Casushi

Casushi is not the casino that it used to be. A lot of the elements that made the casino popular in the past were removed for unknown reasons in 2022. There used to be a “Casushi Master,” presented in the style of a Japanese martial arts master, who dispensed words of wisdom and advice for both playing casino games and life in general. When he was removed, so were all the other elements of the casino’s formerly Japanese theme. The only nod to the past left is the “sushi” in its name and the pun in “the way we roll,” which is the Casushi motto. It’s as colourful as it ever was, but did the best of the content disappear with the rest of its theme? Let’s find out by reviewing the casino with fresh eyes.

Casushi Welcome Promotions

Casushi spells out its welcome promotion large and loud in the middle of its homepage, where a promotional banner takes up a lot of space. In fact, given that the whole promotion is worth £4, it could be argued that the promotion takes up more room than it deserves. New players who put in £10 or more and then play £10 of it on slots get 40 free spins on Big Bass Splash, credited automatically once the stake has been played. The same Pragmatic Play slot tends to be a feature at all of the Casushi sister sites. Each spin is worth 10p, the spins expire 48 hours after they’re credited, and there’s no wagering, so whatever they win goes straight into your cash balance.

That’s a much smaller offer than the 100% match up to £50 and 20 free spins that Casushi used to offer, but the old bonus had to be wagered 35 times before you could withdraw it, and these spins don’t. Only bets on slot games count towards the £10 stake, and there’s no separate offer for live casino or table game players.

Other Promotions

Aside from having a smaller welcome promotion than it used to have, Casushi has slimmed down its overall promotional portfolio. There was once a VIP scheme at Casushi, but those days are gone. The daily “Super Spin” wheel has gone too, and the only thing on the casino’s promotions page now – save for the welcome promotion – is the Daily Catch. This is a free fishing game that gives every player five casts a day. Each cast can land a batch of 5, 10, 20 or 50 Hot Tuna spins at 5p apiece, or a fish for your Fish Log, and completing the log earns 50 free spins.

Casushi also offers access to the Pragmatic Play Drops & Wins games, which share £25 million in prizes this year and run until 3 March 2027. We’re reluctant to consider these as real promotions for a couple of reasons, the main one being that Casushi and Solaya Group have nothing to do with the promotions – the casino is merely a host. Also, the games don’t contain guaranteed rewards. Promotions and bonuses at an online casino should work along the lines of “take action X to receive benefit Y,” and apart from the Fish Log, Casushi doesn’t have anything else that matches that description.

What are the Pros and Cons of Casushi Casino?

Top Games at Casushi

Even in its diminished state compared to its glory days, Casushi has some excellent slots at its disposal. New ones are added all the time, but you can see what’s hot under the “popular” tag on the casino’s homepage, which is the default view. Here are three of the best at Casushi Casino right now.

Time Spinners is a high-volatility medieval ghost-themed slot from Hacksaw Gaming, played on a 5×4 reel layout with ten paylines. The game features Multiplier Wilds up to x12 that can sync to the highest multiplier present. The unique Borrowed Time feature consists of two stages, focusing on accumulating and upgrading sticky multiplier wilds for the Payout phase. Players can win up to 10,000x their stake with an RTP of 96.19%. The game’s design blends a sinister vibe with bright symbols, and the multiplier features are presented in an original way, making Time Spinners an intriguing blend of contrasts.

Prepare to explore the cosmos with Cygnus 2, a high-volatility astronomy-themed slot game from ELK Studios. Set against the backdrop of a starlit observatory, this 6×4 grid offers 4,096 win ways, expanding up to 262,144 ways through Avalanche wins. Multiplier symbols that reach the leftmost side increase the win multiplier, and in the bonus round, the multiplier never resets. With a potential win of up to 50,000x your stake, this slot is an astronomical leap from its predecessor, although the RTP is slightly lower at 94%. Cygnus 2 features include Avalanche grid expansion, Gravity mechanic, Multiplier symbols, Free Spins with persistent non-resetting multipliers, and an X-iter feature buy menu.

Book of Charms has since left the Casushi library, so our third pick comes from the top of the Popular Games row instead. Ragnarok is one of the first slots built for 99Royale, a format from G Games, launched in August 2026, that pits slot players against each other, and every winning spin you land becomes an attack on the other players sharing the arena. It sat second on the row when we visited, behind Playtech’s Buffalo Blitz III and ahead of Big Bass Vegas 1000 and Big Bass Splash.

Withdrawal Processing & Support

This is where things begin to get a little wonky. Not all of the Casushi website has been updated since the loss of its theme, promotions, and a lot of its pages. As such, the FAQ section of Casushi makes reference to a payments page that players can consult for further information, but the payments page doesn’t exist. However, there’s enough information there for us to be able to confirm that the casino takes deposits through Trustly’s Pay by Bank, debit cards, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay. There’s no PayPal support. Withdrawals go back to the method you deposited with, or to a verified bank account if that isn’t possible, and the minimum deposit and minimum withdrawal are both £10.

Casushi doesn’t give separate payout times for each method. Its terms say you should receive a withdrawal within five working days, whichever method you use. Plenty of players will quite rightly think that’s too long a wait. In practice, the casino says that around 99% of withdrawals are processed instantly, and most of the Trustpilot reviewers who mention payouts agree.

Customer Services & Licensing

Live chat is the primary customer support route at Casushi and is accessed via the bubble option in the bottom-right corner. It’s staffed from 9am to 6:30pm, seven days a week, so there’s nobody to talk to overnight. There’s also a contact form for anyone who doesn’t want to use the live chat service, and the support team aims to answer emails within 24 hours. As we covered above, the UK Gambling Commission licence that covers operations at Casushi is held by Solaya Group Limited under account number 100050 and is currently clean. The same licence also covers the Casushi sister sites.

Solaya Group Limited is a Gibraltar-based company, number 125734, with its registered office at Finsbury House, 32 Line Wall Road. It was granted its Gambling Commission licence on 11 November 2025 and took over Casushi from Dazzletag Entertainment Limited on 1 April 2026. Dazzletag surrendered its own licence, account number 39358, on 6 August 2026. Neither company has any regulatory actions on the Commission’s register.

Casushi – The Verdict

We used to love Casushi. Unfortunately, it’s a pale shadow of what it used to be. Almost everything that made the casino special or unique has been stripped away and replaced by average components, meaning that Casushi no longer stands out from any of the Casushi sister sites. It’s still a reasonable place to play casino games, and the wager-free spins and fast payouts are worth having, but it used to be so much more. Its own sister site, Jazzy Cat, now gives 100 free spins for the same £10, and that says a lot about where Casushi stands on its own network. We don’t know what prompted the operator to gut its prize asset like this, but we wish they’d change it back.