Winna Crypto Casino Review + Welcome Bonus 2025

Crypto casino with clean looks — but shady terms beneath the surface?

Launched in late 2024, Winna is one of the newest crypto casinos – and one of the first to operate under a Tobique Gaming Commission license. At the time of writing, the casino offered a modest range of slots and live dealer games, plus sports and esports betting.

In this original CoinBets review of Winna casino, I’ll be examining exactly what the platform offers players. I’ll be paying particular attention to bonuses, crypto payments, games, support, the VIP program, and any special features. 

So, is this casino really a winner, or is it yet another white label with an exceptionally obscure license? Let’s find out. 

License and Security

Righty, let’s start by seeing who’s running things at Winna. 

I know, “where the heck is Tobique?” 

Tobique First Nation is a tribal reserve in New Brunswick, Canada, with a population of less than 2,000 people. It’s one of the newest gaming licenses around, and looks to be the handiwork of the same agents behind the Anjouan license (even the certificate is virtually identical – you’d have thought they’d at least change the colors!). So, what protection does a TGC license offer? About as much as an umbrella made of tissue paper.

Welcome Bonus

At the time of writing this Winna crypto casino review, the platform didn’t offer a welcome bonus.

Opening a New Account

Getting a new player account up and running at Winna crypto casino is quick and easy, but the only sign-up option is email. There’s no third-party login via Google or Discord, and no option to connect a Web3 crypto wallet.

Important: While Winna will let you sign up, deposit, and play from pretty much anywhere without going through KYC, you may need to provide documents before withdrawing. So, make sure you aren’t in a prohibited jurisdiction before joining. Current prohibited jurisdictions include New Brunswick and Ontario (Canada), Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, Russia, Spain, the UK, the USA, and others.

Payments

Winna supports a small range of popular cryptocurrencies for deposits and withdrawals.

WARNING: The Winna terms state, “Accounts inactive for 6 months may be closed. Remaining balances may be forfeited or retained by Winna.” Yep, don’t play at this crypto casino for a few months, and they will steal your funds. Nice. 

Crypto Deposits & Withdrawals:

To make a crypto deposit, click the blue “Wallet” tab and then “Deposit”. Select your cryptocurrency (and network if applicable), and you’ll be given a unique deposit address in text and QR code formats. 

To withdraw crypto, go to “Wallet” and select “Withdrawal.” Choose the crypto and network (if applicable), enter the address of the wallet you want to withdraw to, and state the amount you want to transfer. The estimated transaction fee will be displayed. If it all looks acceptable, click “Withdrawal.”

Note: Winner.com enforces a $5,000 daily withdrawal limit.

CoinBets.com Tip: Always double-check crypto wallet addresses after pasting them – you don’t want to fall victim to ‘PasteJacking’. This is when hackers exploit the copy-paste function to change wallet addresses to steal funds. 

 Game Selection

At the time of writing this Winna review, the casino offered over 2,000 casino games of all types from around 15 providers. That’s definitely on the low side compared to competitors, but then the casino is fairly new. In terms of organization, the lobby has some basic categories but lacks useful filters.

As you’d expect, slots form the bulk of the Winna casino games portfolio, with 1,900 games. Pragmatic Play, Nolimit City, and Hacksaw Gaming dominate the line-up, but you’ll also find titles from studios like Play’n GO, Thunderkick, AvatarUX, and NetEnt. The most popular slots at the time of reviewing were, predictably, Gates of Olympus Super Scatter, Big Bass Bonanza 1000, Fire Stampede, and Sugar Rush 1000 – like I said, Pragmatic dominates here.

Payline fanatics will be pleased to see a decent range of Megaways slots – with over 80 titles available, including Madame Destiny Megaways, Zillard King Megaways, and Buffalo King Megaways. Fans of jackpot slots will, however, be disappointed, with hardly any available, and certainly none of the big progressive jackpot games.

Unfortunately, Winna is one of those highly annoying casinos that don’t deem crash games and other instant wins worthy of a category. There are some crash titles available, for example, AviaMasters from BGaming, but you’ll have to search for them by name or provider. 

When it comes to other types of instant wins, like digital scratch cards, again, they are available, but you’ll have to search by title or provider. For instance, there’s a good range of Hacksaw scratchcards, like Mini Scratchy, Happy Scratch, and Tiger Scratch.

