Royal Panda Live Casino Review

Royal Panda is a casino with a strong international focus, and a great Loyal Panda reward scheme for prizes. Royal Panda is owned by respected provider Leo Vegas, and is licenced by the GB gambling commission and the Maltese Gaming Authority – so you know your details and funds are in safe hands. And with over 250 games to splash your cash on, there’s no shortage of fun ways to spend (and hopefully win) during your time here!

Royal Panda doesn’t have the biggest selection of live casino games, but it’s far from the smallest we’ve seen either. All are hosted by industry heavyweight Evolution Gaming, so you can be assured they are quality titles that won’t let you down. As well as this they have three custom tables, featuring Royal Panda branding and exclusive offers – although this is only for blackjack and roulette at the time of writing. As well as various versions of blackjack, baccarat, roulette and poker (covering all budgets from 50p per spin party play to high rolling VIP tables) they also offer Evolution’s immersive roulette experience and a Wheel of Fortune type game called Dream Catcher. They also have Evolution’s new Salon Privé tables for Roulette and Blackjack, where you can play 1 on 1 with the dealer for a true VIP casino experience.

Localisation/Native Tables

When it comes to localisation, Royal Panda offers Evolution Gaming’s German and Swedish live roulette tables as well as bunch of languages for their site. All easily accessible from the main homepage, these are: English, Dutch, Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Finnish, Norwegian and Japanese.

Private Tables

There are three private tables in the Royal Panda live casino section. These are Royal Panda Live Roulette and then a VIP and standard version of blackjack. To be honest we felt the Royal Panda branding didn’t add much to the experience, but at least it wasn’t hugely invasive. The real draw is the exclusive offers that come up from time to time, which aren’t available on the regular Evolution Live Casino tables. For regular players, the different hosts and surroundings might also help change things up a little between sessions.

Mobile

Royal Panda’s mobile version is smooth and looks great, but only around half the slots titles are available for play. On a tablet, you can access their desktop site for 100% access. No dedicated apps either, but the mobile site is completely optimised and runs fine in your browser. Despite losing some slots titles, the mobile site is pretty good to be honest – it does have an impressive search and filter function, which lets you find your favourite game easily and quickly. The branding is clean and bright, without being overbearing and all the live casino games are available for play on Android and iOS devices. Although you may want to check the specs of your device before playing these particular games on an older model.

All the usual payment methods (Paysafe, Skrill, Netteller, Visa, MasterCard) are present at Royal Panda as well as a whole host of global payment options befitting their mission to be an international online casino. The full list is: (deep breath) AstroPay, DineroMail, EcoPayz, e-pro, ewire, Giro Pay, iDebit, InstaDebit, Interac Online, iWallet, Sofort, Todito Cash, Transferencia, Trustly, Venus Point and Zimpler. While impressive, bear in mind that many of these are localised options that probably won’t be suitable for you and your currency.

But it’s nice to know they are there! Users should also be aware, that withdrawals are only allowed through bank cards, bank transfer, Neteller and Skrill. Both bank options take 1-5 days and the two e-wallets are instant. During our review we couldn’t actually find a list of the currencies accepted, even in the T&Cs, but the live chat support assistant (shout out Matt!) was quick to assist us and we had the info in less than a minute.

So, straight from the, err, Panda’s mouth – the accepted currencies at Royal Panda are: EUR, GPB, INR, CAD, BRL, SEK, NOK, JPY, NZD and USD.