Fire Vegas Ontario review 2024

FireVegas only launched in 2022, but it’s already made quite a name for itself. With more than 3,000 games available, from every software provider you can think of, this site offers Ontario casino players a truly expansive game library. But does it measure up in other ways?

In our FireVegas review we’ll get into everything you need to know about this site: whether the casino is fully regulated, what playing on mobile is like, how easy it is to deposit/withdraw cash, and much more.

There’s no doubt that the game library is the jewel in FireVegas’s crown. At the time of writing, the site is packed with around 3,000 different games from more than 100 casino software providers. The bulk of that library is, as usual, made up of online slots, but there are all sorts of table games available as well.

You can find everything from Microgaming staples like Immortal Romance and Game of Thrones through to specialist titles from Barcrest or new additions by Rabcat and Foxium. And we suspect most players will come back to big name favourites like Book of Dead, Bonanza, Temple Tumble, and Deadwood. You can test out almost any game you’re unfamiliar with in Demo Mode.

FireVegas’s selection is a little weaker when it comes to big jackpots. We struggled to find much in the way of progressive slots or massive jackpots here, but we may see more of these added as the legal status of different types of gambling in Ontario continues to evolve. For now, however, there are all sorts of exciting games, including favourites like blackjack and roulette to keep you busy and start racking up some wins on:

Live casino games

If you’re a fan of live dealers, you’ll love FireVegas’s extensive selection of live games. Along with multiple variations of classic casino games, you’ll probably want to try some of the specialty titles available. They’re a little more difficult to classify than the likes of roulette or craps, but just as much fun to play!

FireVegas offers all sorts of different ways for players to filter its slots games. From Sticky Wilds and Megaways through to the software provider, it’s easy to narrow the selection. The only thing missing? A simple A-Z breakdown of every title available in a particular category. You’re spoilt for choice though when it comes to choosing different volatilities, jackpot sizes, bonus rounds, bet sizes and so on.

Despite a couple of minor complaints about search and categorization, hence the 4.5 score, this is an extremely impressive game library packed with games from industry leaders. There truly is something for everyone at FireVegas.

Banking options can always make or break a casino’s rating, and that’s no exception for our FireVegas online review. Fortunately, there’s an impressive range of payment methods here that includes everything from credit/debit cards to e-wallets and vouchers.

At the $20 mark, FireVegas’s minimum deposits are not the lowest we’ve seen at Ontario venues. Minimum withdrawals stand at just ten bucks, though. They’re all quick and easy, but e-wallets are always a great choice if you’re looking to take advantage of instant deposits and quick payouts.

FireVegas is registered with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) via its parent company TWHG Inc. and is regulated by iGaming Ontario (iGO). This means you can rest assured that they’re doing everything they can to protect your personal details and financial information.

You won’t need to worry about having to pay any extra fees either, since FireVegas doesn’t take a cut on transactions or try to slip in any additional charges.

Deposits

Withdrawals

FireVegas has a solid range of payment options on offer, including credit/debit cards and e-wallets. Deposit minimums could be a little lower, hence the 4.5 score, but making deposits and cashing out is very straightforward.

FireVegas is owned and operated by TWHG Inc., who are registered with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO). TWHG is part of Ontario’s thriving regulated gambling market, conducted and managed by iGaming Ontario (iGO). Rest assured this is a totally legit site for players in Ontario, with players from elsewhere blocked using geolocation technology.

The site notes relationships with various review sites and so on in its footer, including a prominent Norske Automater button. FireVegas also links to responsible gambling organizations like BetBlocker and Connex Ontario here, as well as its own responsible gambling policy.

FireVegas highlights the importance of RTP (Return To Player) percentages, and how they’re baked into each game, but doesn’t do much to draw attention to those figures or the results of third-party audits. It’s worth noting, however, that the site is pretty new, so we may yet see some more of this information added in future.

We were also pleased to find information about everything from the site’s promotional terms and privacy policy through to its VIP program and complaints procedures highlighted prominently at the bottom of every page.

Customer care

Customer support is available via both live chat and email, with FireVegas aiming to respond to email queries within 24 hours. This venue doesn’t currently offer support via telephone, WhatsApp, or anything like that, and it doesn’t have much of a presence on social media either.

Although FireVegas features an FAQ section offering self-service support to players, it’s pretty sparse right now. We’d like to see some more information added to this help center, since it’s sure to be the first place most players having issues look for assistance.

We’ve never had any problem getting help when we’ve reached out to FireVegas’s support team, but we’d be happy to see some other methods of support added to bolster the site’s (currently quite limited) FAQ section. Added to this more detail on the third party auditing and then our 4.2/5 score would edge on full marks.

Until the casino app was launched very recently, you had to access mobile versions of FireVegas’s games using a responsive version of their main site. The new FireVegas Casino app is available for iPhone/iPad via the App Store. At the time of writing, there’s no Android equivalent, hence the 4.5 score.

The excellent experience of playing FireVegas on the move is much the same whether you’re using the mobile casino site or the iOS app. There are thousands of games available, most of which perform admirably scaled down, and they all look great. With jackpot titles and live dealer games both available, you’re in for a real treat when playing iterations of FireVegas on your smartphone.

Overall, the most impressive feature must be FireVegas’s massive game library. With some 3,000+ favourites, both old and new, every gambler and would be gambler is certain to find a title from one provider or another that will be perfect for them.

Of course, our FireVegas Casino review isn’t perfect. The self-service help center feels a little lacking right now, and the site is bland when compared with some of its flashier competitors. Still, with a game selection that’s virtually unparalleled for players in Ontario, we heartily recommend this venue.