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The library is deeper than I thought — around 3,500 games by my rough count. Pragmatic takes up a lot of space, so you get the usual — Sweet Bonanza pinned to the popular tab. Play’n GO supplies Book of Dead, plus a fair amount of NetEnt in there too. My go-to is Big Time Gaming stuff if I’ve got a bit of budget to burn.

The welcome offer on Trino Casino is 100% up to ?500 plus 200 free spins, split across a few deposits. Playthrough is 40x, and that’s about average, not amazing. Min deposit is a tenner. There’s a no-deposit spins offer now and then — it comes and goes, so you can check the latest offers over on [url=https://merchandisingb2b.com/trino-casino-what-to-know/]casino trino[/url] if you’re keen.

Cashouts are the bit that matters, and on this front Trino hasn’t messed me around. Withdrew a few hundred to Neteller a fortnight ago and it cleared in about six hours. Debit cards work, e-wallets are quicker, plus there’s crypto for anyone who bothers. The one thing that annoyed me: bank transfers were painfully slow initially.

Live chat runs round the clock and the people there actually read what you write, but getting a human can take a good quarter of an hour during peak hours. Live dealer runs on Evolution, so real croupiers, proper blackjack and roulette tables, plus Crazy Time and Lightning Roulette if you like the game show stuff — not my thing but my girlfriend loves it. No app, only the mobile site, which is fine on iPhone but occasionally forgets my filters.