18+ only. Gambling involves risk and is not a way to make money. Set deposit and time limits before you play, and use the self-exclusion tools every operator on this page provides. If gambling stops being entertainment, stop and seek help.

How we compare

Five operators, one method. For each one we read the licence entry, the payments page for every currency it supports, and the bonus terms as they are actually written — not as they appear on the banner. Where an operator does not publish something, we say so instead of guessing. That happens more often than you would expect: two of the five do not publish a founding year, and one does not publish a restricted-country list at all.

The ranking above is not a score out of ten. A single number would hide the thing that matters, which is that these five are good at different jobs. A crypto player and a player who needs a card withdrawal in euros are not choosing between the same two casinos.

Licensing, and why the number matters

Every operator here holds a licence, and the licence is checkable. Three run under Curaçao — 1win (OGL/2024/587/0621, licensee 1Win N.V., company number 147039), Riobet (OGL/2024/552/0560, Riotech N.V., number 135400) and Vavada (OGL/2024/252/0153, Vavada B.V., number 143168, status indefinite). Two run under Anjouan: BC.Game (ALSI-202410011-FI1, Twocent Technology Limited, Belize) and JetTon (JetTon Gaming Ltd), though JetTon does not publish its licence number, which is a real difference and we count it as one.

A licence number you can look up in a public register is worth more than a logo in a footer. Where we could confirm the entry, we say so above.

Bonuses: read the wagering, not the percentage

The headline percentages in the table range from +100% to +500%. They are not comparable on their own, because the wagering requirement decides what the offer is actually worth. JetTon's 425% carries x25 and a 96-hour clock. 1win's 500% carries x30 and caps the withdrawal at one times the bonus. Vavada's 100% carries x35 and is slots-only — playing it anywhere else voids it.

The most useful figure in a bonus is rarely the first one printed.

Payments and withdrawals

This is where the five separate most sharply.

BC.Game is built for crypto first: about 150 coins, multi-network deposits, and an internal stablecoin that swaps to USDT one-to-one. Riobet publishes withdrawal limits by loyalty status — from $200 a day at the base level to $5,000 at VIP — which is unusual and worth knowing before you deposit. 1win supports roughly 89 fiat currencies but has no fiat withdrawal at all in USD or UAH; those balances leave as crypto or not at all. JetTon has no fiat deposit for USD, AZN, TJS or CLP — crypto only. Vavada does not publish minimums; its terms hand that decision to the payment processors.

None of that is a scandal. All of it is the kind of thing you find out on your first withdrawal if nobody tells you first.

Verification

Four of the five require identity verification. BC.Game is the exception on paper — it opens accounts without it — but reserves the right to ask before any payout, which in practice means the same thing for a large win. JetTon does not state a policy at all.

Figures verified: 2026-09.

Do you take money for the ranking?

No. The order above follows the comparison method described on this page, and it changes when the facts change.

How current are these figures?

Verified September 2026. Bonus percentages and payment limits are the fastest-moving numbers on any casino site; treat anything older than a few months as a starting point, not a fact.

Which one should I pick?

The one whose payment methods work in your currency. That single question eliminates more of this list than any other.

Are these licences real?

The Curaçao and Anjouan entries can be checked in the public registers of those regulators. JetTon publishes the jurisdiction but not the number, and we mark that difference rather than smoothing it over.

Read the full review: 1win · BC.Game · Riobet · Vavada · JetTon.