Go Fish Casino Review

About Go Fish

Go Fish utilises a single page design. On the one hand, this means that all of the relevant information is located in one place; click on the links in the top menu and you’ll be directed to the relevant part of the homepage. On the other hand, this means that there’s precious little to learn about the site save for what can be gleaned from its homepage, a page that isn’t exactly drowning in detail. The Refilliates.com group are the company behind Go Fish and Rival Gaming Software is used to power the casino games that are available by download. Beyond this, there’s not a whole lot of information available, save for what’s revealed in a sparse FAQ.

What sort of games are there to be played at Go Fish? That’s destined to remain a mystery until you sign up and download the site’s software. Most casinos that rely on a download model at least provide some sort of preview that gives a snapshot of the sort of games available; not so at Go Fish, where that information is kept under wraps for reasons known only to the site’s operators. Should you have cause to contact customer support – and that seems more than likely given that Go Fish is an enigma wrapped in a mystery – email is your only means of doing so.

FAQs

Information about how to play at Go Fish should be available in the site’s FAQ. After all, there is a question there, under Installation, entitled “How do I download the free software?” For some reason however the answer that follows contains zero information that is pertinent to the question. Instead, it comprises a wordy disclaimer about how your information may be used as a customer of the site.

Once you have downloaded Go Fish’s software – and it will be PC only, despite the casino not specifying as much – double click on the Go Fish icon on your desktop to run it. Apparently, Go Fish are also working on Mac software, but realistically it seems unlikely this will ever see the light of day. Once you’ve installed the software, opened it and signed in to your Go Fish account, you’ll need to deposit a minimum of €25 before you can play the games for real money.

Fishing on How to Make a Deposit?

When it comes to depositing funds into your Go Fish account, there is a small but capable range of options available. Credit and debit card are supported in the form of MasterCard and Visa. There’s also Neteller, UseMyFunds, Skrill, Paysafecard and UPayCard. For withdrawals, the same options are offered. To find out more about deposits and cashing out, you’ll need to venture beyond the site’s homepage, which offers precious little by way of information, and into the FAQ, which opens in a new window.

Here you’ll find some additional information on banking at Go Fish, but none of it is of any practical use. It doesn’t specify how long deposits take to clear, the full range of deposit methods available or anything pertaining to withdrawals. There’s no information on withdrawal processing times for example. In fact, Go Fish’s FAQ might just be the most useless FAQ ever devised. It’s one that’s almost entirely devoid of information that might be of help to you. The only notable snippet to be gleaned from browsing it is that you can earn €50 for referring a friend once they’ve signed up and deposited a minimum of €50.

Nothing Fishy about the Promotions

One area where Go Fish excels is in terms of its promotions. As an incentive to give the site a try, there’s a $10 no deposit bonus offered when you sign up for a real money account. This is followed by a 300% match worth up to $600 with your first deposit. If you thought that was good, just wait till you go to make your second deposit, when there’s a 400% match offered to a maximum of $2,000. After this, Go Fish lays on another $100 as a free no deposit bonus. For all of the site’s failings, it can’t be accused of shortchanging its new members.

Mobile Play

Go Fish offers mobile play; visitors to the site are given the option of playing a selection of games in-browser. Click on the link marked Mobile and a new window will open, where it will suggest that you use the latest version of Chrome or Safari to play. You’ll then be given the option of playing for real or for fun, as well as a tertiary option, namely to load the mobile casino in lite mode. At this stage, however, it isn’t possible to proceed any further without having previously created a Go Fish casino account. If you’re dying to find out what sort of games are available to mobile players, you’ll need to complete the signup process and hope that the two minutes it takes prove to be two minutes well spent.

Using a little detective work, it’s possible to determine some of the games that can be played at Go Fish. This is gleaned purely by sifting through the site’s FAQ until you get to the section marked Game Play. Here you’ll find questions regarding slots, roulette and cards. So there you have it: at Go Fish you can play video slots, roulette and card-based table games of some description.

An Odd Fish

Go Fish is an odd site. It looks like a respectable and up to date casino, but it turns out that there are some very odd elements to Go Fish that make the site a big letdown. There’s a distinct lack of useful information, not least when it comes to detailing the games that are available to desktop players. It’s no crime to oblige players to download software, but it’s remiss not to specify what these game might include; even the categories remain under wraps.

What’s stranger still about Go Fish is that while it’s badly outdated in some respects, yet in other respects it’s quite enticing. Who wouldn’t welcome first and second deposit bonuses of 300% and 400% respectively followed by a $100 no deposit bonus thrown in for good measure? Ultimately, Go Fish is a site that leaves you with more questions than answers. If you’re thinking of playing here, proceed with caution. There’s something about this online casino that doesn’t quite add up.