El Royale Casino Review

El Royale Casino review for Australian players. Casino Guru 8.9/10 but LCB placed on probation for slow payments — 3-week payout in testing. RTG games, 30x wagering, A$150 min withdrawal. Read the full assessment.

El Royale Casino casino
Launched
2020
Platform
RTG / Spinlogic
Licence
Curaçao
Official site
elroyalecasino.com

Overview

El Royale Casino launched in 2020 on the RTG (Spinlogic Gaming) platform and is operated by the same group behind Red Dog Casino and Aussie Play. The casino accepts AUD and five cryptocurrencies with a low A$10 minimum deposit.

Independent safety ratings diverge significantly. Casino Guru scores it 4.45/5 (8.9/10, High — normalised to a 5-point scale for consistency) with mostly fair T&Cs and no direct complaints. However, LCB placed El Royale on probation for slow payments after their own testing revealed a 3-week wait for a $750 payout — paid in two installments. TrustPilot reviews (~25) are overwhelmingly negative, with payout delays and scam accusations dominating the feedback.

Welcome Bonus

The first deposit earns a 240% match up to A$2,400 plus 40 free spins on Bubble Bubble 2 (code TRUEROYALE). The second deposit adds a 260% match up to A$2,600 (code TRUEROAR). Crypto depositors receive an extra 20% on top of the standard match on the first deposit. Minimum deposit is A$10 for vouchers and A$30 for cards.

Bonus Terms

Wagering sits at 30x the bonus amount — below the 35–40x market standard and one of the most player-friendly requirements we track. However, the A$150 minimum withdrawal means players need a meaningful balance before cashing out, which undercuts the low-entry appeal.

Game Selection

El Royale runs entirely on RTG with approximately 200 games — significantly smaller than multi-provider platforms.

Pokies

RTG’s pokies span classic three-reel titles, five-reel video pokies and progressive jackpots pooled across the RTG network. Popular titles include Achilles Deluxe, Aztec’s Millions and Spirit of the Inca.

Table Games

Multiple blackjack, roulette, baccarat and poker variants in RNG format. Single-deck, European and multi-hand blackjack available alongside Pontoon and Face Up 21.

Live Casino

El Royale does not offer a live dealer section. All games are RNG-based.

Payment Methods

A$10 minimum deposit (vouchers) or A$30 (cards). A$150 minimum withdrawal across all methods.

Fiat Options

Visa, Mastercard and Flexepin are available. Card withdrawals take 3–5 business days. The A$150 minimum withdrawal is above industry standard.

Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin and Tether are accepted. Crypto deposits start at A$20. Withdrawal processing is advertised as faster than fiat, though LCB testing found significant delays even for crypto payouts.

Customer Support

24/7 support via live chat, email (assistance@elroyalecasino.com) and an Australian phone number (+61 1 300 924 017) — a rare offering for an offshore casino.

Mobile Experience

Browser-based on iOS and Android with no app required. The RTG platform supports mobile play across pokies and table games.

Security and Fair Play

El Royale holds a Curaçao gaming licence and uses SSL encryption. Independent safety ratings — normalised to a 5-point scale for consistency — diverge sharply. Casino Guru scores it 4.45/5 (8.9/10, High) with mostly fair T&Cs, no direct complaints and only 20 black points from a related casino. LCB tells a different story — the casino was placed on probation after LCB’s own withdrawal test took 3 weeks for $750, paid in two installments. TrustPilot holds approximately 25 reviews that are overwhelmingly negative, with payout delays and scam accusations the dominant themes. Like most offshore operators accepting Australian players, El Royale sits on the ACMA block register.

Player Complaints

LCB moved El Royale from a warning list to probation after slow payment complaints. Their own 2020 test documented a $750 withdrawal that took 3 weeks and arrived in two installments — BTC payments were also reportedly delayed despite being advertised as fast. Casino Guru holds no direct complaints but 20 black points from a related casino. TrustPilot reviews describe prolonged validation department delays, with one reviewer alleging their card information was compromised after providing it to the casino. The absence from AskGamblers means there is no independent complaint mediation channel available.

Verdict

El Royale has player-friendly 30x wagering and a genuine Australian phone line, but the payment execution doesn’t match the promise. LCB’s own test took 3 weeks for a $750 payout, TrustPilot is overwhelmingly negative, and the Casino Guru score that looks reassuring on paper doesn’t align with what players are reporting on the ground. Australian players should factor in the A$150 minimum withdrawal and the slow payment track record before depositing.