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Wild Card City review 2026

Desk review · terms and player reports checked 4 September 2026 · Reviewed by Daniel Kowalski · Updated 4 September 2026

Wild Card City — the JokaRoom successor that Australians still search for — rebranded to Joka Casino in October 2024 and its domain now redirects there. It never published a licence, ACMA blocked it in 2021, and the current operator is undisclosed. Not recommended.

Not recommended. Closed under this name in November 2024 and rebranded as Joka Casino; no licence from any regulator; blocked by ACMA since 2021.
cryptolive casinoAccepts NZ players
4.8/ 10
Provisional rating
Welcome bonus: Up to A$5,000 + 75 free spins over 3 deposits (historic)
50x wagering · A$20 min deposit
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LicenceNone from any regulator (Casino Guru); 'Curaçao' claimed by affiliates without a number
Established2020
Stated payout time24 h pending, then crypto ~24 h, bank 3–5 business days
Min deposit / withdrawalNZ$20 / NZ$20
Games2,000+ (claimed)
SupportLive chat 24/7 · AU toll-free 1-800-173-035 (historic)
Withdrawal limitsA$10,000 / week
OperatorUndisclosed

Our verdict

People still search for Wild Card City more than a year after it stopped existing under that name, which is why this page exists. The short version: Wild Card City was the 2020 successor to JokaRoom, an Australian-facing casino that closed abruptly; in October 2024 it became Joka Casino; wildcardcity.com now redirects there. Through all three names the operation has never published a licence number or an operating company, ACMA blocked the domain in February 2021, and Trustpilot has removed every profile associated with it.

Casino Guru gives the current Joka Casino incarnation a surprisingly high 8.1, on the basis that the value of withheld winnings in its complaint file is small relative to the casino's estimated revenue — while stating in the same review that it holds no licence from any regulator and its owner is undisclosed. We weigh those two facts differently. A casino that has changed its name twice, never named itself, and cannot be inspected from outside Australia is not somewhere we send readers.

What we liked
Evolution and Ezugi live tables plus Booongo, Playson, Wazdan and Platipus pokies
Neosurf, POLi and seven cryptocurrencies were accepted; A$20 minimums
Some players report crypto payouts within an hour
What to watch
No licence from any regulator and no named operator, per Casino Guru; ACMA added the domain to its illegal-gambling block list in February 2021
Brand history of abrupt closures: JokaRoom shut without notice, Wild Card City was 'closed' in November 2024 and became Joka Casino
50x wagering on the welcome package; terms include confiscation clauses
Trustpilot removed its profiles; official terms cannot be read from outside the target region

What the offer looked like

The Wild Card City welcome package was A$5,000 and 75 free spins over three deposits — 100% up to A$2,000 with 25 spins, 100% up to A$1,000 with 25 spins, 100% up to A$2,000 with 25 spins — at 50x wagering (one source says 40x) with a A$20 minimum, 30 days to clear, and a A$5,000 maximum win. Free spins were on iSoftBet’s Wolf Treasure. A daily promo calendar ran from mystery Monday bonuses to a 50% Thursday reload up to A$500, plus a “Joka Dimes” points scheme and an invitation-only VIP Room with 40x wagering, no maximum bet and weekly cashback of unstated size. Joka Casino appears to have kept the structure.

Banking

Deposits by Visa, Mastercard, Neosurf, POLi, Flexepin, Instadebit, iDebit, ecoPayz and — via Coindirect — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash and Tether. Withdrawals by bank transfer or crypto, A$20 minimum (A$50 for bank), after a 24-hour pending period; crypto in about a day, bank in three to five, capped at A$10,000 a week. KYC before the first withdrawal, quoted at 1–48 hours. Neither PayID nor Apple Pay was ever mentioned by any source.

Pokies and games

A respectable lobby: Evolution and Ezugi live tables (120–175 depending on the count), and pokies from Booongo, Wazdan, Playson, Platipus, BGaming, Habanero, Quickspin, Yggdrasil, Big Time Gaming, iSoftBet, Betsoft, Spinomenal and Greentube among roughly 2,000 titles. No source lists Aristocrat-style clones by name.

Licence and safety

This is the whole story. No licence, no company, no address. ACMA’s February 2021 block list named Wild Card City alongside Joka VIP Room. Casino Guru’s Wild Card City page now redirects to Joka Casino; its file shows 11 complaints, none resolved, ten rejected, one unresolved, and flags confiscation clauses in the terms. LCB members give it 2.8 out of 5, with one report of a A$7,000-plus withdrawal frozen without communication. The Casino Guru forum documents the JokaRoom closure and the pattern of the brand “closing and reopening”.

The casinos on our recommended list carry the same Booongo and Evolution content with a licence you can look up.

Support

Live chat was 24/7 and rated good by Casino Guru; email addresses used the WildCardCity.com domain and now connect@jokacasino.com; an Australian toll-free number, 1-800-173-035, was listed. Whether any of these still answer for Wild Card City accounts is an open question.

Official site and login

There is no Wild Card City login any more. wildcardcity.com now redirects every path to jokacasino.com/access-denied — an empty page served by Joka Casino, the brand’s name since October 2024 — and ACMA blocked the original domain in February 2021. Whether Australian visitors still see a Wild Card City site we could not observe. The domains ranking for “Wild Card City login” — wildcardcity-au.com, wildcardcity77.com, wildcard-city.org and jokacasino.bet — are affiliate marketing pages posing as official, not the casino. If you hold an old account, use the wildcardcity.com redirect or a link you trust, not a search result. Sister sites: Joka Casino is the same operation renamed, JokaRoom its predecessor; LCB’s Casino Mate and House of Jack claims are unverified.

FAQ

Is Wild Card City still open?
Not under that name. In October 2024 it rebranded as Joka Casino, and wildcardcity.com now redirects to jokacasino.com; LCB lists Wild Card City as closed in November 2024. The same lobby, VIP structure and support numbers carried over.
What happened to JokaRoom?
JokaRoom closed abruptly in 2020, with players reporting unanswered emails. Wild Card City launched the same year as its successor with the same team, and Joka Casino is the third name on the same operation. None of the three has published a licence number.
Can I still log in to my Wild Card City account?
Accounts were reportedly migrated to Joka Casino. If you had a balance and cannot access it, contact connect@jokacasino.com and keep copies of deposit records; there is no regulator to escalate to.