Odin Fortune

Odin Fortune Welcome Bonuses

There’s up to £4000 available to new players through the Odin Fortune welcome promotion package, but you’ll have to part with a fair amount of your own cash to grab the whole amount. Broken down, the bonus is 150% up to £1000 and 100 free spins with deposit one, 100% up to £1000 and 150 spins with deposit two, 200% up to £1000 with 200 spins on deposit three, and 250% up to £1000 and 250 spins with deposit four. You’ll need to make a minimum deposit of £20 to qualify for each leg of the promotion, and wagering is set at x40. That’s a little high even by the standards of international casino brands these days.

Other Promotions

There’s a VIP Club to reward players for their loyalty at Odin Fortune, and we’ll get onto that in a moment, but there are also weekly promotions to cover first. They kick off with the Monday Reload bonus, which is 100 spins on Cherry Pop in return for a deposit of £35 or more. Anything won from the spins has to be wagered x35 before it can be withdrawn. The Midweek Reload bonus is a 50% deposit match up to £500, with the same wagering requirement and the same minimum deposit rule. 75% up to £1000 is available as a bonus on Friday to kick off your weekend (same minimum deposit and wagering requirement again), and the weekend brings a 50% match up to £500 and 50 free spins. It’s still a £35 minimum deposit for that one, but the wagering requirements climb back up to x40.

There are bonuses splashed across the banners on the Odin Fortune homepage that don’t appear on the Promotions page, which is odd. They include a spin of a Treasure Wheel in return for every deposit made, and 20% “Raider Cashback” against losses. It’s possible that some of these bonuses are linked to the “Missions” that the casino invites you to complete for additional rewards, but this should be made clear if so.

VIP Club

Odin Fortune VIP Club is split into thirty levels, starting at Scout and running up to Odin’s Chosen at the top level. You can start at level ten by making a first deposit of £1000 if you want to take at least some of the legwork out of the climb. Rewards increase from rank to rank, with up to seventy free spins, 3% cashback, and 5% rakeback available up to the end of the Scout ranks (number 5). The next category, Axeman, goes from rank 6 to rank 10, and sees rewards increase to 300 spins, 9% cashback, and 7% rakeback. Raider, which covers ranks 11 to 15, introduces exclusive bonuses, increased daily withdrawal allowances, and a VIP account manager.

Things continue along these lines all the way up to Odin’s Chosen, which offers cash rewards and bonuses worth up to £22,500, 1,750 free spins, cashback at 20%, 15% rakeback, a £500 cash gift on your birthday, and more tailored offers. All of this sounds wonderful, but there’s a problem – the qualifying amounts for each rank aren’t given. We have no idea how much you’d need to spend at the casino to reach the rank of Odin’s Chosen. Without this information, it’s impossible to say whether the VIP Club actually offers value for money or not.

What are the Pros and Cons of Odin Fortune Casino?

Featured Slots and Games

One of the biggest consequences of not holding a properly recognised licence is that a casino without one will struggle to attract the best slots and games. That’s the situation that Odin Fortune Casino finds itself in. It’s not short on games – it’s just short on quality. The top slots on the homepage include Hammer Crusher by Amigo Gaming (which is at least appropriate for the theme), Hunt the Bucks by Belatra Games, and Mega Volcano: Running Wins by Fugaso. They’re all fine games, we’re sure, but they’re not the top-quality, tried-and-trusted slots you’d find on the homepage of a casino with a UK licence.

This same problem extends to the Odin Fortune live casino selection, which is led by titles like VIP Blackjack and European Roulette. They’re fine for what they are, but they’re not exactly Evolution Gaming live dealer titles. To be fair to Odin Fortune, the casino has tried to plug that gap by including game shows like Gravity Wheel, which comes from Iconic21, and Agent Spinity, which is by Winfinity. The strongest category at the casino might actually be the Crash and Instant Win selection, which includes Chicken Road, Tapinata, Aviator, and Donny King.

Withdrawal Options and Speed

The lack of a proper payments page at Odin Fortune is a concern, but the interactive help centre covers the basics. Players can make withdrawals via debit card, bank transfer, or crypto. The casino doesn’t actually say which forms of crypto are accepted, but we’d have to assume all the big ones are catered for. No matter which method you’re using, you’re looking at a 48-hour wait for your money. We think that might change if you’re able to make your way up the VIP Club rankings, but we still think a two-day processing time is slow by modern standards whether you’re a VIP member at an online casino or not.

Customer Support and License

You’re welcome to speak to the Odin Fortune chatbot if you like, or you can use the fairly extensive help centre. Most standard queries can be dealt with via one of those two routes, but if your problem is more specific, you can email support@odinfortune.com instead. There’s no way of knowing how long it might take to get a response, but the mailbox is apparently monitored 24/7.

Novasphere Entertainment, which operates Odin Fortune and its sister sites, claims to be covered by a licence held in its native Costa Rica. While we know there’s a regulator in Costa Rica, it doesn’t publish a licence register, so there’s no way to verify that the licence exists. Whether it does or it doesn’t, it still wouldn’t satisfy minimum legal requirements in the UK. As such, players in the UK should avoid the whole Odin Fortune sister sites family.

Odin Fortune – The Verdict

The first thing we should compare Odin Fortune to is its sister sites. There’s only VibroBet in that category at the moment, and it’s better than VibroBet. That’s a good start. However, there are weaknesses at Odin Fortune when you compare it to the best casinos on the international scene. Bonus terms are one of the more noticeable areas, with the x40 that the casino demands now out of step with much of the rest of the market. Withdrawals are a smidge too slow because of the two-day processing time, too. It’s a long way from being a terrible casino, but these little bugbears (plus the absence of a proper licence) make us wary of it.