Anjouan casino sites compared on payouts and limits

How do Anjouan casinos compare with the others?

Two Anjouan casinos match the table’s top marks: 7Gear the highest fixed weekly limit and Mad Casino the lowest general minimum. The three whose own pages call crypto payouts instant all sit outside the Anjouan register, so each casino’s own rules matter more than its licence.

Three measures set these casinos apart most:

Every casino we review gets the same six fields below, Anjouan licences first, each in the casino’s own words and currency. A stated payout time can run longer than an offer card advertises, the deposit is the general minimum rather than the one an offer asks, and the ways to pay are those the casino’s own pages name, so an offer card can list more or fewer.

Before a first cashout, check how many times a deposit must be staked. 7Gear wants each deposit bet once on slots, or three times on other games, before it can be withdrawn. Mad Casino asks for bets of at least three times the deposit and keeps 20% of it if you withdraw without placing a bet.

Rolletto, Spin Polo, SlotoSport, Lilu Casino, Bravo, EliteSpin, Daytona Spin and Betmac have offer cards above but no full review yet, so the table has no row for them.

How long would a big win take to reach you?

Weekly and monthly ceilings decide how fast a large win leaves a casino far more than its payout time does. Here is a €12,000 win (£12,000 at CleanWins and SlotRoyals, whose terms use pounds) at each casino’s standard limits, before the payout time from the table above is added to each part.

So among the fixed caps, WinBeast and 7Gear let the most out in the first week, while Win Place raises its limits at published lifetime-deposit thresholds. Mad Casino sets its daily limit by loyalty level, so its figure depends on your account.

Which casino suits the way you play?

Pick the wish that matters most, start with the casino named for it, and take the next step from there. Eight fuller player profiles are matched in our guide to choosing a casino by the way you play.

Which of these casinos share an owner?

Some of these casinos share a company, and often a licence too, which tells you who answers a complaint and why some rules match from site to site.

• CleanWins and SlotRoyals: the register lists both addresses under Onimim’s licence ALSI-192407051-FI3, and their withdrawal caps match to the pound.
• Smash Casino and its nine sisters: Softon’s licence ALSI-202409012-FI1 also covers Kingdom Casino, TenoBet and Aphrodite, among others. One of the nine, madcasino.io, is a different brand from the Mad Casino in our table.
• Spin Polo and Daytona Spin: both run under Win Top’s licence ALSI-202509029-FI1, which lists around 30 domains.
• ZizoBet, CosmoBet and Velobet: Santeda runs all three under one Curaçao licence, which is why their weekly and monthly limits are identical.
• WinBeast, Win Place and LuckyWave: all three name Fortaprime, a Costa Rica company, on their own pages, yet each shows a different licence: LuckyWave a Costa Rica e-gaming licence, Win Place the Anjouan Gaming Board with no register row, and WinBeast none.

Trixino and 7Gear share their licences only with sites we do not review: Exceptiosoft’s ALSI-202606020-FI1 covers around 20 other web addresses, and Industrial Mystic Labs’ ALSI-202410049-FI2 covers 7gear.io, Catch Bet and Winuza. The older 7gear.com address no longer hosts the casino.

Sisters keep their own offers and their own terms, so check each site’s rules rather than assuming a neighbour’s apply.

How can you check an Anjouan licence yourself?

Anjouan is an autonomous island in the Union of the Comoros. Its regulator, Anjouan Gaming, licenses casinos and the companies that supply them under the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority, with the Anjouan Gaming Board supervising. One licence can cover online casinos, sports betting, prediction markets and crypto play across several approved domains, which is why one company can run a whole family of sites under a single number. The regulator’s register lists every licence, and separate lists name the suspended and revoked ones. Four checks take a couple of minutes:

1. Open the seal. The licence seal in the footer of an Anjouan online casino opens a validation page that names the licensed company, the website it covers and an operating status. CleanWins’ seal, for one, shows Onimim Ltd, cleanwins.com and its licence number, ALSI-192407051-FI3, with the status valid.
2. Match it in the register. A seal page proves nothing on its own until the domain shows on a valid row of the regulator’s register. Search the company, the number or the domain in the Anjouan licence register on the regulator’s own site and make sure the domain you are on is listed, because one licence can cover dozens of sites. ALSI-192407051-FI3, for example, brings up Onimim’s valid row with cleanwins.com on it.
3. Read the status. Only a valid row covers play; a licence on the regulator’s suspended list or revoked list does not.
4. Expect footers to differ. Trixino prints its number only in some countries, Wildies prints none although its domain is listed, and Win Place names the board without a number.

What a valid licence gives you is a route beyond the casino itself. Under the regulator’s complaint policy you complain to the casino first, in English through the seal’s complaint function, within 14 days of a session for a game dispute or 30 days for an account matter. The casino then has 30 days to answer, and after that you may take it to one of the four dispute services the regulator approves (EGIS ADR, Axion ADR, iGaming ADR and CADRE), and the casino pays for that review. Our step-by-step guide to checking an Anjouan casino licence walks through each screen, Anjouan licensed casinos sets out every sister group, and our list of casinos with an Anjouan licence profiles each one.