Buffalo Casino Review

Buffalo Casino is new to the online gambling scene, so it hasn’t had time to build a reputation quite yet. I’ll keep my ear to the ground and post an update when I hear anything.

BONUS	ROLLOVER	BONUS CODE	TIME LIMIT
500% up to $5,000 Welcome Bonus	60x	N/A	7 days
200% up to $2,000 Daily Bonus	60x	N/A	7 days
100% up to $1,000 Daily Bonus	60x	N/A	7 days
50% up to $500 Daily Bonus	60x	N/A	7 days
20 Free Spins with $25 Deposit	60x	N/A	7 days
10 Free Spins with $25 Deposit	60x	N/A	7 days
Free Spins No Rollover	None	N/A	7 days

There are eight promotions at Buffalo Casino, and I wasn’t impressed by any of them. The rollover requirements for almost all of them are 60x, a quite high amount.

Plus, the general bonus terms and conditions had some interesting information. I learned that you can only play Dragon Gaming slots with all of the promotions on the site. There are some exceptions mentioned on their T&C page.

In addition, the terms state that the standard expiry date for bonuses is seven days. Although it states that it can vary by promotion, customer support informed me that the only way to know for sure is to claim one, which seems like a risky business.

Without knowing 100% what the time limits are, I assume that the standard seven-day expiry applies to all of them. Such a short timeframe would make it quite challenging to meet the rollover requirements if you’re just a casual player.

My Recommended Bonuses

Due to the high rollover requirements of most of the bonuses, I only recommend one, and even that comes with a caveat. I’ll go over the offer below.

FREE SPINS NO ROLLOVER

The free spins bonus stands out since it has zero rollover requirements. It gives you 10 free spins on select slots with a $100 deposit. Is it worth depositing that much just to get 10 free spins? Definitely not.

But if you were planning on depositing $100 anyway, it might be worth taking advantage of this offer.

BUFFALO CASINO VIP PROGRAM

Buffalo Casino doesn’t have a VIP or a loyalty rewards program.

I felt that Buffalo Casino had a nice variety. The 650+ game selection had all the classics, and I was pleasantly surprised to find some live dealer games I’ve never heard of.

The graphics were great, and there were plenty of titles from my favorite developers. However, there were a few things that made my experience a little rocky.

There were no game descriptions, and RTP information was hit or miss. My biggest issue was with simply finding the games I was looking for. In this section, I’ll get into that and more as I detail my gambling session at Buffalo Casino.

Now, let’s dive into the different Buffalo Casino game categories I explored below.

Slots

There are over 500 slots at this casino with a great variety of popular titles.

With $20 in my account, I played Mystic Hive and Leprechaun Frenzy, where I lost more than I won. I ended with Back to Venus and got a nice $1.20 win, bringing me back to $19.83.

I thought the selection was top-notch, with modern graphics and tons of recognizable titles. My only complaint is that not all of them had RTPs available.

One thing to note is that Dragon Gaming slots are the only games on the entire site that are eligible for play with a bonus. Luckily, Buffalo Casino has a whole category specifically for those games.

Blackjack

Buffalo Casino has eight Blackjack games, with variants like 22 Free Bet, Multiplier Multihand, and Single Deck.

I started with Single-Deck, where I lost a hand, got a push, and won a hand, ending with a break-even. Next, I played Perfect Pairs and Super 7 Blackjack, and profited $2.

The selection is middle-of-the-road. I’ve seen better, but I’ve also seen worse. I was satisfied with the variety of Blackjack games available and the $1 minimums.

I found Blackjack under the Casino Games category, but heads up, there are three extra titles if you type it into the search bar. That’s where I found Single Deck and Super 7.

It would be nice to see Buffalo Casino organize this better.

Roulette

I found five Roulette games, including European, American, and Dragon Roulette.

I played European first and brought my balance up to $21.93. After trying Dragon and Double Dragon Roulette, I ended with $22.93.

Although five games are a small selection, they covered the basics. I liked that European and American showed the hot and cold numbers, and Dragon Roulette had multipliers.

You can find these games mixed into the Casino category.

