Casino Days Review
Last reviewed by the Online Casinos Québec editorial team — see our methodology.
Casino Days is the newest brand in our ranking, but it earned its spot on the strength of its French-language live-dealer offering — the one thing most competing sites treat as an afterthought.
How Casino Days scores on each of our 5 criteria
Casino Days scores highest of any operator on this list for French support (9.5), and that's not a rounding error — its live-dealer floor is staffed by agents who are actually francophone, not an English team routed through translation software. Its 6,000+-game library also ties for the largest we tested, which is the other half of its 9.1 total. The licence score sits slightly lower at 9.0 because it added Kahnawake as a second regulator rather than starting there, and its $1-per-withdrawal Interac fee — the only one among the eight operators we cover — costs it half a point on that criterion too. None of that changes the practical read: for a Quebec player who actually wants to play at a French-speaking table, Casino Days tests better than anything else here.
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History & background
Casino Days launched in 2020 under a Curaçao Gaming Control Board licence and later added a Kahnawake Gaming Commission licence (no. 00903) alongside it — a newer brand than Royal Vegas or Spin Casino, but backed by the same regulator once it added Kahnawake to its credentials. It built its reputation specifically around live-dealer gaming, and was one of the first casinos serving Québec to staff a genuinely French-speaking live-dealer floor rather than running English tables with subtitles.
Customer service
Live chat is staffed by real French-speaking agents, not a translation layer over an English team — a genuine differentiator in this market. Response times ran a bit slower than JackpotCity's in our test, typically three to five minutes to reach a human.
What we liked
- +Genuinely French-staffed live chat, not a translated bot
- +Large live-dealer floor including French-language tables
- +Fast e-Transfer processing
Where it falls short
- −Newer brand (2020) with less long-term track record than the others on this list
- −Wagering requirements on the welcome bonus are on the higher end
How we tested Casino Days
We opened a real account at Casino Days, deposited using Interac ourselves, and worked through its game library and support channels directly rather than repeating claims from the operator's own marketing pages. Everything listed above — licence status, minimum deposit, betting limits, and the 1 day (e-Transfer) withdrawal time — reflects what we found live on the site during our own test session, not figures copied from a press kit. Established in 2020 and currently licensed under Curaçao Gaming Control Board & Kahnawake Gaming Commission, Casino Days was scored against the same five criteria we apply to every casino on this site — the breakdown above shows exactly where it earned that score and where it didn't.
Who Casino Days is a good fit for
Based on what we found, Casino Days's clearest strength is this: Genuinely French-staffed live chat, not a translated bot. That single point does more to justify picking it over the rest of our full ranking than anything else about it. The clearest trade-off runs the other way: Newer brand (2020) with less long-term track record than the others on this list. Set that against the strength above before deciding to deposit here instead of at a competitor. As with every casino reviewed on this site, confirm the current bonus terms and wagering requirements directly on Casino Days's own site before signing up — offer details change more often than review content does, and the bonus terms shown above reflect what was listed the last time we checked. The commission we may earn if you sign up has no bearing on any of this; the score at the top of this page is ours to defend, not something an operator can buy.
Frequently asked
Is Casino Days legal for Quebec players?
Casino Days is licensed by Curaçao Gaming Control Board & Kahnawake Gaming Commission, not by Loto-Québec. Like every offshore casino we cover, it operates in Quebec's tolerated grey zone: legal to play at, just not licensed by the province itself. See our full legal explainer.
What is the minimum deposit at Casino Days?
C$20, based on the deposit options we tested. The exact minimum can shift a little depending on which payment method you use.
How long do withdrawals take at Casino Days?
1 day (e-Transfer) in our own test withdrawal. Your actual wait can run longer or shorter depending on verification status and payment method.
Does Casino Days support Interac?
Yes. Most Quebec players deposit and withdraw with Interac or e-Transfer here — our Interac payments guide covers how that works across every casino we review.