Ok so it is actually a re-launch after a change in management that came about in 2017, but it is worth knowing about because there are lots of good early indications since September.
They certainly had their house in order before they opened their doors, with a mid-size range of games coming from NetEnt, Microgaming, Play’N GO and Wazdan plus a few smaller developers, and a healthy 350 of them can be found on mobile devices.
The internal currency, known as Volts, seems to be a more interesting way of handling loyalty and helps with brand identity; and the fact that free spins associated with the new player bonus come with no wagering requirements will no doubt be extremely attractive to players.
New players or those searching for somewhere to call home may well be a good target market for Volt, but what about those who are settled into a routine or have long-standing relationships with pre-existing casinos?
Volt Casino seems to have made a decent start from the blocks but there is chatter about pending times for withdrawals and some unhelpful limits that will need to be addressed and clarified before big players are tempted away from their favourite casinos permanently.
Time will tell as their flexibility and willingness to take on feedback becomes apparent, but the danger for all new online casinos is that business drops off after an initial influx. Can this new management team re-charge the brand or will it eventually short circuit?
If you want to see for yourself take a look at Volt Casino, only if you are over 18 years of age of course and if you choose to gamble with them do so responsibly.