Miami Club Casino Review

Progressive pokies in Miami Club

Miami Club hosts a full library of progressive pokies ever released by WGS. The feature of progressives from this vendor is the absence of big jackpot amounts but frequent hits. There are currently 10 progressive pokies and 2 table games in the list, such as 3x Wild Cherry, 7x Lucky Sevens, Mine All Mine, Pay Dirt and others. The most lucrative game is Red, White & Win, with an average win of almost $1 million. The most frequently won game from the repertoire of progressive jackpots is 7x Lucky Sevens that is hit an average of every 15 days.

Sticky bonuses in Miami Club

All bonuses described below (and those left beyond this review) are sticky meaning the player cannot withdraw them from the casino because they are designed for wagering only. Suppose you have claimed a 50% reload bonus on a A$100 deposit and the casino adds A$50 to your Bonus Account as a result. During the rollover stage, all bets are retrieved from the Bonus Account. If you win the bet, it will be placed on the Bonus Account but all winnings above the bet are placed on your real money balance.

Welcome bonus in Miami Club

The 100% first deposit bonus up to A$100 become effective if you place a deposit of A$25 or higher. The bonus is not furnished automatically; instead, players must check a related radio button to activate that bonus before the first deposit takes place. After claiming the bonus and fulfilling the wagering requirement, the welcome bonus extends to seven subsequent deposits, with the same provisions applied as for the first bonus in the set. If you make use of all the eight bonuses, you will get A$800 after successful playthrough on top of your real-money balance. During the bonus play, the maximum spin wager must not exceed A$10 or A$2 per line, whichever is applicable.

Daily reload bonus in Miami Club

There are 7 bonuses, one for each day of the week. A player is entitled to claim only one bonus per day. The reload bonuses include: a 110% Club Sunday deposit bonus, 75% Club Monday, 70% Tuesday Reloader, 90% Club Wednesday, 75% Thursday Reloader, 100% Super Friday Match and 85% Club Saturday. The starting amount to qualify for each reload promo is A$10. Wagering requirements for the bonuses are specified in the Cashier of your dashboard. Note: As is the case with the welcome package, the player must claim a bonus before depositing.

General deposit bonus for Aussies

This bonus is available after each deposit of A$10 or greater. If you place three deposits a day, you can claim three bonuses at any time of the day. The percentage for this promotion varies between 20% and 45%, depending on player’s VIP level. The minimum amount of funds needed to be eligible for a deposit bonus is A$10.

Miami Club 25% rebate bonus

Rebate bonuses are not frequently used in online casinos. However, if you do know what a rebate bonus is, just forget it because the “rebate bonus” term as used in Miami Club is far from a classic understanding of this promotion. Traditionally, rebates are a fixed percentage (0.1% to 1%) of money that has been wagered by the player within a specific timeframe and then returned with no (or very low) rollover. For example, a player wagered $3000 during a week. If the rebate is 0.5%, the casino returns $3000 x 0.5% = $15. Seems not much but this is added to the real-money balance.

The rebate bonus offered in Miami Club features a 25 per cent value but it works in a different way: Upon placing a deposit, provided the account balance is less than $1 and the applying player has less than 2000 loyalty points, the player may get in contact with the support agents and ask them to activate a 25% rebate after the player will have placed a deposit (the max deposit is not specified in casino’s T&C). The rebate is transferred to the bonus account but not used in wagering; instead, the x20 rollover for this bonus gets completed by taking funds from the real money balance. After the rebate bonus has been cleared, the player will have a certain amount on the bonus balance.

Daily freerolls in Miami Club

A list of freerolls and buy-in tournaments is long, with around 15 to 20 different tourney events active at a time. There are various types of events that you can choose to display and join, including tournaments where online pokies, table games and video poker are played. Their duration varies from several hours to a month. In many cases, a player who wants to partake in an event must have a certain starting balance, for example, $150. If the balance is busted during the event, some tourneys allow for a small rebuy to be paid in order to rejoin.

VIP program and loyalty points in Miami Club

There are 6 VIP tiers based completely on how many loyalty points a player has collected. Loyalty points are added at the rate that is specific for a game type that the player wagers on, for example, betting A$100 on pokies gives 160 points. Points are then redeemed into cash at the rate of 1000 to A$1. Reaching certain threshold values, the player progresses along tiers. What it gives him is a quicker collection of loyalty points and increased percentage in deposit bonuses.

Miami Club mobile casino

The mobile version of the online casino features over 40 best video slots from WGS, including 5-reel online pokies, classic pokies and 3 progressive pokies. Table games are represented by 5 blackjack tables and one European roulette. The bonus content is exactly the same as in the desktop version. Generally, players find it comfortable to play Miami Club on the go, do banking, login, partake in tournaments and do other routine things that are available on desktop. Most pokies are optimized for landscape play.

Bottom line on Miami Club

The strengths of the online casino are evident. These are an extremely generous variety of tournaments and an intensive welcome package with 8 bonuses. As for pokies, they are of high quality, without doubt, but their total number in the casino is not large. The mobile casino environment is very good, with full compatibility with Android, iOS and Windows Phone devices.

Reviewed by Marcus Vasey