Casino Reviews: Every Casino We Have Checked

This page lists every casino review on 99 Casinos that we have checked again in October 2026, with the licence, the company that runs each site and our score under one published method. Six of the brands are commercial partners and carry a link to the casino; the rest are reviewed without any affiliate link. One review, QBet, is a warning rather than a recommendation. Reviews of casinos that have closed, stopped taking international players or whose licence we could not confirm have been retired rather than left online with old offers.

Featured placement: Winna appears first by commercial arrangement. This position is separate from any editorial score. Check your country and the terms before playing.

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   Winna Casino

   VIP rewards and rakeback

   • 13 supported cryptocurrencies, including BTC and USDT
   • $20 equivalent minimum crypto withdrawal; checks apply
   • Provably fair verification for supported Winna Originals

   Licence: Tobique; legal-name discrepancy explained in the review

   Visit siteRead review18+ or local legal age. Country restrictions apply, including the US, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Ontario and New Brunswick. Rewards depend on VIP status; no fixed universal welcome bonus verified. KYC and fees may apply. T&Cs apply.
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   Trixino

   777% up to EUR 7,777 + 25% cashback on slots (7x wagering); live casino 300% up to EUR 1,750

   • Lowest wagering of the five: 7x
   • Operator named on the site: Exceptiosoft LTD
   • Casino and sportsbook

   Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202606020-FI1 (Exceptiosoft LTD)

   Visit siteRead review18+. Slots package over 6 deposits, 7x wagering; max bet EUR 2 with an active bonus. Live games do not count towards wagering. The 25% cashback is part of the offer given to us; the casino's own pages do not show it. Withdrawals from EUR 100, capped at EUR 1,000 a day and EUR 10,000 a month. T&Cs apply.
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   Smash Casino

   600% up to EUR 10,000 + 25% cashback on slots; live casino 300% up to EUR 2,250

   • Anjouan licence valid until September 2027
   • About 60 game studios, including Play'n GO
   • Casino and sportsbook

   Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202409012-FI1 (Softon LTD)

   Visit siteRead review18+. Slots package over 5 deposits, live package over 3. Wagering 10x (slots) and 25x (live) per the offer given to us; the casino's pages publish no wagering figure, and live games do not count towards wagering. Cashback on the site is VIP-only. Withdrawals from EUR 100, capped at EUR 1,000 a day and EUR 10,000 a month. T&Cs apply.
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   Rivo Casino

   1000% up to EUR 10,000 + 25% cashback on slots (10x wagering); live casino 300% up to EUR 2,250

   • Largest match of the five: 1000% over 8 deposits
   • Anjouan licence valid until June 2027
   • Casino and sportsbook

   Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202606020-FI1 (Exceptiosoft LTD, per the register)

   Visit siteRead review18+. Slots package over 8 deposits at 10x; live package over 3 deposits at 25x, but the terms say live games do not count towards wagering. Cashback on the site is VIP-only. Bonus winnings capped at 25x the bonus. Withdrawals from EUR 100, capped at EUR 1,000 a day and EUR 10,000 a month. T&Cs apply.
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   Wildzy

   600% up to EUR 10,000 + 25% cashback over 4 deposits (10x wagering)

   • 600% over 4 deposits at 10x
   • Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Bitcoin
   • About 60 game studios, including Play'n GO

   Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202412035-FI2 (Rabocse SRL)

   Visit siteRead review18+. Match of 200%, 100%, 100% and 200% over the first 4 deposits at 10x. Cashback on the site is VIP-only. Bonus winnings capped at 25x. Withdrawals from EUR 100, capped at EUR 1,000 a day and EUR 10,000 a month; VPN use forfeits the balance. T&Cs apply.
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   Seven Casino

   450% up to EUR 7,500 + 10% cashback over 4 deposits

   • 450% match over 4 deposits
   • 51 slot studios, including Play'n GO and Quickspin
   • Casino and sportsbook

   Licence: Anjouan ALSI-202606020-FI1 (Exceptiosoft LTD, for 777seven.casino)

   Visit siteRead review18+. Wagering 10x per the offer given to us; the casino's pages publish no wagering figure. Cashback on the site is VIP-only. Withdrawals from EUR 100, capped at EUR 1,000 a day and EUR 2,000 a week. T&Cs apply.