Unusually, Winna doesn’t have a “Live Casino” lobby – instead, live dealer blackjack, roulette, baccarat, craps, and poker is listed under “Table Games.” With only around 60 games in total, the choice is limited, to say the least. Those that are available are mostly from Evolution, with a few tables from Pragmatic Play Live and Live88 thrown in for good measure.

Live game shows do get their own section here at Winna. In it, you’ll find a decent selection of hits from Evolution and Pragmatic, like Crazy Time, Crazy Coin Flip, and Sweet Bonanza Candyland.

There are a couple of RNG (random number generator) based blackjack games from BGaming, and first-person roulette and baccarat games from Evolution – but that’s about it for non-live options. You’ll find them under “Table Games”. Video poker is completely absent.  

The bingo lineup at Winna crypto casino is disappointing, with just 3 games at the time of writing – all from Play’n GO. The choice of keno is just as underwhelming, with only a Winna “original” and a game from Play’n GO to choose from.

Although you won’t find any provably fair games from Spribe, Turbo Games, or InOut here, Winna does offer 7 provably fair originals. The range is predictable: Keno, Plinko, Mines, Limbo, Dice, Blackjack, and HiLo.
For more on how this works, be sure to check out the CoinBets Introduction to Provably Fair Gaming.

After getting crushed on the slots at Winna, I was hoping to turn things around with one of the casino’s in-house originals – namely, Plinko. Now, there’s not much to say about this provably fair game – it’s virtually identical to the “original” Plinko games at every other crypto casino. The provably fair verification system is neater and more user-friendly than at many casinos, but that’s about the only thing that stands out.

Anyway, to the CoinBets Challenge – again, I decided to keep things simple. The goal was just to turn a profit – something I hadn’t managed at Winna so far. And even though I’d got a limited bankroll left, I didn’t have the patience to play it safe and grind with the low-risk game. So, as a compromise, I set up 50 x 0.50 USDT bets, but set it to 16 rows on high risk.

And what happened? Well, nothing good. After betting a total of 25 USDT, I’d only clawed back 16 USDT, making a real RTP of just 64%. 

Winna definitely wasn’t winning for me.

In common with the best crypto casinos, Winna also offers sports betting. Both standard and live betting are offered on traditional sports like tennis, soccer, baseball, and ice hockey. Additionally, esports betting is available on disciplines including Counter-Strike, Dota 2, Valorant, and League of Legends.

At the time of producing this Winna casino review, it appeared the platform was running absolutely no promotional offers at all. Yep, there’s no “promotions” section in the lobby. However, a couple of promos were featured on the carousel. 

Winna does, however, offer a VIP program. In fact, it makes quite the song and dance about it, offering a VIP transfer option. 

The loyalty/VIP scheme at Winna features 6 tiers, each with 5 levels, with your status dependent on how much you’ve wagered. The main reward comes in the form of rakeback and monthly bonuses, but higher tiers also get additional perks.

Winna casino provides 24/7 player support via live chat and email (support@winnna.com). There’s also a useful Help section with answers to common questions.

Additionally, you can follow and connect with Winna via social media platforms including Telegram, Reddit, X (Twitter), and Discord. However, at the time of making this Winna crypto casino review, there was nothing at all on the official X account, and only 283 members on the Discord server, so don’t expect too much! 

Visually, Winna looks like a thousand other crypto casinos. If anything, it’s a little more bare-boned than most – but that’s probably because it hasn’t been around long. Still, it’s easy enough to use and navigate, and most things seem to work – though we did have one NoLimit City slot crash on us. 

Unfortunately, while Winna makes overtones about responsible gambling – there’s a page linked in the footer, and a “Winna Cares” section accessible from “Settings” – there aren’t actually any safer gambling tools provided. Yes, you can request self-exclusion, but you can’t set deposit, loss, or time limits. 

In terms of international accessibility, at the time of writing this Winna review, the platform was only available in English.

No dedicated Winner casino mobile app is available for Android, iOS, or Windows. However, the website has been optimized for mobile browsers, so it is perfectly usable on smartphones and tablets.

I would note that many of the Trustpilot reviews bear all the hallmarks of reputation laundering. Indeed, based on the few reviews that do seem legitimate, I’d say there are serious questions about the integrity of Winna. Still, we do have to keep in mind that the casino hasn’t been around for long, so we should give it some time to prove itself.