JuiceBet Casino Review

Identity Verification Documents

JuiceBet’s verification will start after your first three successful deposits. You will need to give them valid proof of identity, which means a clear copy of your ID, passport, or driver’s license. You’ll have to make sure all edges and all the requested personal info are clearly visible. Also, a selfie of you holding the front side of your ID will be required to verify that you are who you say you are.

Proof of payment will also be necessary, and it includes clear copies of the card (or cards) you used for deposits, showing the cardholder’s name, the first 6 and last 4 digits, and the card’s expiration date. Of course, the CVV and the other digits are better off hidden for your fund’s security. If you want to receive money via bank wire or cryptocurrency, you’ll need to send some other documents, too, like a Wire Instruction or a screenshot of your BTC or USDT wallet.

Verification Time

JuiceBet usually claims to take 1 to 3 business days to check and complete the verification after you’ve sent your documents. Of course, this will depend on many factors like the accuracy of the information, your activity, and any special circumstances.

VIP Program

VIP rewards don’t seem to be a thing here – we didn’t find any indications of a VIP program or any loyalty-based incentives.

Promotions

JuiceBet apparently isn’t big on promotions either, as there are none at all, nor is there a menu category indicating that the site intends to include some in the future.

Bonus Codes

No bonus codes are mentioned.

Withdrawal Limits

The only disclosed withdrawal limit is EUR 2,500 per transaction.

Problems

Problems are kind of JuiceBet’s specialty – there are just so many of them to consider. Firstly, the site doesn’t have a dedicated bonus or promotions page, and any bonuses they claim to offer are simply presented as banners scattered around the site, with barely any info on the terms and conditions of the deals.

Then, the sportsbook is quite small, and so is the game library. Actually, it’s hard to tell, as the site doesn’t allow for tag-based searches and doesn’t display its contents in any tangible way.

Another major issue is the fact that the live chat feature doesn’t open when you click on its icon. There are some other problems we noticed, but we can’t keep you here all day. These are probably enough to make you think twice anyway.