Other Table Games

There are only two other titles among the table games in the Casino section: Royal Tumble and Three Card Poker.

However, when I sorted through the slots, I found five more, including Baccarat, Teen Pattie, and Pai Gow.

I started with Royal Tumble, which was essentially a slot game with card symbols. Next, I played Three Card Poker and broke even $22.38. Then, I lost $3 playing Teen Patti, ending with $19.38.

Overall, it’s a small offering. I think the addition of a few other titles, like Craps or Red Dog, would have rounded out the selection. I also wish Buffalo Casino had grouped them all.

Video Poker

There are 14 video poker games, including Double Joker, Deuces Joker, and Jacks or Better.

I played Deuces Wild first, and tanked, so I moved on to Double Joker Multihand. I won a little, but not enough to break even. Finally, I played Aces and Faces and didn’t fare much better, bringing my account down to $17.93.

Again, Buffalo Casino tossed video poker at the bottom of hundreds of slots, making it a challenge to find.

That said, the selection is diverse, and fans of the game will likely find their favorites.

Casual Games

There are 34 specialty games, with scratch cards, crash games, Keno, Bingo, and Plinko in the mix. I started out playing Wild Plinko, but only broke even after a handful of rounds.

Next, I played a mining game called Diggin’ Deep: Diamonds and Dynamite, where I lost two more dollars. Lastly, I tried The Bank Heist scratch card, ending with $15.13 in my account.

The specialty games selection offers something for everyone. From mining games to Plinko, it’s all there. The graphics were great, and even though I lost, I had fun playing.

Unfortunately, finding most of the specialties is a huge pain, since, surprise, they were with the slots. Scratch cards, however, had their own category.

Live Dealer Games

The live dealer casino offers 39 games, with various tables for Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, and more.

With only $15.03 in my account, I couldn’t play Blackjack, which had a minimum bet of $10. I started with Roulette since the minimum was $5, and luckily, I won. To wrap it up, I tried Sic Bo, and profited another $5.

Although the selection isn’t the largest, I appreciated that there were games I don’t typically see in live dealer casinos, like Pok Deng, Fish Prawn Crab, and Dragon Tiger. Also, the streaming was flawless.

The only drawback I found was that Baccarat, which comprised most of the games, had a $20 minimum.

Buffalo Casino has a standard variety of deposit methods, including credit cards and cryptocurrencies. However, withdrawal options are limited to just crypto.

Not everyone has an e-wallet set up or uses crypto, so I would like to see a few more casino banking methods for cashing out, like checks, wire transfers, or PayPal.

Deposit Options Summary 

You can deposit using a Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, or one of eight common cryptocurrencies. All are quick and don’t have any fees.

You don’t need to verify your account at this point.

• Fastest Deposit Method: All methods are instant
• Additional Fees: No

My Recommended Deposit Method: credit card

Here’s a summary of every deposit option available.

Buffalo Casino Withdrawal Options

I found two options for withdrawing, and both were crypto. However, customer support said the methods available vary depending on the player’s account

• Verification Required? Yes – You may be required to send a picture of both sides of your credit card, a copy of a bank statement, a copy of a valid and state-issued personal ID document, proof of address, proof of ownership of any other payment method used, confirmation of source of wealth, source of funds, and political status.
• Fastest Withdrawal Method: Crypto – within 72 hours
• Additional Withdrawal Fees: None

My Recommended Payout Method: Bitcoin

Here’s the breakdown of every available method.

You can reach customer support through email or live chat. I had an okay experience with both, but I’ll review the details and let you be the judge.

Here’s How I Tested

I had a few questions while writing this review, so I contacted customer support several times. Let’s discuss how it went

Buffalo Casino has a clean, inviting aesthetic. When I started clicking around, navigation appeared to be flawless. However, once I explored the game organization in more detail, I realized it was a mess, which put a damper on my overall experience.

That said, I had no problems locating what I was looking for outside the games. Promotions, account information, and terms and conditions were all easy to find. I liked that I could “heart” games and revisit them later on their own page. Plus, the mobile version was equally smooth.