Boho Casino Review: Fast, Fair, and Canadian-Friendly Gaming in 2025

Okay, so here's the corporate lowdown I dug up. Boho Casino is owned by Hollycorn N.V. (reg. 144359) and operates under Curaçao license No. 8048/JAZ2019-015. While this means they adhere to specific operational standards, this standard offshore license generally provides weaker player protection compared to stricter regulators like the MGA or UKGC.

Note: While this means they adhere to specific operational standards and are a legit business, they do not hold a specific provincial license from iGaming Ontario (at least not yet). They operate as an international entity. Oh, and for the finance geeks: payment processing is handled by a Cyprus subsidiary (you'll likely see a weird name like 'Libergos' or similar on your bank statement, so don't panic if you see that).

Yes, you can. Because they operate as an offshore licensed entity, they can accept players from most Canadian provinces without issue. The best part? The site fully supports Canadian Dollars (CAD), so you aren't losing money on annoying exchange rates every time you deposit. They also have localized payment methods we actually use, like Interac (thank goodness!).

Just a heads-up for my neighbours here in Ontario: since the market opened up provincially, rules are a bit stricter. Boho operates outside the AGCO's specific framework, so just keep that in mind when you're choosing where to play. You're playing in the international pool, basically.

They claim 24/7 support. I tried chat at 3 AM one night when I couldn't sleep. First I got a bot, which was annoying, but I eventually got passed to a human agent within about five minutes. The fastest way to get help is definitely that Live Chat feature.

If you have a more complex issue, or maybe you need to send screenshots of an error, email is better. You can reach them at [email protected] (always check the 'Contact Us' page for the current email address just in case it changes) or use the contact form on the site. And yes, for my Francophone friends, support is available in French too, which is a nice touch.

Since the parent company is a global outfit, they cater to a pretty wide audience. For us, the site is fully available in English (CA) and French (CA), which makes navigating the terms and gameplay instructions way easier. You'll also see options for German, Norwegian, and a few others if you're feeling multilingual today. You can switch the language using the flag icon or selector usually found in the menu or way down in the footer.

Yes, it is absolutely mandatory if you ever want to see your winnings. You might be able to deposit and play without it, but the moment you request a withdrawal, the gates will close until you verify.

Basically, you need to prove you are who you say you are. You'll need to upload clear photos of:

• ID: Government-issued stuff like a Passport or Driver's License.
• Address: A recent utility bill (hydro, internet, phone) or bank statement showing your name and address.
• Payment Proof: Sometimes a screenshot of your e-wallet or bank account.

My advice? Do this right after you sign up, though be warned that Boho often triggers the check only upon your first withdrawal request. Uploading "selfies with ID" carefully (watch the lighting!) is crucial, as picky rejections are common.

You strictly have to be at least 18 years old to register and play at Boho Casino. I know here in Canada it gets confusing because in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec it's 18, but in Ontario and BC it's 19. However, the casino's baseline policy is 18+.

During that verification process I mentioned above? They check your date of birth. If you're underage, they will close the account immediately and void any winnings. Don't risk it.

Yes! And honestly, please do. Security experts (and me) highly recommend enabling 2FA. You can find it in your account profile settings.

You just link your account to an app like Google Authenticator. It generates a code on your phone that changes every 30 seconds. It means even if someone guesses your password, they can't get into your account (and steal your balance) without your phone. It takes two seconds to set up and adds a huge layer of safety.

Some basic stuff you can change in your dashboard, but big things like your Name, Date of Birth, or Country? Those are locked down for security.

If you got married and changed your name, or moved, you have to contact customer support directly. Be prepared to show proof. Also, try to log in at least once a year - if your account stays dormant for 12 months, they start charging a monthly fee, and after 30 months, they can void your balance.

Usually, the standard wagering requirement at Boho is 40x the bonus amount. So, if you deposit and get a C$100 bonus, you have to place bets totaling C$4,000 (100 x 40) before that money turns into real cash you can withdraw.

Winnings from free spins also usually have this 40x rule. Important Note: Not all games count the same! Slots usually count 100% towards that goal, but table games (like blackjack or roulette) count way less, often only 5%. Stick to slots when clearing a bonus.

YES. Please pay attention to this one! When you have an active bonus, you cannot bet more than C$7.50 per spin/round. If you bet C$8.00 just once, you breach the terms, and they have the right to confiscate your bonus and all winnings attached to it.

This rule applies until you have fully met that wagering requirement. Warning: The system does NOT technically block you from betting more than the limit, but if you do, they will confiscate your winnings during the withdrawal review. You must track this manually!