All reviews are desk research. For each casino we read the operator’s own terms, bonus rules and payment pages, looked the licence up in the regulator’s register, and searched regulators’ enforcement decisions. We do not describe test deposits or playing sessions, and we do not publish user ratings or invented review counts.

The list above shows six partner brands, with Winna featured at position 1 and checked 22 October 2026. Winna remains unscored under our six-criterion method; its first position does not mean the highest editorial rating. The five legacy Anjouan brands’ offers were checked 19 October 2026. The five legacy brands hold offshore Anjouan licences, not EU or UK ones, and all bar players from the UK, US, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Austria and Australia. None of those five legacy brands offers a no-deposit bonus or free spins in its welcome package. For Winna, no fixed universal welcome amount was verified; its published rewards depend on VIP status. Withdrawals at the five legacy Anjouan brands are typically processed within 3 banking days, start at EUR 100 and are capped at EUR 1,000 a day (EUR 10,000 a month; Seven Casino EUR 2,000 a week). Sweden’s regulator, Spelinspektionen, has ordered Smash Casino’s operator Softon Ltd (9 July 2026) and Wildzy’s licence holder Rabocse SRL (18 August 2025) to stop offering gambling in Sweden. The brands we listed before this update keep their reviews, marked “Reviewed, not currently listed” below.

All casino reviews at a glance

Scores run from 1 to 5 and come from the weighted method on our how we rate casinos page. Winna is newly featured here and has not yet been scored under this method. Other unscored reviews explain their own reasons; unscored status alone is not a warning.

A licence from Malta (MGA) or Estonia (EMTA) is an EU licence; Curaçao, Anjouan, Kahnawake and Tobique licences are issued outside the EU and give players less protection. None of these licences makes a casino legal in a country that requires its own licence, such as Great Britain, the Netherlands or Sweden.

How we review a casino

Every review on this site follows the same routine, and each one lists its sources at the end.

1. Licence and operator. We find the company named in the casino’s footer and terms, then look it up in the regulator’s own register: the MGA’s licensee search, the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s online register, the Anjouan register, the Kahnawake permit-holder list or the Tobique licence-holder page. Each review carries a “Licence and operator” table with the licence number, the legal operator, a link to the register entry and the date we checked.
2. Regulatory record. We search enforcement decisions from regulators such as the Dutch Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) and Sweden’s Spelinspektionen. Fines and bans against the licence holder are reported in the review even when they concern a sister site.
3. Bonus terms. We copy the offer and its rules from the operator’s promotion page on the day of the update and work out what the wagering means in money, with an example.
4. Payments and withdrawals. We record the methods the casino shows, the minimum and maximum withdrawal, daily and monthly caps, and any fees or turnover rules, as the terms state them.
5. Games, support and player protection. We note the approved game studios, live casino, support channels and the responsible gambling tools on offer.
6. Score. We mark six criteria from 1 to 5 and weight them: licence for your country 30%, payments 20%, bonus terms 15%, games 15%, player protection 10%, support 10%.

Our editorial policy sets out how commercial relationships are kept apart from scores and how corrections are made. Partner brands are not scored more kindly: the licence weight alone means an offshore partner casino cannot reach the top of the scale.

What “Our status” means

Warning: QBet

QBet is still online, but we do not recommend it. The Dutch regulator, the Kansspelautoriteit, fined its former operator Novatech Solutions N.V. EUR 24,846,000 for offering gambling to Dutch players without a licence (decision of 16 December 2025, under objection), and Spelinspektionen banned the same company from the Swedish market on 11 March 2026. The site now names a Costa Rica company with a Tobique licence. Our QBet warning review sets out the timeline and what players with an open balance can do. It carries no score and no link.

