AeroBet — fair play wrapped in a familiar Curacao package

0:00 - Introduction: Hey there! Today, I’m diving into AeroBet Casino—a pretty solid online casino I’ve been testing over the last couple of days. I’ll be covering everything from the first impressions and bonuses to the games, payment methods, and even the verification process. So if you’re curious whether AeroBet might be worth your time—or your money—stick around, and I’ll give you the full scoop.

0:40 - First Impressions: Alright, so when I first loaded up AeroBet’s website, everything came up quickly—no weird delays or anything. The design itself? It’s clean, with a dark background and a simple layout. Honestly, it’s not the most memorable design I’ve seen, but it’s functional, and everything’s where you’d expect it. The signup button is front and centre, so you won’t miss it. Overall, it’s not flashy, but it works well enough.

1:30 - Ownership & Licensing: Now, AeroBet is operated by Aero Gaming N.V., and they’re licensed out of Curacao. If you’ve played at Curacao casinos before, you’ll know the licensing here is a bit lighter compared to, say, Malta or the UK. That doesn’t mean it’s bad—it just means you want to make sure the casino itself is reputable. From my testing, they seem to be playing fair, but it’s always good to keep that in mind.

2:20 - Bonuses & Promotions: So let’s get into the welcome bonus. AeroBet offers a 100% match up to CA$500, plus 50 free spins. I’d say it’s a pretty decent deal, though not exactly groundbreaking. The catch here is the 40x wagering requirement on the bonus. That’s fairly standard for casinos like this—definitely not the lowest I’ve seen, but not the highest either. What I appreciated, though, is that all the bonus details were super easy to find before signing up. That kind of transparency is nice to see.

3:30 - Verification Process: Alright, let’s talk about KYC verification. For me, it took about 36 hours to get my account verified. I uploaded my ID and a utility bill for proof of address—pretty standard stuff. The wait time isn’t the fastest I’ve experienced, but it’s not painfully slow either. I did get a personalized email when it was done, which was a nice touch. Just a heads-up, though—if you’re submitting documents on a Friday night, it might take longer, so plan ahead.

4:40 - User Experience: In terms of user experience, I tested AeroBet on both desktop and mobile. Navigation is smooth on desktop, but on mobile, I noticed a slight delay when scrolling through the game selection. Nothing major, but worth mentioning. The search bar worked really well, which made finding specific games a breeze. Oh, and deposits were super quick—Interac and e-wallets were instant. One small downside, though: a couple of live dealer games were geo-blocked, which was a bit disappointing.

5:50 - Payment Methods: AeroBet offers a solid range of payment options. Interac is available for both deposits and withdrawals, which is perfect for us here in Canada. My Bitcoin withdrawal was processed in about 8 minutes, and other methods like e-wallets seem to be just as fast. One thing I didn’t love, though, was that some payment methods had fees attached—so definitely double-check that before you deposit.

7:00 - Games & Gameplay: Now, onto the games. AeroBet has a pretty good selection—slots, table games, live dealers, the works. I played some popular slots like Book of Dead and Big Bass Bonanza. On desktop, everything loaded instantly. On mobile, though, there was a bit of lag when I was on 4G. Not a dealbreaker, but something to note. Gameplay itself was smooth, and the graphics were sharp—even on older games, which was nice to see.

8:10 - Key Advantages: So what stood out to me? First, their live chat support was surprisingly fast—under 40 seconds to get a reply, which is great. I also liked that they show bonus details upfront, so there are no surprises. Crypto withdrawals were lightning-fast in my test, and the RTPs for their games actually matched what they advertised. Plus, having Interac as an option is always a win for Canadian players.

9:00 - Final Verdict: Alright, so here’s my overall take on AeroBet. It’s not the kind of casino that’s going to blow you away with flashy features, but it does what it promises. The Curacao license means it’s not as heavily regulated, but they seem to operate pretty honestly. The welcome bonus is decent, the games run well, and payouts—especially with crypto—are fast. If you’re looking for a reliable mid-tier casino and you’re okay with the 40x wagering, AeroBet is definitely worth considering. So, that’s my review! Have you tried AeroBet? Let me know what you think, and thanks for watching.