About This Casino Days Guide
This guide is written for Canadian players who want clear answers about Casino Days before they sign up: who writes the pages, where each fact comes from, and what the dates under every page really mean.
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What this site is
This is a guide to one casino, Casino Days, written for players in Canada. It is built to be useful rather than flattering: it tells you what the casino offers, what the conditions are, and where the casino does not publish an answer.
Each page answers one question, so you can jump straight to the one you need instead of scrolling through a single long article. The homepage gives the overview: the welcome offer, the game library and how to get started. Everything else goes deeper.
Is it worth joining?
The Casino Days review walks through bonus, cashier, games and support, and ends with a scorecard.
What does C$ play look like?
Playing in CAD explains balances, deposits, wagering and withdrawals counted in Canadian dollars.
Which slot is that?
The Jammin' Jars page covers how the slot works and how to try it, including demo play.
What about my province?
Players in the east can start with Newfoundland and Labrador, which sets out what applies there.
If a payment does not go through, the deposit declined page lists the usual causes and the order in which to check them.
The author
Chris Martin, Casino Gaming Expert
Chris leads the Casino Days review desk of this site. He is the person who decides whether a page is ready, and the name in the author line at the bottom of every page is his.
His work on a page is practical and repeatable. Here is what it looks like in practice:
Tests sign-up and cashier flows: walks through registration and the cashier as a Canadian player would, and notes what is shown at each step.
Reads the terms and bonus policy: wagering, time limits, maximum bet and game weighting are taken from the written conditions, not from promo banners.
Checks regulator listings: confirms that the licence and registration statements match the public registers.
Updates pages: revisits each page when something changes and moves the dates only as described below.
We keep the profile short on purpose. It says what Chris does on this site and nothing that cannot be shown.
How we check facts
Every claim on these pages has a source, and the sources are used in a fixed order. When two of them disagree, the higher one on the list wins.
- 1
The operator's own Canadian pages: the Canadian site, its terms and conditions and its bonus policy.
- 2
Regulator registers: the iGaming Ontario operator directory, the Kahnawake Gaming Commission permit-holder list, and the AGLC for Alberta.
- 3
The cashier as Canadian players see it: methods, limits and processing times as displayed in C$.
Not published means not published. If a limit, fee or deadline cannot be confirmed from these sources, the page says "not published" instead of offering a guess. We would rather leave a gap than hand you a number that turns out to be wrong.
How the scorecard works
The scorecard on the review page rates Casino Days on six criteria. Each criterion carries a stated weight, each row gets its own mark, and the total is computed from the rows rather than entered separately. That way you can see exactly which areas pull the result up or down, and change the weighting in your head if your priorities differ.
The three dates
The author line sits at the bottom of every page, above the footer. It carries three dates, and each one means something specific.
- 1
Published
The day the first version of the page went live. It is fixed and never changes.
- 2
Updated
Changes only when the text of the page really changes, for example a new bonus condition.
- 3
Checked
The last time the facts were compared with the sources listed above.
The difference matters. A page can be checked last week and updated months ago, which simply means nothing needed changing. If the Checked date is old, treat the details as a starting point and confirm them in the cashier and the casino's terms.
Casino Days at a glance
Since the rest of this guide is about one casino, here are the verified basics in one place. Each item is covered in more detail on the pages above.
Verified facts Casino Days
- Online since2020
- National siteKahnawake licence
- Ontario siteiGaming Ontario
- AlbertaAGLC, since 13 Jul 2026
- OwnerBetsson, since Aug 2026
- GamesOver 6,000
- Welcome offer100% to C$2,000 + 100 FS
- Live chat24/7
The Ontario site is separate from the national one, so Ontario players use the version listed in the iGaming Ontario directory. If you want to see the offer on the casino's own page, this button opens it in a new tab.
Responsible play
Casino games are entertainment, and a bonus never changes the odds. Casino Days gives every account a set of tools, and it is worth setting them up before your first deposit rather than after a bad session.
- Deposit, loss and wager limits, daily, weekly or monthly. Decreases apply at once, increases after 24 hours.
- A reality check that reminds you how long you have been playing.
- Time-outs of 24, 48 or 72 hours, one week, or one, two or five months.
- Self-exclusion for six months, one year or five years.
Need to talk to someone? Free, confidential help is available in Canada from the Responsible Gambling Council, ConnexOntario and GameSense. Players must be 18+, or 19+ where the province requires it.
Corrections
Terms change, and a guide can fall behind. If something here looks out of date, compare it with the date line at the bottom of the page: the Checked date shows when we last compared the facts with the sources.
- Account or payment problem
- Use the live chat of the casino
- Page looks out of date
- Check the Checked date at the bottom
- Fact we could not confirm
- Marked "not published"
For anything about your own account, such as a deposit, a bonus or a withdrawal, the casino's live chat is the right place, since only the casino can see your account. This guide cannot act on it.
About this guide: FAQ
Is this the official Casino Days website?
No. This is a separate guide for Canadian players. Accounts, deposits, bonuses and withdrawals are handled on the casino's own site, and the buttons here simply take you there.
Who decides what goes on a page?
The Casino Days review desk, led by Chris Martin. Every page starts from a question a Canadian player would ask, and the answer is built from the casino's own Canadian pages, its terms and the regulator lists.
What happens if a detail cannot be confirmed?
We write "not published" instead of guessing. A missing limit, fee or deadline is more useful to you as an honest gap than as a number nobody can point to.
Why do some pages show an Updated date that is older than the Checked date?
Because the two answer different questions. Checked moves whenever we compare the facts with the sources again. Updated moves only when the wording of the page actually changes, so a recent Checked date with an older Updated date means the facts still held.
How is the scorecard total calculated?
The scorecard on the review page has six criteria with stated weights. Each row gets its own mark, and the total is computed from those rows, never typed in by hand.
Can I rely on a page for a decision about my own account?
Use it as a starting point. Bonus terms, limits and provincial rules can change, so confirm the details in the cashier and the terms shown to you before you deposit.
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Open the lobby, check the cashier in C$ and compare what you see with what this guide says.
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