Rome Casino was established in 2008 and is operated by Dice Partners LLC and registered on Costa Rica. It offers a quite nice portfolio of games, but restricts account opening from Poland, Nigeria, Costa Rica, Israel and Denmark. As the name suggests, when we enter this casino, we enter ancient Rome environment and it is even more tempting to register when we see the welcome bonus of $10, 000 highlighted.

The casino uses SSL system encryption to protect all details and transactions made on its website. Each transaction is validated with fraud control system.

The portfolio of games offered includes video slots, classis slots, videopoker, roulette, blackjack, and some speciality games. The site is powered by Top Game software, which is fast to download and easy to use. There is an interesting feature, namely that you can play multiple games at once. Interesting as it is, not many players decide to play several games at the same time, as they are not boring and you are not just sitting waiting for something to happen. But still, if you wish to try out playing several games at the same time, it is there for you.

There is a quite nice array of bonuses offered at Rome Casino. New players are entitled to collect Romulus Welcome Bonus and gain as much as $10, 000 over first 5 deposits. There is also 25% cashback promotion, weekly promotions, VIP program, and Gladiator Program that rewards you for referring the casino to a friend.

Rome Casino accepts deposits via Visa, Mastercard, Neteller, Moneybooker, EcoCard and Banking, all with immediate deposit. Players depositing via credit card or wire transfer will get the withdrawal via check or wire transfer. When depositing via e-wallet, the withdrawal channel has to be the same.

Support service includes casino FAQ section, though with some unnecessary information, players should find here what they need. If FAQ section does not suffice, there is 24/7 customer support via live chat, players can also decide to contact with casino via telephone or e-mail.

Generally Rome Casino does not seem to be a bad one, however the difficulty in finding any information about its operator seems suspicious. What is more, there were several players complaints about the withdrawal time and processing, not to mention charging players with additional withdrawal fees. Keep your eyes and ears open.