Games – and the “holiday” theme is generally well-realised overall. Our decision to rank Playsunny above Peachy Games isn’t entirely down to the theme, though – there are other tricks that this casino has up its sleeve.
Playsunny breaks with the traditions of the Casushi sister sites by using its welcome offer to give new players free spins on something other than Book of Dead. Sign up and make your first deposit with Playsunny, and you’ll find your deposit is matched 100% up to £50, plus you get fifty free spins on Reel Kingdom’s Big Bass Bonanza. The same wagering requirement of x40 is still there, and there’s a maximum cash out limit on bonus funds of £250. If spins aren’t used, they’re void after 48 hours. If you’ve read our descriptions of all the other Dazzletag Entertainment Limited casino sites thus far, you’ll likely already have guessed that the “Diamond Club” bonus reward store is here too. It’s all worded slightly differently, but the basic idea is still the same – play games, accrue points and then spend those points buying free spins on your favourite online slots. Free spins packages available within the Playsunny store at the moment include spins on Book of Dead, Enchanted Prince, Fluffy Favourites, Reactoonz and many more familiar names.
Playsunny isn’t as well-rounded a casino as Peachy Games because it doesn’t offer bingo. There’s a good selection of slots backed up by table games, instant win scratch games and a live casino, but no bingo. Given that there was only a single bingo game at Peachy Games anyway, it doesn’t feel like too much of a loss, and ultimately it’s Bingocams that carries the heaviest load in terms of entertaining bingo players within the Casushi sister sites family. We suspect that most players would have a better experience playing at Casushi or Fruit Kings rather than any of the other three casino sites on this network, but Playsunny and Peachy Games are solid rather than spectacular, with Bingocams letting the range down a little. Playsunny promises players “only the hottest games,” and it does indeed have several games that most of our readers would consider to be hot, but the chances are you’d have a better time playing them at one of the more modern, better-looking casinos on the network. Casushi and Fruity King are online casino sites for the 2020s. Playsunny and Peachy Games are still stuck in the past decade. Still, though – that’s something that Dazzletag Entertainment Limited could change at any given moment by employing the services of a good web designer.
Casushi Review 2024
New Player Welcome Offers
Casushi makes it easy to get rolling at their casino with the welcome offer, which delivers up to £50 in bonus credit via a 100% deposit match bonus and 50 spins on the hot title Rich Wilde and the Book of the Dead. The free games will be accredited to players’ accounts across three days; with 30 spins offered on day one, ten spins on day two, and another ten spins on day three.
Players must make a minimum deposit of £10, 40x wagering restrictions apply and the max cash-out from the bonus cash is £250. Players will get 30 days to use the bonus cash, and just two days to use the free spins.
Casushi is owned by Dazzletag Entertainment Limited
The owner of Casushi, Dazzletag Entertainment Limited, is a Malta-based part of the Begame Group. Through their data-driven and customer-focused approach, Dazzletag Entertainment has become an international leader in the iGaming industry since they first tested the water back in 2010. Currently, Casushi is the brand operator’s top-rated casino, alongside its sister sites, Fruit Kings Casino, Peachy Games Casino, Play Sunny Casino and My Jackpot Casino.
Dazzletag Entertainment Limited carries a dual licence from the Maltese Gambling Authority and the UKGC. With some of their casino brands, they host content from 25 of the biggest iGaming providers, such as Play N Go, NetEnt, Microgaming, 1 X 2 Gaming, Barcrest Gaming, Big Time Gaming, Evolution Gaming and Just for the Win.
Casushi Monthly Promotions
Regularly spinning members at Casushi are never all too far away from a bonus perk or two – especially if they prove their loyalty to the casino. It is good news for Pragmatic Play fans; there are plenty of qualifying Drops & Wins online slot games, including John Hunter and the Tomb of the Scarab Queen, Wolf Gold, Mustang Gold, Gates of Olympus, Wild Wild Riches, Book of Fallen and Big Bass Bonanza Megaways. Every month, Pragmatic Play gives away 120,000 cash prizes from the £1m prize pool. To be in with a chance of winning, all you will need to do is stake at least 50p on one of the qualifying games.
Every time a player fills up their loyalty bar at Casushi, they will be invited to hop onboard the Sushi Train game, which plays with match and win style rules and awards Casushi Cash; the casino likens the Casushi Cash to infinitely more stable Bitcoin, however, the only place that you will be able to spend your loyalty points is in the Casushi Shop. The Casushi Shop is well-stocked with free spins promotions. Just a few of the games that you can purchase spins on with bonus cash include Reactoonz, Fluffy Favourites, Enchanted Prince, and Book of Cash. If you have only collected 10 points, you can purchase 10x 10p spins on Book of Dead, or if you get really lucky in the Sushi Train Game, you can purchase 40x £5 spins on Legacy of Dead with 2,000 points.
Casushi – Pros and Cons
Pros:
• Over 25 big-name developers contribute to the casino.
• An immersive and imaginative theme.
Cons:
• No reload bonus match deposit offers.
• No telephone support.
Featured Slots and Casino Games
Casuhi’s game library consists of more than 1,000 games, including video slots, classic slot games, table games, game shows, and fun instant win games; including a selection of multiplayer instant win games, such as AstroBoomers to the Moon, Five Ball Fiesta, and Grab the Booty. Notably, Casushi gives preference to games from Red Tiger Gaming, Blueprint, Pragmatic Play and Play N Go, considering that the top games include Fishin Frenzy Jackpot King, Eye of Horus Jackpot King, Bigger Bass Bonanza, and Deal or No Deal Megaways Jackpot King.
For the biggest wins, players will want to hit the jackpot tab, which holds a decent handful of progressive jackpot online slot games from Microgaming and Eyecon. The most popular titles include Fluffy Favourites Jackpot, Immortal Romance Mega Moolah, Juicy Joker Mega Joker and Temple of Iris Jackpot. In the live lobby, there isn’t an overwhelming amount of choice, but poker, baccarat, blackjack and roulette players should find a few decent options. The same goes for live game show players, The top game shows include Dream Catcher, Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt Live and Deal or No Deal Live.
Deposit and Withdrawal Methods
The banking partners at Casushi include PayPal, Trustly, PayPal, Skrill and Visa, amongst a number of others. The minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts are both set to £10, which can’t be faulted, what is a little less attractive is the fact that the casino doesn’t advise how long it takes to process a withdrawal.
Casushi Customer Support and License
Live chat is by far the best way to get a response from the customer service team at Casushi. Strangely, they advise that if you use the contact form, the team will respond within 1440 minutes or 24 hours. At the time of writing, there are no telephone support options.
As part of the Dazzletag Entertainment Ltd network, Casushi is licenced by both the gambling authority in Malta and the UK Gambling Commission, under the licence number 39358.
Casushi – The Verdict
Without a shadow of a doubt, Casushi is by far one of the best casinos to spin at if you are looking for a vibrant, imaginative and fun place to spin. It’s almost worth spinning there for the sushi puns alone! They went all in to give the casino a sense of personality and intrigue, which can mostly be noted in how they run you through the 7 virtues of the Casushi Master. The Sushi Train game never gets tedious or boring either – especially not when you consider the high-stakes spins you can purchase through the points it awards. The only real room for improvement lies within the FAQ pages, which would benefit from more extensive banking information and the customer service. However, if live chat is your preferred method of contact, this shouldn’t be too much of an issue.
