BetWhale Review – What Does the Site Offer?

You can find over 800 games in the BetWhale casino, which is significantly above average for a gambling site that accepts American players. The variety in every section, including slots, blackjack, video poker, table games, and live dealer games, should satisfy even the most demanding casino enthusiasts. On top of that, all titles are delivered by reputable developers such Betsoft, Nucleus, Rival, Fresh Deck Studios, and more.

The sports betting section provides odds on all major American sports, soccer, tennis, UFC, and other popular options, but also obscure sports like darts, snooker, and even futsal.
If you prefer esports, you will be happy to hear that BetWhale has a dedicated section with plenty of markets on Dota 2, CS 2, CoD, NBA2k, LoL, Rainbow 6, VALORANT, and other games. You can bet on outrights, before the game starts, and live. The same applies to traditional sports.

I was surprised to see that BetWhale’s casino bonus comes with only 30x rollover requirements. That’s one of the easiest offers available to American players because most casinos require you to wager any extra cash you get 35+ times.

Most online casinos either completely exclude video poker and blackjack from their bonus terms or make it close to impossible to clear the bonus playing them. BetWhale was a pleasant surprise in that regard, because 20% of your wagers on these games count for the bonus rollover.

Another positive surprise came when I saw the BetWhale odds for obscure sports such as futsal and floorball. The bookmaker uses an average margin of around 8%, while most sportsbooks online go as high as 10% for non-mainstream events.

The minimum payout you can request from BetWhale is $150, which is just too high. Established sites like Bovada allow their customers to withdraw as little as $10, so I hope that BetWhale will lower this requirement in the future.

I really like BetWhale’s welcome bonuses, but you won’t find many promotions after you clear them. I saw some free spins opportunities in the casino and the Daily Boost in the sportsbook, but that’s pretty much it. There’s no loyalty program and you need to talk to the support for reloads (more on that later).

I assume this one is because BetWhale is a fairly new site, but it’s still inconvenient. There’s no dedicated promotions section where you can see all the active offers and information about them. That makes it hard to extract the highest value possible with your wagers.

There are no “official” ongoing reload bonuses announced by BetWhale, but after a chat with the support I can confirm you can get them. If you’re an active player and have been for a while, hit the live chat and request a bonus. There are no fixed terms, but you will most likely receive a custom offer based on your activity up to this point.

If you play predominantly slots, you will be happy to hear that BetWhale offers free spins consistently. At the time I’m writing this review, you can get the following:

• 150 free spins on Gorilla or Buffalo Ways
• 50 free spins on Monkey’s Magic Book
• 175 free spins on Billy the Wild
• 120 free spins on Gold Coast Surf

The games frequently change, but the terms for all these offers are identical. You need to deposit at least $20 and there’s a rollover of 30x.

The only regular promotion for existing customers in the BetWhale sportsbook is called Daily Boost (available every day). If you deposit $50, you get a 50% boost to your returns from sports betting on that day.
All winnings come with a 10x wagering requirement, but there is no max cashout for this one, so high rollers will be very happy with the promo. It’s one of the reasons the gambling site lives up to its name.

This is the biggest category in BetWhale’s casino, with over 650 games available. You will find around 30 jackpot games, plenty of classic slots, and titles with various features like free spins, expanding wilds, and many more.
I took advantage of the free spins promo to play Buffalo Ways and Billy the Wild because I love the Wild West. The other game I played was Betsoft’s hit The Slotfather because it’s a personal favorite of mine.
I had fun, even if slots are not my favorite category, and I even triggered The Slotfather’s bonus round to win some cash.
Unfortunately, you can’t see the betting ranges unless you open the games. The titles I tried featured wagers from $0.10 to $150 per spin, though, so I’m confident that players with all bankrolls will find a game with suitable wagering limits at BetWhale.ag.
I didn’t like the lack of demo mode and extra info before you launch a title, but these are minor issues. BetWhale’s slots are reliable and entertaining.

I was happy to see over 30 games in BetWhale’s table games category. Here’s a breakdown of what you can play there.

• Roulette: you can find various roulette tables, including American roulette, European roulette, La Partage, Luxe Multipliers, and even Zoom Roulette.
• Baccarat: there are multiple classic baccarat games from different developers and No Commission baccarat.
• Other games: other classic tables games like Pai Gow, Craps, Dragon Tiger, and Andar Bahar are also available. You can even find a few blackjack versions like Pontoon and Top Card Wins here, despite the fact there’s a separate blackjack section (that I get to after this one).

Again, you can’t really see what the betting ranges are without starting a game. I tried a few table games (La Partage, Zoom Roulette, and one baccarat versions) and the limits were flexible, starting from $0.10 and going all the way up to $500 in certain games.

BetWhale Casino offers more than 20 versions of blackjack, including Poker Bet Blackjack, Classic Blackjack, 21 Burn, Atlantic City Blackjack, European Blackjack, Vegas Strip Blackjack, American Blackjack, Super 7, Rolling Stack Blackjack, and Pirate 21.
I saw a few multi-hand version tables, so I hit them because I’m somewhat impatient and prefer more action. I lost a bit of money, but the graphics were excellent, and the experience was enjoyable.
I bet $1 per hand, but you could go down to $0.10 or up to $500+ on certain tables. Once again, both whales and recreational players should find suitable limits.

The video poker section at BetWhale Casino is somewhat weird because it features both video poker and casino poker games like Caribbean Stud, Oasis Poker, Three Card Rummy, Triple Edge, and a few more.
I focused on classic video poker and tried Deuces Wild (my favorite variant) and Joker Poker. Overall, you won’t find too many extravagant versions of the game, but the classics are all represented.
It took me a conscious effort not to spend most of my time in this section of BetWhale because this is my favorite casino game. It was fun, even if I lost a few bucks, and the limits of the games I tried were between $0.25 and $25 per hand.
If you want more action, you could try one of the four multi-hand video poker versions offered by the casino.

I’m not the biggest fan of specialty games, but if you are, BetWhale is a decent choice. There are 25 games, including the following:

• Bingo: 30, 75, 80, and 90 ball versions.
• Keno: four different versions, including Power Ballan and Vegas Jackpot.
• Other: you can also try the likes of Kaboom (similar to Minesweeper), Cast for Cash, Beach Bums, Gunslingers Gold (a scratch card game), and a few more.

It’s nice little section with limits ranging from $0.05 to $50 in the games I tried.

The BetWhale live casino is powered by Fresh Deck Studios, one of the best developers available to US players. You can enjoy the following games with real dealers:

• Baccarat: classic and Super 6, limits from $1 to $10,000 per hand.
• Blackjack: classic and early payout, limits from $10 to $10,000 per hand.
• Roulette: American, European, Auto, limits from $0.5 to $13,000 per spin.

I played some blackjack and won $50 but lost around half of that on the roulette tables. The dealers were polite, and the steam was smooth, so I can’t complain. BetWhale’s live casino is excellent.