- OperatorRabidi N.V.
- AUD Withdrawal Limit$800/day · $10,500/month
- Withdrawal ProcessingWithin 3 business days
- Game TypesSlots, Live, Jackpot, Crash & more
The game range: pokies, tables, bingo and more
The Vinyl Casino selection covers the main casino formats in one place. You can move from a quick pokies session to roulette, blackjack or baccarat, then switch to bingo, keno or a live game when you want a different pace. There are also jackpot games, scratch cards, crash games, video poker and craps and dice.
That mix is handy if you do not want to stick to one style every time you play. Digital games tend to suit shorter, self-directed sessions, while live games add a streamed dealer and a more social table format. Whatever you choose, each game uses real money, so set a budget before you begin and treat the session as entertainment.
- Pokies and other slot-style games
- Roulette, blackjack and baccarat
- Video poker
- Bingo and keno
- Jackpot games and scratch cards
- Crash games
- Craps and dice
- Live blackjack, roulette, baccarat, bingo, poker, dice, game shows and other live titles
A broad choice without leaving the casino lobby
The catalogue combines traditional table games, reel-based casino games and live formats. Start with the type of session you want, then narrow down to a title.
Pokies, jackpots and quick-play formats for shorter sessions
Pokies are the main place to start if you prefer straightforward, self-paced play. You can choose from titles supplied by several studios, with themes and mechanics varying from game to game. The range also includes jackpot games when you want that format, plus scratch cards for a simpler option.
Crash games offer another style of play, while keno and bingo keep the focus on numbers and draws. Video poker brings a card-based format without a live dealer, and craps and dice give you a different table-game option from roulette or blackjack. It is worth spending a moment checking the rules shown for the individual title before staking money.
Some named titles in the range include Wanted Dead or a Wild, Gates of Olympus, Floating Dragon Hold and Spin, Sugar Rush, Sweet Bonanza, Book of Shadows, Sugar Rush 1000, Gates of Heaven, Tombstone RIP, Fury of Anubis, Starlight Princess and Bigger Bass Bonanza. These give you a useful starting point if you already know the sort of game name or studio you like.
Live games: blackjack, roulette, baccarat and shows
The live section brings dealer-led play into the casino range. You can choose live blackjack, live roulette and live baccarat, along with live bingo, live dice games and live poker. Live game shows are included too, as well as other live games.
Live blackjack and live roulette will feel familiar if you already enjoy the standard versions, but the live format adds a dealer and a streamed table setting. Live baccarat is another option for card-game players, while live bingo and live dice offer a change of rhythm. Game shows sit at the more varied end of the live selection.
Before joining a live game, check the table information and decide how much you want to spend on that session. Live play can feel more continuous than a digital title, so having your limit in mind before you sit down is a simple way to keep things comfortable.
Pick the format before the title
If you want a dealer and table atmosphere, start in live games. If you would rather choose your own pace, browse pokies, table games or other digital formats instead.
Game providers and named titles to start with
Vinyl Casino works with Pragmatic Play, Mancala Gaming, Zitro, Nektan, EyeCon, Hacksaw Gaming and Nolimit City. That gives you several studio styles to explore rather than one uniform catalogue. If a familiar provider matters to you, use the named titles below as a starting point.
| Provider | Named titles |
|---|---|
| Pragmatic Play | Gates of Olympus; Floating Dragon Hold and Spin; Sugar Rush; Sweet Bonanza; Sugar Rush 1000; Gates of Heaven; Fury of Anubis; Starlight Princess; Bigger Bass Bonanza |
| Hacksaw Gaming | Wanted Dead or a Wild |
| Nolimit City | Book of Shadows; Tombstone RIP |
| Other providers | Mancala Gaming, Zitro, Nektan and EyeCon |
The catalogue also names Rise of Giza PowerNudge, Bruce Lee, Fat Lady Sings and Phoenix Fire. A title name can help you find a familiar game, but the important part is still the individual game information: check the rules, stake options and play format shown before you start.
Find a game in your preferred style
Begin with a provider or title you recognise, then compare it with another format so you can choose a session that suits your budget and mood.
A simple way to choose a game for your session
With this many formats available, choosing does not need to be complicated. Think about how involved you want to be, how long you want the session to last and whether you want a dealer-led game or a digital title. That usually narrows the range quickly.
For a short, self-directed session, look at pokies, scratch cards, crash games or video poker. For a more continuous table experience, browse the live options.
Pick reels, cards, numbers, wheels, dice or live shows. Roulette, blackjack and baccarat suit different preferences, while bingo and keno keep the action centred on numbers.
Open the game information before staking. Look at the available stake choices and understand how that particular title works.
Decide your spend before playing and avoid increasing it simply because the session has not gone your way. A fixed limit makes it easier to stop when you planned to.
If you use Bonuses, keep their conditions separate from your normal game choice. Likewise, any later Withdrawal is an account task rather than a reason to choose a higher-stakes game.
Gamecheck and sensible play around real-money games
Game integrity is verified through Gamecheck. That gives you a named verification system connected with the games, while the rules for each individual title remain the place to check how play works.
There is no win limit on the account. That does not remove the normal risk of gambling, though: a win is never guaranteed, and losses can happen. Keep your stake at an amount you can comfortably afford to lose.
A win limit is not a loss limit
Vinyl Casino has no win limit on the account, but every game still carries real financial risk. Keep control of the amount and time you put into a session.
Playing from Australia through the browser
Australian players can use AUD as a supported currency when using Vinyl Casino. The site is mobile-optimised for browser play, so the game range can be accessed from a phone or tablet without a dedicated Mobile App. This keeps the focus on choosing a game and setting a comfortable session, rather than on installing extra software.
The support team is available through live chat 24/7, with email support also available. Support languages are English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, while the website is offered in the same five languages. If you need help understanding a game format, the live chat is the quickest support option listed.
For an Australian session, begin with AUD, choose the game category that fits your preference and check the title information before staking. It is a simple routine, but honestly, this is the part most people skip.
Ready to browse by game type?
Choose between pokies, live games, table formats, numbers, jackpots and more, then set your own limits before you play.
Games: your questions
What types of games can I play at Vinyl Casino?
The range includes pokies, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker, bingo, jackpot games, live games, craps and dice, keno, scratch cards and crash games.
Does Vinyl Casino have live dealer games?
Yes. Live options include blackjack, roulette, baccarat, bingo, dice games, poker, game shows and other live titles.
Which game providers are available?
Providers include Pragmatic Play, Mancala Gaming, Zitro, Nektan, EyeCon, Hacksaw Gaming and Nolimit City.
What are some named games in the catalogue?
Examples include Wanted Dead or a Wild, Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, Sugar Rush, Starlight Princess, Book of Shadows, Tombstone RIP and Bigger Bass Bonanza.
How is game integrity verified?
Vinyl Casino uses Gamecheck to verify real games. You can also review the rules for each individual title before playing.
Can Australian players use AUD for casino games?
Yes. AUD is one of the supported currencies, so Australian players can use it when browsing and playing the available games.
What is the best way to choose a game?
Start with the format you prefer, such as pokies, cards, numbers, wheels, dice or live games. Then check the title information, decide your session budget and choose a game that matches your planned pace.
