Our Anjouan-licensed picks come first, each with the player it suits and the fact behind it, taken from the casino’s own terms and pages.
- Wildies suits players who like to set their own limits, with deposit, loss and wagering limits by day, week or month, session limits and reality checks.
- Trixino suits players who want a person on the other end, with live chat answered by people rather than a bot.
- Smash Casino suits players who like to move between studios, with slots from more than 40 of them, Play’n GO and Hacksaw among them, live dealers from Vivo and XPG, and the site in 11 languages.
- CleanWins suits slots players, with a lobby built around them, Hot and Cold lists and a “Surprise me” button, and no sportsbook to scroll past.
Which casinos hold an Anjouan licence?
Each casino in this table is on the Anjouan licence register, and its licence number is the quickest check. Look the number up in the Anjouan licence register, which lists the company, the licence type, its dates and the web addresses it covers, and match the address in your browser against that list. In the offers table above, seven of the sixteen offers come from Anjouan-licensed casinos, and the licence field on each card shows which.
| Casino | Anjouan licence |
|---|---|
| Wildies | ALSI-152406026-FI2 |
| Trixino | ALSI-202606020-FI1, run by Exceptiosoft LTD |
| Smash Casino | ALSI-202409012-FI1, run by Softon Ltd |
| CleanWins | ALSI-192407051-FI3, run by Onimim Ltd |
| SlotRoyals | ALSI-192407051-FI3, the same licence as CleanWins |
| Mad Casino | ALSI-202510009-FI1 |
| 7Gear | ALSI-202410049-FI2 |
Win Place is left out of this table: its home page mentions an Anjouan licence, but its terms name a Costa Rica company and the Anjouan register shows no entry for it, so we do not count it as licensed.
CleanWins and SlotRoyals share one licence, and the Trixino and Smash Casino licences each cover a family of sister sites run by the same company. One name to keep apart is the Mad Casino at madcasino.io, which belongs to the Smash Casino family; the Mad Casino in this table, at mad.casino, has a licence of its own.
The licence is issued by Anjouan’s offshore finance authority under the Computer Gaming Licensing Act, and each casino still sets its own limits and payout rules, so read those before you deposit and set your deposit and loss limits first.
A complaint goes to the casino first, through the form in its licence seal where its site shows one. The licence rules give you 14 days from the session to raise a disputed game result and 30 days for an account matter such as a payment or a bonus, though Smash Casino’s and Trixino’s own terms ask for a game complaint within 7 days and a payout complaint within a month. The casino has 30 days to answer, and if the complaint is still open after that, you can take it to one of the authority’s approved dispute-resolution services. Every licensed casino must take part, and the casino bears the cost. The authority itself does not rule on individual complaints, as its complaint policy sets out. The whole route runs in English and is open to players in the countries each licence serves. The casinos with an Anjouan licence page covers the rest, and our Anjouan licence check shows the lookup step by step.
How do Wildies, Trixino and Smash Casino compare?
All three hold an Anjouan licence, and the money side is where they part ways. The figures come from each casino’s own terms and pages.
| Point | Wildies | Trixino | Smash Casino |
|---|---|---|---|
| Payout time under its terms | Up to 72 hours; its FAQ says 48 business hours | Typically within three banking days | Typically within three banking days |
| Most you can take out | €5,000 a week under its terms; its FAQ says €2,000 | €1,000 a day and €10,000 a month | €1,000 a day and €10,000 a month |
| Before your first cash-out | €20 minimum and your deposit played through once under its terms (€5 and half the deposit in its FAQ), plus photo ID, proof of address and a selfie or a verification call | €100 minimum, deposit played through once, ID check | €50 minimum, first deposit played through once, full ID check |
| Ways to pay | Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Apple Pay and Google Pay, with coins shown on its site | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Giropay, Sofort and Klarna, plus e-wallets, bank transfer and crypto | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Giropay, Sofort and crypto |
| Sport | Live betting and virtual sports | Sports betting and predictions beside the casino | Football to cricket and esports, plus prediction markets |
| Support | E-mail at any hour, chat when agents are free | Live chat and e-mail round the clock | Live chat and e-mail round the clock |
Trixino and Smash Casino set the same limits and payout window in their terms. A notice on Smash Casino’s site mentions 48 hours against the three banking days in its terms, and the site also gives a limit of €2,500 a week.
Say a €12,000 balance is waiting to come out. Under Wildies’ terms it comes out as €5,000, €5,000 and €2,000 over three weeks, and at the €2,000 a week its FAQ gives, it takes about six weeks. Trixino’s €1,000 a day reaches its €10,000 monthly cap in ten days, and the last €2,000 waits for the next month; the same holds under Smash Casino’s terms, while at the €2,500 a week its site gives, it takes about five weeks.
How do the Curaçao casinos Zizobet, Cosmobet and Velobet compare?