Nope, no stacking allowed. You can only have one active bonus at a time. If you want to grab a new promo, you either have to finish the wagering on your current one, or cancel it (which means losing whatever bonus money is left in it).

The site probably blocks you from stacking bonuses anyway. Don't try to outsmart it; you'll just lose your winnings. Don't get greedy. Finish one bonus before starting another.

If you deposit expecting a bonus and it doesn't show up-STOP! Do not play a single spin with your cash deposit.

Go straight to Live Chat. Tell them "Hey, I deposited for the welcome bonus but didn't get it." They can add it manually for you. But if you start playing with your deposit funds before the bonus is added, the system technically considers the bonus "expired" or invalid, and support often can't help you then. Always check your balance before spinning.

They've tailored this pretty well for us. Personally, I stick to Interac. Credit cards get declined too often for gambling transactions here, so Interac is the only option I really trust. It's fast and doesn't get flagged by the bank.

Aside from that, you can use credit cards (Visa, Mastercard), e-wallets like MuchBetter and MiFinity, and prepaid vouchers like Neosurf or Flexepin. If you're into crypto, they are very crypto-friendly, accepting Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and others. It's a good mix.

It varies. First, the casino has to approve the withdrawal on their end-this usually takes 24 to 48 hours (though I've had it happen faster on weekdays).

Once they hit "approve":

• Crypto & E-wallets: Almost instant. Usually in your account within the hour.
• Interac: Often processed as a manual bank transfer, which can take 3 - 5 business days rather than the instant speed you might expect.
• Credit Cards/Bank Transfer: The slow lane. These can take 1 to 5 business days because the banks are slow to process the incoming funds.

Boho Casino generally doesn't charge fees, provided you wager your deposit at least 3 times (3x turnover) before withdrawing. If you don't meet this turnover, they may charge a fee or reject the withdrawal.

For example, if you deposit with crypto, you still have to pay the network "gas" fees. If you use a credit card, sometimes your bank treats it as a "Cash Advance" and charges you an extra fee plus instant interest. Check with your bank or wallet provider so you aren't surprised!

The standard withdrawal limits are currently set at approximately $6,000 CAD per day, $22,500 CAD per week, and $45,000 CAD per month. However, there is a hidden "daily win" cap of roughly $150,000 CAD (€100,000) that may void winnings exceeding this amount in a single day.

Good news though: Major network progressive jackpot wins are typically exempt and paid in full. However, be aware that "local" or casino-specific jackpots may still be subject to the standard monthly withdrawal limits. Also, if you climb the VIP ladder, you can often negotiate higher limits with your account manager.

Nope, there isn't a native app you can download from the App Store or Google Play. But honestly? You don't really need one.

The site uses HTML5 technology, which is just a fancy way of saying the website adapts perfectly to your phone screen. You just open Chrome, Safari, or Firefox, log in, and play. It saves space on your phone and works just as smoothly.

Pretty much all of them, yes. They have over 10,000 games, and providers like Pragmatic Play and Play'n GO build their games "mobile-first" these days. Slots, live blackjack, crash games-they all resize fine. I've never had an issue finding a game on mobile that I saw on desktop.

The site itself is encrypted (SSL), so it's secure. BUT... playing on open public Wi-Fi (like at Starbucks or the airport) is always a bit risky.

My recommendation? If you're going to deposit or withdraw money, switch off the Wi-Fi and use your cellular data. It's much harder for hackers to intercept. Better safe than sorry!

Since there isn't a native app, the casino doesn't have FaceID built directly into it. However, your browser (Chrome/Safari) likely has a password manager that DOES use biometrics.

I have my login saved in my phone, so when I go to the site, my phone scans my face to autofill the password. It's basically the same result-fast and secure login.

Yes, they are. Boho sources its games from over 116 licensed providers like NetEnt, Microgaming, and Evolution. These aren't homemade games; they are rented from big developers.

These developers have to get their RNGs (Random Number Generators) tested by independent labs like eCOGRA or iTech Labs to keep their licenses. This means every spin or card deal is statistically random. The casino can't just flip a switch to make you lose.

Absolutely! I actually do this all the time when a new slot comes out. Most slots and virtual table games have a "Demo" or "Play for Fun" button. You play with fake money to learn the rules or check out the bonus features.

Just note that Live Dealer games (with the real people on camera) usually don't have a free mode. You have to bet real money to play those.

No, Boho is strictly a casino. They focus entirely on slots, table games, and live dealer action. If you're looking to bet on the Leafs game or the Super Bowl, you won't find that here.

