The game collection here may not be vast, but it's well-varied, which I appreciated and it reflected in my evaluation.

I was delighted to find an extensive lineup of slot games divided into various interesting categories, including Epic Wins over 10,000x, Megaways, and Feature Buy, adding a unique and useful touch.

On the downside, the range of jackpot slots didn't excite me much, reminiscent of the situation at Wheelz. Despite Microgaming's presence, notable big jackpot titles like Mega Fortune were absent.

Initially, the quantity of games seemed substantial. However, recalling that PlayOJO online casino has introduced over 3,000 games to the Ontario market, I wondered why Casino Days hasn't matched that breadth.

Concluding with a positive aspect, the live game suite is impressive, with more than 100 options powered by Evolution Gaming, which did positively influence my rating.

I was quite satisfied with the diverse array of providers at Casino Days, allowing me to award it one of the highest ratings in my assessment.

While it doesn't match the three live dealer providers found at LeoVegas, Casino Days does boast titles from Evolution Gaming, a leader in live casino entertainment. This selection afforded me access to some of the finest live games available, with a variety of betting options to boot. This is a step up from the Pragmatic Play live casinos provided on many other platforms.

With about 30 providers, Casino Days stands out, although it doesn't quite reach the benchmark set by PartyCasino, which has 40. Still, the range is commendable.

Notably, alongside big names like Microgaming, the inclusion of smaller studios such as Red Tiger Gaming, Snowborn, and ReelPlay means a broader variety of games to explore.

Scoring this aspect was challenging due to the mix of very positive features alongside some drawbacks.

Starting with the positives, Casino Days excels in withdrawal speeds. The option for instant withdrawals with MuchBetter and the quick processing times of 1 hour to 1 day for other methods—except for bank transfers, which may take up to 3 days—is noteworthy. This is a step up from the respectable 3-day maximum at Unibet casino for non-bank transfer methods. I'm eager to test these claims myself for confirmation.

On the downside, the variety of payment methods was less than impressive, particularly since many are just different forms of Interac. This offering falls short when compared to the 9 diverse options available at casinos like BetMGM.

Nevertheless, the scoring tilts towards the positive, thanks to the low minimum deposit requirements and generous maximum withdrawal limits that accommodate various player budgets. This inclusivity places Casino Days at the higher end of an average score.

Casino Days complies with the expected security measures of a licensed and regulated Ontario online casino.

Although it lacks the eCOGRA seal that Royal Vegas flaunts, Casino Days' offerings from top-tier game providers undergo rigorous auditing by DigiCert to ensure fairness.

Information about their certifications and SSL encryption is conveniently located at the bottom of their homepage, a detail that I appreciated for its transparency.

This accessibility to security information positions Casino Days favorably compared to NorthStar Bets, where such details are less readily available, a factor that often raises concerns.

In essence, while Casino Days may not feature any unique security attributes, it meets all the fundamental requirements commendably. The absence of significant player complaints further reinforces my confidence in their security measures.

Casino Days might not have an app, but it does offer a solid mobile browser experience.

The mobile version reflects PokerStars in its consistency across devices, with identical themes, designs, and layouts as its desktop counterpart.

The absence of an app is not an issue here since the mobile site performs well with smooth loading times.

A notable advantage over places like SlotsMagic is the availability of the entire game library on the mobile platform. This comprehensive access is a significant plus.

However, an area for improvement would be better organization of games for more straightforward navigation on mobile. This critique pertains to the general design approach rather than the mobile site's functionality itself.

Once more, I found myself let down by Casino Days — it had the potential to do so much better. True, they offer a couple of ways to get support, but they're not easy to locate.

Hunting for the live chat feature wasn't particularly user-friendly. Once I managed to find it, I was connected to someone rather quickly, though not as swiftly as I've experienced with Royal Panda.

I must say, the support staff were quite helpful. Plus, I appreciated not having to log in to use the live chat — that's always a plus.

The absence of a phone support option was a downside for me. However, this is not uncommon — for instance, bet365 also lacks a phone service. Yet, bet365 does have a more accessible live chat, which gives them an edge.

My rating took another hit due to the FAQ section. Although it is comprehensive, the information is a bit all over the place. I found myself browsing through several sections to find the specific payment information I needed.

On the surface, this site does look good, and I was initially impressed with the minimalist design. However, as I started to use the site, the issues started to appear.

For instance, there is a ton of white space here. I have issues with this and would prefer to be able to toggle on a dark mode like I can on Bet99.

Additionally, it took me ages to find the live chat. Why is there no sticky live chat on each page like on Casumo casino? It’s so much easier.

Instead, I had to go into the help section, click through to find a bit that offered more help, and finally tap the live chat button to get access. It needs to be more effort.

The games are laid out nicely, and it was fun to scroll through all the options. However, there were no filters, nothing to find providers (a search bar doesn’t cut it when I want to see all the options available), and bizarrely, no table game section. I got a low score here.