Bracco Casino

"When I signed up for an account, I was automatically credited with 10,000 Bracco Coins that I could use to start playing games in the lobby. This is pretty low for a sweepstakes casino. As an example, BigPirate Casino offers players 20,000 GC and 2 Diamonds (SC equivalent) at sign-up, plus 100,000 GC after email and phone verification. There is, however, another welcome bonus at Bracco in the form of a first purchase discount. When you purchase Bracco Coins in the store, you’ll get a 50% bonus of Bracco Cash to play with as well, with the bonus getting you up to 100 Bracco Cash."

"Although Bracco does offer casino games for its players, the site’s primary interest is, admittedly, in its sportsbook. That means that the game lobby might not be getting the attention I’d expect to see from the average sweepstakes casino, even a newer one. At Bracco, there are currently over 160 games available to play, all provided by a single developer: Betsoft. Compare this to another new casino, LoneStar, which offers over 400 games from 18 providers. Many newer casinos offer a few hundred games, with the more established sites in the thousands, such as at High 5 Casino or Stake.us. That Bracco’s number is so low right now is not necessarily a surprise, given that it has a very different focus than these competitors. Still, I would like to see more of a variety in the future for players interested in the casino game side of the site."

"Bracco is a crypto-based sweepstakes casino, like Stake.us and MetaWin, which means that all purchases and redemptions are made through cryptocurrency. For players who don’t use crypto, this is a definite downside, especially since Bracco doesn’t facilitate the purchase of cryptocurrencies like you can at the other sweepstakes casinos. However, it does come with some upsides as well. Transactions are secure and anonymous, as they’re processed through the blockchain. It also means faster redemption times when compared to sweepstakes casinos that use bank transfers to send players their prizes."

"Bracco uses SSL encryption to keep your personal and payment details safe, and all the games come from a trusted provider that gets its titles independently tested for fairness. On top of that, you can enable two-factor authentication for extra protection for your account. If you ever feel you need to manage your play, you don’t have to wait on support. Instead, you can set time-outs or spending limits directly from your account."

"Bracco doesn’t have a dedicated casino app for you to download from either the Play or App store, but this isn’t really a surprise. Most sweepstakes casinos don’t, outside of ones like McLuck Casino. However, that shouldn’t usually be a dealbreaker if you’re someone who likes to play on the go. Most modern sweepstakes casinos build their sites with HTML5, which automatically adjusts the site to your screen regardless of the device. This is the case for Bracco as well. For the most part, I had no issues when I was testing out the site, whether it was on a smartphone or tablet. I could navigate the site and play games just as easily as I did on my computer. The one place I did run into issues was in the coin store. On occasion, there would be issues with the page loading in right, but the problem wasn’t always consistent and was more a layout nuisance than an actual problem."

"If you need to get in touch with Bracco’s customer support, you can do so through their support email or by using the web form on the site. It’s easy to find the latter, as there’s a sticky button to reach it on every page. It took a few hours for them to get back to me, but the agents I spoke with were able to help answer all my questions. Unfortunately, these are the only ways of getting help. Phone support at sweepstakes casinos is rare, and while the absence of a live chat is disappointing, it’s not unheard of. The real issue is the lack of an FAQ on the site. If you have any questions at all, even about basic issues, you’re going to have to wait for someone to get back to you about it."

"Bracco’s site is simple, but functional. The menus are all easy to navigate, which is especially helpful in the sportsbook sections, as it can be easy to get lost there. I did also enjoy the bright orange color palette, which ties nicely into their sports-focused branding. Signing up for a new account was also easy. I just needed my personal info and email address to get started. While it’s implied on the signup screen that the ability to make an account through Google or Apple will be available, both options are currently grayed out and marked as ‘coming soon.’"