They do have "Virtual Sports" games, but those are just computer simulations determined by RNG, not real sporting events.

The casino doesn't have one single RTP; it depends on the game you pick. Generally, good slots sit between 95% and 97%, though be aware that Boho operates on the SoftSwiss platform where some variable-RTP slots (like those from Play'n GO) may be set to lower ranges like 94% or 92%.

I always recommend checking the "Info" or "Help" file inside the game itself. The provider usually lists the theoretical RTP there so you know the odds before you bet.

Yes, they use 128-bit SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption. Basically, this scrambles your data as it travels from your computer to their server. If anyone tried to intercept it, it would just look like gibberish. Look for the padlock in the URL bar, and it's HTTPS encrypted, obviously.

Mostly, they use it to manage your account, process your payouts, and make sure you aren't laundering money (legal requirement). Their policy says they don't sell your data to third parties for marketing without your consent. They only share it with companies necessary to provide the service, like the payment processor handling your deposit.

Yup, pretty much every website does these days. Cookies help the site remember your language preference, keep you logged in, and load things faster. You can block them in your browser settings if you really want to, but the site might act a bit glitchy if you do.

Sort of. You have the "Right to be Forgotten," but in the gambling world, there's a catch. Because of Anti-Money Laundering laws, casinos must keep records of transactions and player identities for a certain number of years (usually 5) even after you close your account.

So, you can close your account and stop marketing emails, but they legally can't delete your transaction history immediately.

In your dashboard, look for "Personal Limits." You can set caps on your Deposits, Losses, and Wagers for a day, a week, or a month.

If you lower a limit, it happens instantly. If you try to increase it (allowing you to spend more), there is a cooling-off period to stop you from making impulsive decisions when you're frustrated. I personally set a monthly deposit limit strictly to my entertainment budget.

If you feel like you're playing too much, you can take a "Cooling-Off" period (like 1 week or 1 month) where you can't deposit.

If you need a serious break, use "Self-Exclusion." You can block your account entirely for 6 months, a year, or forever. Just remember, this only applies to Boho Casino, not other Hollycorn N.V. sites, so you'll need to exclude from each brand separately.

If you're struggling, please reach out. You aren't alone.

Internationally, there is GamCare and Gambling Therapy. But right here in Canada, we have great resources like the Responsible Gambling Council (RGC) or ConnexOntario (if you're in ON). They offer free, confidential support.

Be honest with yourself. Are you chasing losses? Are you betting money meant for rent or bills? Hiding your playing from family? Feeling anxious or depressed about it?

These are major red flags. If this sounds familiar, stop playing immediately and use the resources mentioned above.

Technically, yes. The terms usually say they can amend rules at any time. Major changes usually get an email or a pop-up when you log in, but it is technically your responsibility to check them. It sucks, but that's standard for almost every online service.

First, stay calm and contact Support via Chat or Email. Screenshots help!

If they don't fix it, escalate it to management. If you're still getting nowhere, you can file a complaint with third-party sites like AskGamblers (they are great mediators) or go straight to the license issuer (Curaçao Gaming Control Board). It takes time, but it's an option.

If you won legitimately and didn't break any rules (like the max bet rule or having duplicate accounts), then yes, your winnings are payable.

However, the casino can void winnings if you cheated, abused bonuses, or lied about your identity. Play fair, and you should be fine.

Yes. If you are playing in French or German and something looks weird in translation, the English T&Cs are the ones that legally matter. When in doubt, switch to English to double-check the rule.

Don't panic! The game state is saved on the server. Just refresh the page. Note that iOS users playing Pragmatic Play slots have reported freezing during "Bonus Buys" - if this happens and refreshing doesn't work, you'll need to contact support to clear the stuck round.

If it doesn't, check your balance and history. The spin probably finished in the background, and if you won, the money is already in your wallet.

I mostly use Chrome. Firefox is okay, and Safari works if you're on an iPhone. Just use Chrome or Safari. Make sure they're updated, obviously.

Sometimes your browser holds onto old files that are corrupted. Clearing the cache is like a fresh start.

Go to your History/Settings -> Clear Browsing Data -> Select "Cached images and files." This fixes lag and loading errors surprisingly often.

You don't need a crazy gaming PC. Any smartphone, tablet, or laptop from the last 5-6 years will do fine.

The main thing you need is a stable internet connection. However, avoid using a VPN. While the site allows the connection, the terms strictly prohibit masking your IP, and using one puts your winnings at risk of confiscation.