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Blackjack Ballroom
$500 Welcome Bonus Package
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Welcome Bonus
$500 Welcome Bonus Package
Minimum deposit: $1 NZD to activate. The bonus applies automatically on your qualifying first deposit.
- Licence: Kahnawake
- Established: 2000
- Average RTP: 96.1%
- Payout speed: 1-5 days
- Software: Microgaming
- Games: 500+
Pros
- Dedicated blackjack focus
- $500 welcome package
- Est. 2000 proven payout history
- Casino Rewards VIP
- eCOGRA audited
Cons
- Limited to Microgaming titles
- Smaller games library
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Blackjack Ballroom safe for NZ players?
Blackjack Ballroom holds a Kahnawake licence and has been operating since 2000. Games are eCOGRA-certified (or equivalent) for fair outcomes. The casino has a consistent track record of paying NZ players.
What is the minimum deposit at Blackjack Ballroom?
The minimum deposit at Blackjack Ballroom is $1 NZD. This qualifies you for the welcome offer: $500 Welcome Bonus Package.
How long do Blackjack Ballroom withdrawals take?
Blackjack Ballroom processes withdrawals in 1-5 days. E-wallet methods are fastest. Ensure your account is fully verified (KYC) before requesting your first withdrawal to avoid delays.
What games are available at Blackjack Ballroom?
Blackjack Ballroom offers 500+ casino games powered by Microgaming. The library includes pokies, blackjack, roulette, baccarat, video poker, and live dealer tables.
Safe Gambling
Playing at a New Zealand online casino should be a rewarding experience done within your means. If needed, use deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion. New Zealand organisations like the Problem Gambling Foundation NZ and the National Addictions Centre help players who need support.
Gambling Addiction Warning
Gambling should only ever be viewed as entertainment — never as a way to make money. If you find yourself chasing losses, unable to stop, or expecting to win, you may be showing signs of problem gambling. Stop immediately, visit our Responsible Gambling page, and contact the Problem Gambling Foundation.