Bitcoin 1-3 days; cards 3-4 days; bank wire ~5 days
Min deposit
$20 (Bitcoin) / $30 (cards)
Licence
Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros · ALSI-122310020-F16
24/7 live chat support and generally quick registration. Blacklisted by AskGamblers (rated 1/10) with a player-reported case of heavily delayed withdrawals.
Advertised offer
Welcome package up to $8,000 across first deposits
Official site advertises "Up to $8,000 Bonus" spread across the first five deposits. Exact per-deposit percentage, wagering multiplier and expiry were not independently confirmed at time of check.
KYC review 2-3 business days; processing up to 15 days
Min deposit
$20 (Bitcoin) / $30 (cards)
Large game catalogue (1,200+ titles) including live dealer. Placed on LCB's warning/probation list over slow payments and weak complaint-resolution support.
Advertised offer
230% Reload Bonus (code ROYALSHOW)
230% match bonus with code ROYALSHOW. Wagering 40x on deposit + bonus; maximum cashout capped at 30x the deposit amount.
Share the network’s top licence jurisdiction 1/2 Anjouan
Publish a payout window2/2
Carry payout complaints in our checks2/2
Median bonus wagering (active offers) 40×
Spread between best and worst score0.35.3 – 5.6
The payout-complaint flag uses the same threshold as everywhere else on this site: a payouts score below 5.5/10, computed from the same criteria as every review.
What common ownership means here
Common ownership doesn't mean a common storefront: Wonder Play Company N.V. operates 2 casinos in our record under different names and different branding, but the same legal entity, the same identity-verification (KYC) stack, and typically the same bonus terms rewritten per brand sit behind the front end. 1 of the 2 casinos in the network holds an Anjouan licence — most of the network sits under the same regulator. Median wagering across the network's active offers is 40×, the same for every casino that discloses it. What that means practically for a player: a complaint against one brand in the network is evidence about how the operator handles withdrawals and verification generally, not a one-off problem with a single site. 2 of 2 casinos in this network carry payout complaints in our checks — evidence about the operator behind the network, not just one storefront. Ownership here comes from the operator's own published terms or footer — this isn't a corporate-structure investigation, just a record of what the operator states about itself publicly — checked as of 2026-08-09, and it will shift as our checks continue. We allege no wrongdoing here — only structure.