What is Boo Casino?
Boo Casino is an online casino with a cartoon ghost mascot and a large lobby of pokies and live dealer tables. It is run by Green Feather Online Limited, a company registered in Malta, and holds a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority issued in January 2019.
Boo Casino is online only, with no land-based venue. Its official website is boocasino.com, and visitors from New Zealand are redirected to boocasino.co, the address Boo Casino New Zealand uses. The lobby is split into a casino section and a live casino section, and New Zealand dollars are one of the currencies you can pick when you open an account, so deposits, bets and withdrawals can all stay in NZD.
This review covers the parts that matter before you hand over any personal details: the licence, the account rules, how payments and ID checks work, and where the site is strong or weak.
Is Boo Casino legit and safe?
Boo Casino operates under licence number MGA/B2C/445/2017 from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), one of the better-known gambling regulators in Europe. You can check the licence yourself on the MGA public register. An MGA licence means the operator has to follow rules on player funds, fair games, complaints and responsible gambling.
The licence history has one blemish. On 7 August 2023 the MGA suspended it for a breach of its compliance directive, then lifted the suspension on 18 August 2023, citing prompt action and cooperation from the operator. The same licence also covers the casino's sister sites, Galactic Wins and Mr Fortune.
The terms also show a standard approach to security and fraud. Every player who deposits goes through "Know Your Customer" checks, accounts are limited to one per person, and the site may block accounts that connect through a VPN or proxy. These rules can feel strict, but they are typical of a regulated casino and protect both sides.
Games and pokies
The lobby brings together games from 48 studios, including Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Games Global, Playson, Wazdan, Betsoft, BGaming, Ruby Play and Amusnet. Between them they supply thousands of titles, with pokies making up most of the library.
Finding something to play is easier than the size suggests. Games are grouped by theme (gems, wildlife, ocean, books and dozens more) and by feature, so you can jump straight to Hold & Win, cluster pays, Bonus Buy, low-stakes or jackpot games. New releases and trending titles have their own rows, and a "Play with Bonus" filter shows which games you can use while a bonus is active.
The live casino section covers dealer-hosted tables such as blackjack, roulette and baccarat, along with game shows. Live games stream in real time, so a stable connection matters more here than for pokies.
Bonuses and promotions
New players in New Zealand get a welcome package of up to NZ$1,000 plus 150 free spins over the first three deposits: 100% up to NZ$500, then 50% up to NZ$200, then 100% up to NZ$300, each with 50 spins. The minimum deposit is NZ$20, and the bonus carries 40x wagering on bonus plus deposit.
After that, the NZ site runs a weekly reload on Wednesdays, exclusive free spins on pre-release pokies, a Game of the Week, seasonal spins and 10% live casino cashback from Wednesday to Friday. Regular players also climb five loyalty tiers, from Bronze to Black, with VIP cashback of 5–20% on net deposits from Silver upwards, and everyone earns Complementary Points after the first deposit.
A bonus is optional. If the terms don't suit the way you play, you can skip it and play with your own money, which you can withdraw at any time without wagering conditions. Our bonus guide breaks down every offer, the wagering maths and the rules that can void winnings, with separate guides to free spins and the no deposit bonus.
Payments in NZD
There are more than 20 payment methods. Pick NZD when you register and your balance stays in New Zealand dollars, which avoids currency conversion fees on deposits and withdrawals.
| Rule | What the terms say |
|---|---|
| Minimum deposit | NZ$5; some methods and promotions require more |
| Minimum withdrawal | NZ$20 |
| Monthly withdrawals | Up to NZ$20,000 in any rolling 30 days, plus what you deposited in that period |
| Maximum single deposit | €7,000 (about NZ$14,000) |
| Where withdrawals go | Back to the method you deposited with first; some payouts may need a bank account or card in your name |
| Payment ownership | Cards, bank accounts and e-wallets must be in your own name |
| ID check | Required at the latest when total withdrawals reach €2,000 (about NZ$4,000), and possible at any time |
The casino aims to process approved withdrawals within 3–5 business days once your account is verified, and standard deposits and withdrawals carry no fees. The first withdrawal usually takes the longest because it is often when ID checks happen, so getting verified early saves time. For methods, fees and limits in full, read the payments guide.
Verification and account rules
The casino's terms are clear about who can play and how. These are the rules most likely to affect you:
- One account only. One account per person, household, email address, payment method and device. Duplicate accounts can be closed and withdrawals from them are not paid.
- No VPNs. Connecting through a VPN, proxy or similar service can get an account blocked and winnings withheld.
- ID documents. Photo ID, a recent proof of address and proof of payment ownership can be requested; the payments guide lists what is accepted.
- Inactivity fee. An account counts as inactive after 12 months without a login. Boo will try to contact you first, but after that an inactivity fee of €5 (about NZ$10) is charged each month until you log in again.
Our Boo Casino sign up guide walks through the registration form and the verification process step by step.
Mobile play
The site runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen as a web app from the site itself. Either way you get the same account, balance and games as on desktop. Installation takes under a minute (see the app guide). Modern pokies are built in HTML5, so they scale to small screens and work with touch controls. Live games use more data, so Wi-Fi is the better choice for long sessions.
Customer support
Support is available 24/7 through live chat on the site, which usually replies within minutes, and by email at [email protected], usually answered within 48 hours. If a complaint isn't resolved, you can take it to eCOGRA, the casino's independent dispute service, or to the Malta Gaming Authority. Our Boo Casino FAQ answers the most common questions.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority since 2019
- NZD account currency
- Large lobby from 48 studios with useful filters
- 24/7 live chat and email support
- Responsible gambling tools in the account
What to watch
- Bonuses come with wagering and max bet rules
- Strict one-account and no-VPN rules
- Inactivity fee after 12 months without a login
- Some limits in the terms are set in euros
How to get started
- Create your account. Choose a username, add your email, set a password and pick NZD. See the registration guide for each step.
- Set your limits. Add a deposit limit before your first deposit. It takes a minute and keeps spending in check. Our responsible gambling page explains the tools.
- Deposit and play. Choose a payment method in your own name, decide whether you want a bonus, then start playing.
Already have an account? Our Boo Casino login guide covers signing in, resetting a password and fixing common login problems.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Boo Casino?
It is owned and operated by Green Feather Online Limited, a company registered in Malta under company number C80735.
Which licence does it hold?
Licence MGA/B2C/445/2017 from the Malta Gaming Authority, issued on 16 January 2019.
Can I play in New Zealand dollars?
NZD is one of the currencies on the sign-up form. Choose it when you register so your balance, deposits and withdrawals stay in NZD.
How long do withdrawals take?
It depends on the payment method and on whether your account is verified. The first withdrawal is usually the slowest because ID checks often happen at that point.
What documents will I need?
Usually photo ID (passport, driver licence or national ID), a proof of address from the last three months such as a utility bill or bank statement, and proof that you own the payment method you used.
Can I have more than one account?
Only one. A second account, even one opened on a shared computer or with a family member's card, can be closed and any withdrawal from it refused.