Quartz Casino

Quartz Casino Review

Everything that glitters is certainly not gold, as one of the greatest songwriters of all time once said. This is Prince, or The Artist Formerly Known as Prince, or Symbol, if you don’t know much about pop music and stuff.

He was right-quartz, for example, is the second most abundant mineral in the Earth’s continental crust, and when properly illuminated, it can sparkle like any precious stone or metal.

Given this prevalence, you may wonder why anyone would want to name an online casino after him. We’re not sure either – perhaps because the wealth in this digital gambling den is really great. Maybe because it’s just another casino site in a sea of casino sites.

It’s more than likely that they just didn’t think too much about the name, except for the fact that Quartz Casino sounds pretty good. In fact, it’s neither here nor there. So, let’s move on to the review.

The first impressions of him are relatively good. You have a noticeable background image of an urban landscape bathed in neon lights.

Given that our knowledge of each individual horizon is not so extensive, it is difficult to determine exactly which megalopolis it is, and whether it even exists on this planet.

In any case, it is pleasing to the eye, although a bit hectic – there are really cars moving and lights flashing, which definitely increases the chances of missing some important details.

But you’ll never miss the attractive and rather sultry woman at the center of it all, superimposed on an urban landscape and, in turn, hidden behind a rather clunky text explaining that this is a live HD casino and you get a 100 percent sign-up bonus of up to 200 pounds, or 200 dollars, or 200 euros.

Not the worst offer, but far from the best. It’s funny that so much attention has been paid to the background, while the words themselves fall short of aesthetic pleasure.

Nevertheless, all this does its job, keeping our eyes on the screen, and does not cause a desire to escape to the nearest competing site, which can be said about many.

Live Casino – what is it?

The first of the menu options at the top of the home page takes you to the Live Casino section. Once there, you’ll see more girls that are pretty simple looking, this time they’re standing next to the roulette wheel, and if you scroll down the page a bit you’ll see three thumbnails – one for each of the games you can play live.

Live gambling online is always a bit of fun. On the one hand, they’re a great idea that makes you feel like your part of a larger community rather than just the guy in the room alone trying not to lose your rent money. On the other hand, they can be a bit flimsy and unresponsive on slow connections – so in those cases, you’re better off settling for other options.

At Quartz Casino, you can play Live Baccarat, Live Roulette or Live Poker. These are pretty standard options that don’t strike the fancy of gamblers. Nevertheless, in the argument that less is more, these options are also win-win – because you don’t need more than the aforementioned trio.

Let’s not play live

Yes, that’s a fair point. Quartz Casino also offers plenty of slots for your enjoyment. We have to say that the selection here is excellent, and there are a lot of new games in the “Novelties” section when we did this review, which sets it apart from many other slot machine sites.

Jackpot and casino games are also on offer. Jackpots, it has to be said, are pretty limited, which is a shame as we are big fans of them. Casino games, on the other hand, are much more extensive in terms of the range on offer, although they still stick to the three main disciplines of roulette, baccarat and poker.

Elsewhere, we’ve seen much more interesting table game options, and some casino sites offer things we’ve never even heard of before – not least those with specialized sections featuring games from the Far East.

Again, though, it all depends on whether you want to separate the wheat from the chaff, or whether you’re here for the excitement that only new experiences provide.

Overall, the games may not be as varied, but they are of a very high standard, and ultimately that’s what matters, so there’s not much to complain about – what Quartz Casino does, it does well, and that’s already an improvement over what we’re (unfortunately) used to.

Room for one more in the VIP?

There’s always room for one more in the VIP room, because you get access to different levels of “importance” the more you spend and play. This, in turn, means that as you progress through the different levels, you can qualify for bigger rewards and discounts, which isn’t a bad thing. The levels start at Bronze and go all the way up to Diamond.

In addition to the VIP lounge offering discounts, there are also ongoing promotions that do exactly what it says on the tin – promote different types of games, often at different times of day or on different days. Some of them, such as slots, simply require you to enter a code to get extra spins and so on.

One thing that may pass you by, and certainly seems to have passed the developers by, is the fact that the words representing this page of the site have obviously been copied and pasted from another casino site.

In order to combat plagiarism, we hope that this is an affiliate site. If not, Glimmer Casino, then wherever and whoever you are, someone here has stolen your copy, which doesn’t exactly inspire confidence in Quartz as a whole.

So is it unsafe?

No, we’re not questioning the reliability of Quartz. There’s full encryption of your data, as well as all the extras, whistles, transaction protection and other security measures you’d expect from a decent casino site.

It’s just a shame that someone was too lazy to write the text, and obviously didn’t expect someone else to come along and write a detailed review of the site’s content. So it’s not sweet for someone.

Quartz conclusion

If ever there was a game of two halves, or, given the picture on the homepage, a city of contrasts (to use another cliché), it’s Quartz Casino. It really isn’t that bad, but it’s also not great when all is said and done.

On the plus side, the games are excellent and fully up to date, and the HD streaming is really impressive if you have the bandwidth (which isn’t that hard, but in some rural areas people still have ridiculously bad internet). Navigation is good too, and the range of offerings is impressive.

However, in terms of attention to detail and variety, none of this is up to the standards we should be demanding, although it exceeds what we are often given.

Whether this is enough to attract you and, more importantly, keep you here, is another question that only you can answer for yourself.