Zizobet, Cosmobet and Velobet share one Curaçao licence, OGL/2024/1798/1048, and each names Santeda International as its operator on its own site. Their terms allow up to three banking days for a payout, so that is the time to plan around, whatever time the offers table advertises.
| Point | Zizobet | Cosmobet | Velobet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Most you can take out | €7,500 a week and €15,000 a month | €7,500 a week and €15,000 a month | €7,500 a week and €15,000 a month |
| Smallest withdrawal | €10 | €20 | €10 |
| Ways to pay | Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, MiFinity and eight coins in its terms | Cards, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard and eight coins in its terms | Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, AstroPay or Interac by country, plus crypto |
| Sport | More than 50 sports, with a sport welcome bonus | Pre-match and live betting, plus esports | Pre-match and in-play, esports, racing and virtual sports |
| Support | Chat at all hours | Live chat and e-mail, day and night | Live chat and e-mail, day and night, in eight languages |
| Your own limits | Account limits, time-outs and self-exclusion from 6 months to 5 years | Account limits, time-outs and self-exclusion from 6 months to 5 years | Time-outs on request and self-exclusion from 6 months to 5 years by e-mail |
On a standard account, the same €12,000 comes out as €7,500 in the first week and €4,500 in the second at all three, inside their €15,000 month.
If sport and quick answers decide it, Zizobet is the one to open first; if you pay by e-wallet or voucher, Cosmobet; if you bet on racing or pay by AstroPay or Interac, Velobet.
Which casino leads on each count?
The leader changes with what you measure. Each row takes one measurable point from the terms and payment tables of the seventeen casinos we review and names the ones that come out ahead, whatever their licence.
| What you measure | Comes out ahead | The figure |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto payouts listed as instant | Win Place, LuckyWave and AmunBet, among others | Their own payment pages list crypto withdrawals as instant; cards and bank transfers take longer. |
| Withdrawals a week, standard account, in euros | WinBeast and 7Gear | €10,000 a week under their terms; the table on WinBeast’s home page shows €8,000. |
| Time to finish a welcome bonus | Velobet | 30 days, the longest window among the casinos we review. |
| Stake allowed with a bonus running | ShelbyWin | €10 a bet unless a promotion sets its own figure, twice the €5 cap several others set, with every bet below a fifth of the bonus. |
| Promised chat reply | Zizobet | About one minute, as a typical response. |
| Currencies accepted | AmunBet | 15 in its terms, from Tron and BNB to USDC. |
The offers table above shows each casino’s advertised payout time; the terms’ times on this page are the most a payout can take under each casino’s own rules.
Where do the other casinos we review stand out?
Each of these suits a particular kind of player. The ones with an Anjouan licence come first; Win Place follows them, as it names Anjouan only on its home page.
| Casino | Licence shown | Suits | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| SlotRoyals | Anjouan, shared with CleanWins | Paying by e-wallet | Ten payment methods in its footer, Jeton and MiFinity among them. |
| Mad Casino | Anjouan | Cashing out at the weekend | Withdrawal requests handled seven days a week, holidays included. |
| 7Gear | Anjouan | Bigger cash-outs | Up to €5,000 a day within its weekly limit, and e-wallet payouts its home page quotes at 0–1 hour. |
| Win Place | Anjouan named on its home page only; terms name a Costa Rica company | Players who deposit a lot | Weekly limits from €3,000 that rise to €20,000 once your deposits pass €100,000. |
| WinBeast | None named on its site | Regular players | Weekly cashback on its home page, loyalty cashback from level 4 in its bonus terms, and a welcome bonus you can cancel before its wagering starts without losing your own money. |
| LuckyWave | Costa Rica | Players who like a loyalty scheme | A 25-level loyalty shop, a VIP club with a personal manager, and withdrawal limits that rise with your total deposits. |
| AmunBet | None named on its site | Variety in the sportsbook | Football, basketball, tennis and MMA, with a cybersport section of its own. |
| ShelbyWin | Curaçao master licence cited | Bonus play at the tables | Its terms count most table, card and live bets at a tenth of their value towards the wagering. |
If paying in coins matters most, the Anjouan casinos that take crypto are set side by side on a page of their own.
How is the order set?
Our best Anjouan casinos are the ones whose terms make the money side easiest, once the licence they show checks out. A casino rises with a stated payout time, limits that leave room for a real win, wagering rules in plain figures, a cashier that pays back the way you paid in, and support and self-set limits within reach, as how we rate Anjouan casinos sets out. The offers table above runs highest score first. The tables on this page cover the twelve casinos with a place in our order and three more we review in full, Trixino, Smash Casino and CleanWins, a separate set from the offers. Our Anjouan casino list sets out the twelve in ranking order.
Where to go once you have a favourite
Each casino’s full review opens from its name above, and the Anjouan casino reviews page gathers all of our reviews. For the welcome offers matched to the way you play, see Anjouan casino bonuses, and for each clause of an offer, how to read casino bonus terms. Payout times and limits across the list sit in the cashout times guide, and sportsbooks, payment methods and support in Anjouan online casinos.