Tropicana Casino Review

Banking & Payment Methods

Tropicana Casino provides players with a broad range of different payment options to select from, and the online casino has worked hard to ensure that New Jersey residents may make deposits and withdrawals in the manner that is most convenient for them. When it comes to making payments and withdrawals, Tropicana Casino touts ACH as the most safe and dependable way available, while they also emphasize that debit and credit cards are also accepted at the online casino.

With a bank transfer, you may make deposits and withdrawals in amounts up to $15,000 per day, or $3,500 per week. However, there are some restrictions: you can only make deposits and withdrawals in amounts up to $15,000 per day, or $3,500 per week using a bank transfer.

Additionally, Tropicana Casino has a variety of offline deposit options, including PayNearMe (which can be accessible by visiting your local 7-11), and you may even add credit to your online casino account by visiting the Tropicana Casino Atlantic City casino’s cashier cage.

As an added bonus, Tropicana Casino now offers ApplePay as an acceptable payment option – however withdrawals from the online casino are not presently processed using this method.

Withdrawal Speed

Player withdrawals are processed quickly at Tropicana Casino, with the maximum amount of time that may be taken being only 24 hours in some cases.

Once your account has been properly verified you can expect Tropicana Casino to execute your withdrawal in – on average – roughly 6 hours, however this time-frame can extend to a full 24 hours throughout the night or on weekends.

There are no limits to the amount of money you can withdraw in a single transaction, nor are there any restrictions on the number of withdrawal requests you can submit per day or month. While there is no manual flushing option, Tropicana Casino is fairly open and transparent about how they process player funds, and it is extremely rare to hear of players experiencing difficulties withdrawing funds from their Tropicana Casino account.

Responsible gaming

Here’s what Tropicana Casino has to say about responsible gambling at their online casino:

“We provide a full set of tools to help you budget your deposits, spending, time, or any combination of the three.

• You can set daily, weekly or monthly limits on the amount you deposit into your Patron Account.
• You can set gaming session control limits so you can control the amount of time you want to play.
• You can set a daily, weekly or monthly limit on the amount you can spend from your Patron Account.
• Account Cool Off – You can take a break from the site for between 72 hours and 4 weeks. During that time you won’t be able to log in to your Patron Account.
• New Jersey Casino Gambling Self-Exclusion Program – You may request to voluntarily exclude access to your online account by signing up for the New Jersey Casino Gambling Self-Exclusion Program. To sign up to the self-exclusion program, you may submit an application via your online account or visit one of the two Department of Gaming Enforcement offices in person at the address locations listed on the Self-Exclusion section of My Account. On a request made using your online account you may exclude access to your account for a period of one (1) year or five (5) years. During that time you will not be able to reopen your account or take part in any games on any Internet gaming sites in New Jersey. A person remains on the self-exclusion list until such time as they appear in person at one of the two Division of Gaming Enforcement offices after the period of exclusion they chose has expired and request to be removed from the list. You may only choose a lifetime exclusion period by making your request in person at one of the DGE’s offices.”

About the Team and History

Tropicana Casino is the online casino branch of the popular land-based casino in Atlantic City – also called Tropicana Casino – and it’s been around since 2013, so they’re one of the oldest online casinos operating in the US industry. Tropicana Casino uses online gambling software provided by Gamesys, and they operate solely in New Jersey – so players from other states are, currently, unable to sign-up and register an account.

Tropicana Casino may be a US-facing online casino but they’ve managed to partner up with many of the world’s biggest and most well-known game developers and software providers ensuring that players can enjoy a huge selection of casino games, and when we were writing this Tropicana Casino review we were incredibly impressed with the variety of casino games on offer.

The Tropicana online casino has slowly become one of the country’s most popular online casinos, and we expect to see them continue to rise in popularity.

Complaints and Track Record

Tropicana Casino has a very solid reputation here at Casinomeister – and here’s what a few of our members have been saying about the brand:

Slippery Pete said this: “Hey guys, I wanted to post a couple quick notes on my experience so far with NJ’s new online version of certain, land-based casinos:

Tropicana – First one I deposited at. I think I deposited $25. Requested an $85 ACH withdrawal back to the same account I deposited from on a Tuesday, which was approved and back in my bank account by Friday morning, with no additional documentation required:) Very cool. They even gave me a $35 no deposit bonus when I made the withdrawal.”

Some players also had experience playing in the online casino’s land-based casino – and here’s what Silcnlayc had to say:

“My husband and I loved the Trop, before they updated it. It became a circus..trying to get to the casino takes days from the parking lot..we used to go for years , we started from way back when they had a Ferris wheel on the main floor entrance…then the Trop became a mall, short and sweet…that’s it…

Now we play at the Borgata because of the ease of entrance and location of the casino. You don’t have to walk miles through shopping malls to get to where you wanted to go in the first place, the casino..

And I am not a stuffy person!:lolup: Just hated the way they designed the Trop after the upgrade…awful…

I haven’t been in over 9 months to the Borgata (updating my bath right now with my fun money) and they still send room invites for a whole weekend and I am not a high roller..just average.

I guess it just depends on what you go for and how much trouble you want to go to. to get to what you want to do during your visits!”

However, when Mousey posted the following news report:

“New Jersey’s casino enforcement agency recommended only a one-year license renewal Tuesday for Tropicana Casino and Resort, citing mass layoffs and a litany of customer complaints under the troubled ownership of Columbia Sussex Corp.

The recommendation by the Division of Gaming Enforcement will be considered by the New Jersey Casino Control Commission when it meets Dec. 12 to make a final ruling on Tropicana’s license and the suitability of Columbia Sussex and Chief Executive Officer William J. Yung III as owners.

In closing arguments, the division’s acting director, Yvonne G. Maher, said Tropicana has not met the standard of a “first-class facility” as required by New Jersey casino law.

She contended that Yung and his company were ill-prepared to jump into the country’s second-largest gaming market when they acquired the Tropicana in January as part of a $2.75 billion acquisition of a casino…”

Not all players were happy – as Babs S7262 explained:

“I saw that on the news a couple of days ago. That is such BullSh&^%. I have seen first hand how much money Yung and his partners have put into this establishment. They have 4 separate towers and they have been renovating each tower every year.

I think people like to feel important and the Trop just isn’t like that. For instance….if you go to Caesars Palace in AC or the Borgata…..very stuffy stuck up people…The Trop has a lot of great expensive stores and restaurants , they’re just not stuffy, they are friendly. You guys see how they treat me, I’m a low roller yet I get 2 nights a week free and in a suit to boot!

I hope this place never changes. It will be a sad day if they don’t renew for 5 years. OMG….you should see some of the dumps in AC.”

While it’s clear not everyone loves Tropicana Casino, we receive very, very few complaints about the brand here – and we have no issue recommending the online casino to our readers.