NO SPORTS. NO DELAYS. JUST 7,000+ SLOTS AND FAST PAYOUTS.

I've reviewed hundreds of casinos over the past ten years. Most of them are boring. They're white screens with a grid of slots and a 'Register' button.

Mirax is different.

Owned by Hollycorn N.V., this place screams at you the moment you land on the homepage. It's a steampunk carnival. Gears, neon lights, futuristic circus freaks. It's a lot. Sometimes it feels like too much. I honestly don't know how to feel about the user interface—part of me thinks it's a design masterpiece, and the other part of me just wants to find the 'Search' bar without being distracted by a glowing airship.

But here's what keeps bringing me back: Identity. Mirax knows exactly what it is. It's not trying to be a sportsbook or a poker room. It's a high-octane slot paradise for crypto nerds. It has flaws—glaring ones we need to talk about—but it has a pulse. Let's strip away the fancy graphics and see if the engine actually runs.

I have a love-hate relationship with this banking section.

If you own Bitcoin, USDT, or Ethereum, Mirax is probably one of the best sites on the planet right now. I'm not exaggerating. I requested a withdrawal of 0.05 BTC and it was in my wallet before I could even refresh the blockchain explorer. It's satisfying.

But if you're a fiat player using a Visa card? It feels like you're being treated like a second-class citizen. The limits are tighter and processing takes days. It creates this weird two-tier system where crypto players get the VIP treatment and everyone else waits in line.

They limit withdrawals to about €4,000 per week for standard players. Is that terrible? No. Is it great? Also no. If you hit a huge jackpot on a high-volatility slot, it'll take months to get everything out unless you're VIP. That makes me nervous. I hate having a balance sitting on a casino account longer than necessary.

This is where it gets complicated.

The welcome package is huge. 5 BTC. That's life-changing money. Just looking at this number makes you want to deposit. But then you read the fine print, and the excitement dies down a bit.

45x wagering requirements are harsh.
Standard is 35x or 40x. These extra 5x might not sound like much, but mathematically they're a beast. They significantly change the probability. I found myself grinding through the wagering requirements for hours, watching my balance slowly bleed out, and praying for a miracle bonus round to keep me alive.

However... The MCoins
I have to give credit where it's due. The "MCoins" system is brilliant. It's an internal currency you earn simply by wagering. You can take these coins to an "Exchange" tab and trade them for real money. No wagering requirements on this money. It's basically rakeback with a gamified interface. This feature almost forgives the high wagering requirements of the welcome bonus. Almost.

I have to admit, I got lost here.
There are over 7,000 games. It's overwhelming.

I started playing Razor Shark from Push Gaming, then realized I could play four games simultaneously with their split-screen feature. So I loaded Mental from NoLimit City, Gates of Olympus from Pragmatic and a random crypto game called Plinko.

There's something unsettling about watching four slots spin simultaneously. It feels like rewiring your dopamine receptors in real time. But purely from a software perspective? It runs flawlessly. No lag. No crashes.

The Navigation
Thank God for the filters. You can sort by "bonus buy" or "Megaways". I use this constantly because I have zero patience for base games. I just want to buy the feature and see if I win. Mirax makes this easy.

Live Casino
It's there. It's good. It's Evolution Gaming. You know what to expect. I don't spend much time here because I prefer the speed of slots, but the streams are crystal clear.

They don't have it.
And you know what? Good.
I'm tired of casinos trying to do everything. When a site tries to offer slots and live poker and horse racing and eSports, the user interface usually becomes a disaster. Mirax focuses on casino games. This focus pays off in the user interface. If you want to bet on the Premier League, go somewhere else.

This part frustrated me.

I opened the chat at 3 AM. I got a bot. I hate bots. I typed "human" like a maniac three times until it connected me with a real person.
Once I was connected with "Alex," the service was actually great. He didn't use scripts. He answered my specific question about the MCoins exchange rate immediately.
It's just that initial barrier. Why do casinos make us fight a robot before we can get help? It feels off-putting.

Usually I treat Curacao casinos with extreme caution. They have a reputation for being the "Wild West".

But Mirax surprised me.
I went into my profile settings and found a tab called "Responsible Gaming". I could set a loss limit. I could set a betting limit. I could lock myself out for a week.
I didn't have to write to support and beg them to close my account (that's how most Curacao sites work). I could do it myself.
This simple fact makes me trust them. It shows they're not just trying to empty my wallet until it's dry. They gave me the brakes.

I have mixed feelings about Mirax, but I think that's a good thing. It means they're taking risks.

The 45x wagering requirements for the bonus are lousy. There's no other way to say it. And the fiat withdrawal speeds are mediocre.
But the pure energy of the site, the "MCoins" economy and the split-screen gaming feature make it one of the most exciting platforms I've tested in 2026.

It feels like a casino built for the future. It's fast, it's aggressive and it's a bit chaotic.

Mirax is not for the cautious player who wants to deposit $20 and play it safe. It's for the player who wants to buckle up, deposit crypto and play four high-volatility slots simultaneously while techno music plays in the background.