Vbet Casino Review (2026)

Which licence covers vbet.com is the open question: AskGamblers points to a Curaçao sublicence under Radon B.V., while Vbet's UK, Maltese and Swedish licences belong to a different entity, Vivaro Limited, so check the licence seal in the vbet.com footer.

AskGamblers names Radon B.V. as the owner of Vbet Casino and says it is licensed by the Government of Curaçao. The operator's affiliate programme says Radon B.V. (Emancipatie Boulevard 29, Curaçao) works under a master gaming sublicence from CIL Curacao Interactive Licensing N.V. No licence number is published for the .com site, so check the footer seal before you deposit.

A separate company, Vivaro Limited, trades as Vbet in regulated markets and is the B2C arm of BetConstruct. It was licensed by the UK Gambling Commission from 2016 (SBC News), by the Malta Gaming Authority for casino and betting by 2019 (iGaming Business, SBC News, which also reported crypto deposits approved by the MGA), and by the Swedish Gambling Authority from 3 June 2020 to June 2023 (iGaming Business). The UKGC public register and the MGA licensee register show their current status.

• vbet.com: Curaçao sublicence via CIL, operator Radon B.V. (AskGamblers, affiliate programme)
• UK (Vivaro Limited): licensed since 2016 per press. The UK is not an accepted country for vbet.com per the affiliate programme
• Malta (Vivaro Limited): licence reported in 2019 and 2020 press; held by Vivaro, not the .com operator
• Sweden: licence ran to June 2023; no renewal is on record
• Self-exclusion and cool-off tools listed by AskGamblers

The record is not clean. On 17 January 2023 the UK Gambling Commission announced a £337,631 regulatory settlement with Vivaro Limited, trading as Vbet, after finding anti-money-laundering and safer-gambling failings between October 2020 and June 2021. It comprised £302,500 paid in lieu of a financial penalty, £35,131 divested, and an extra licence condition (Vixio, Gambling Commission). A regulator that fines the brand's UK arm is a strong reason to read the complaint record in the Payments section closely.

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I give it a 3: a Curaçao sublicence for the .com site, a history of stronger licences held by the sister entity rather than the .com operator, and a 2023 UK settlement on the record.

A wide payment menu, crypto included, but most listed complaints involve frozen accounts and withheld balances.

AskGamblers lists a withdrawal limit of EUR 10,000 per transaction and no stated daily, weekly or monthly cap, no deposit or withdrawal fees, 0 to 24 hours for e-wallets and cards, and 3 to 5 days for bank transfers. It says weekend cashouts are not offered. Minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts are not stated, so check the cashier.

• Deposits: cards, bank transfer, e-wallets (Skrill, Neteller, MuchBetter, Jeton), vouchers (Paysafecard, CASHlib), AstroPay, Zimpler, Rapid Transfer and many regional methods
• Withdrawals: a shorter list including Visa, Mastercard, Neteller, Skrill, MuchBetter, Paysafecard, AstroPay, Jeton, bank-type options and crypto
• Crypto: yes. AskGamblers lists Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin, TRON, Ripple, Dogecoin and others for deposits and withdrawals
• Apple Pay: not listed by AskGamblers

The complaint picture is the problem. AskGamblers shows 25 complaints with 8 resolved, an average duration of 6 days, and most of them under Accounts Handling, where only 2 of 11 are resolved. Players describe accounts locked for open-ended "reviews" with money unpaid. These are player claims, so treat them as allegations. AskGamblers also flags a mismatch between deposit and withdrawal methods, a classic cause of stuck cashouts.

I give it a 2.5: the limits and fees are fine and some players report fast payouts, but a low resolution rate on account locks matters more than a long method list. Verify early and withdraw to the method you deposited with.

A very large library from well-known studios, with live casino and a sportsbook, but fairness data is thin.

AskGamblers lists well over 100 providers. The Vbet affiliate programme describes at least 800 products and sports betting across many disciplines. Lobby numbers may differ by country.

• Slots: Games Global, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Nolimit City, Hacksaw Gaming, Relax Gaming, Big Time Gaming, Yggdrasil, Betsoft and BGaming
• Live casino: Evolution and Playtech among others
• Also: Spribe crash-style games, Novomatic and Amatic classics, and a sportsbook on the same account

AskGamblers says no app download is needed and the site runs in iOS and Android mobile browsers, so there is no native app. AskGamblers also marks RNG testing as "No" and RTP as not stated, even though its pros mention independent fairness testing, so I treat fairness as unproven.

I score it a four on depth and provider quality, held back by missing RTP transparency.

Bonus terms differ by country, and the only wagering figures on record are one player's account.

AskGamblers has no official bonus terms, so read the current offer in the cashier before you opt in. One user review there describes a 35x requirement on bonus plus deposit, 15 days to clear and a maximum cashout of 5x deposit plus bonus, for a different market (INR offers), so it is not a guide for your country.

• Welcome offer: differs by country; check the cashier
• Wagering: 35x plus deposit, 15 days, 5x max cashout (single player report, INR market)
• Ongoing promotions and VIP: differ by country; no VIP programme listed
• No-deposit bonus: none listed

A 5x cashout cap would be a real limit if it applies to you. I give it 2.5 because the offer terms are unclear; read them on the site before depositing.

Live chat and email are listed, but the 24/7 claim is disputed and player experiences are split.

AskGamblers lists 24/7 live chat, email and an international phone number that may carry call fees. One user review there says chat is not 24/7. The site languages AskGamblers lists are English, Russian, Armenian, French, Georgian and Arabic, though it does not say these are all support languages.

• Live chat: listed as 24/7 (disputed)
• Email: listed
• Phone: international number listed, fees may apply

Players describe support as robotic in some cases and helpful in others, and the many unresolved account complaints say hard cases are not handled well. I give it a 3.