Licences expiring in October 2026

Several brands in this index rely on Anjouan licences that the Anjouan register shows as expiring on 17 October 2026. The Slotz relies on that licence alone, so we have removed it from every list and link until the register shows a renewal; our The Slotz review explains how to check. AllSpins is covered by the same Anjouan licence but also holds a current Curaçao Gaming Authority licence. Loki Casino’s Anjouan licence carries the same expiry date. If you hold a balance at any of these sites, the safest course is to complete verification and withdraw before the expiry date.

Reviews we have retired

These old reviews have been taken down and now redirect to this page, because the casino closed, changed what it is, or no longer shows a licence we could verify:

• Bet24-7.online Casino: domain parked, casino closed
• Turbico: the domain is now a casino comparison site, not a casino
• Wintopia Casino: no operator or licence shown on the site; the Curaçao licence attributed to it is “Assessment in progress” and its Anjouan cover expires on 17 October 2026
• Flappy Casino: same platform and licence position as Wintopia
• CasiQo, Kakadu, Lady Hammer, CrazyFox, 0xBet and Winward: retired in this update

UK players

Only operators licensed by the UK Gambling Commission may offer gambling to people in Great Britain under the Gambling Act 2005, and GAMSTOP self-exclusion only covers UKGC-licensed sites. None of the casinos reviewed here holds a UKGC licence, and none is aimed at UK residents; most list the United Kingdom as a restricted country in their own terms. If you live in Great Britain, choose a UKGC-licensed casino and check its licence on the Gambling Commission’s public register.

Players in the Netherlands and Sweden

In the Netherlands only casinos licensed by the Kansspelautoriteit may offer online gambling; our iDEAL casinos page lists KSA-licensed operators only, and no offshore brand appears there. In Sweden a licence from Spelinspektionen is required to target Swedish players, Spelpaus does not apply at unlicensed sites, and winnings from casinos licensed outside the EEA are taxable. Our guide to casinos without a Swedish licence explains the rules without listing any brand.

How to use these reviews

• Start with the licence table. If your country is on the casino’s restricted list, stop there: winnings from an account opened in breach of the terms can be voided.
• Do the bonus maths. A 40x deposit-plus-bonus requirement on a EUR 100 deposit and EUR 100 bonus means EUR 8,000 of bets. Our welcome bonus guide shows how to compare offers.
• Check the payout caps. Daily and monthly limits matter more than the headline bonus if you win. Our fast payout casinos page compares them.
• Set limits before you play. Offshore casinos are outside GAMSTOP, Cruks, Spelpaus and ROFUS, so their own deposit limits and self-exclusion are the only tools on site.

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Frequently asked questions

How does 99 Casinos rate online casinos?

Scored reviews use six weighted criteria: licence for your country 30%, payments and withdrawals 20%, bonus terms 15%, games 15%, player protection 10% and support 10%. The weighted result is rounded to one decimal place. Winna is featured first but has not yet received a score under this method.

Are the casinos in these reviews licensed?

The reviews cite the licence and regulator checks performed for each brand: 8 October 2026 for the wider archive, 19 October for the five legacy partner brands and 22 October for Winna. The Tobique register lists Winna's stated licence holder GG Gaming S.R.L. as B2C, expiring 8 May 2027. None of the reviewed casinos holds a UK Gambling Commission licence.

Do you get paid by the casinos you review?

Some of them. Partner brands are marked in the table and carry links that may earn us a commission. Featured placement is separate from editorial scoring: Winna is featured first and remains unscored under our method. Commercial deals do not change the facts or the published marks.

Why are some reviews missing a score?

We give no score when we cannot apply the method fairly, for example when a brand has just changed operator after regulatory sanctions. Winna is a featured addition awaiting a score under this site’s method. QBet is a separate case: its review is a warning after operator changes and regulatory sanctions. The absence of a score does not make those cases equivalent.

Why did some casino reviews disappear?

We retire a review when the casino closes, turns into something else, or no longer shows a licence we can verify in a register. The old address then redirects to this index so readers do not land on out-of-date offers.

Can UK players use the casinos reviewed here?

No. None of them is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, which is required to offer gambling in Great Britain, and GAMSTOP does not cover them. UK residents should use a UKGC-licensed casino.