Infinity Casino Review & Rating

Casino Infinity Review

As my third cousin Fernando of Barcelona would always say:

"Better paranoid than punching walls later."

And we at Star Gambling couldn’t concur more — especially when it comes to throwing your hard-earned cash into the bottomless black hole that is online gambling.

Casino Infinity is showcasing a licence from the Gaming Board of Anjouan (Licence No. ALSI-152406028-FI2), issued on the island of Anjouan, Comoros Islands. For geography buffs: that’s a small dot in the Indian Ocean where it’s simpler to incorporate a business than order a pint. It’s somewhat retro, such as fruit slots and 90s tracksuits.

Benefits of the licence?

• Enables them to legally attract players from Czechia, Italy, Spain, France, Hungary, Portugal, Brazil — et al.
• Leads to less red tape and more "crack on and hope for the best" environment.

Cons:

• The regulator is as firm as a sleep-in school caretaker. Try to imagine it like a woodwork teacher — theoretically in charge, but actually there to read the paper.

The company behind it — NovaForge LTD — isn’t just three lads in a shed. They run several casinos, which at least suggests they’ve got a clue what they’re at. (As of May 2025, that’s still the case — unless you’re reading this in the year 2125, in which case, how’s the robot uprising going?)

Fun fact: European online gambling is breaking records. In Portugal, for instance, 78% of gamblers have tried it out online (2025 figures). And Brazil has gone totally bonkers since it was legalized — more than 34 million active users. Not a typo, incidentally.

Bottom line: Casino Infinity is quite legit for Hungary, Czechia, Italy and the rest of the nice gang. But remember, 70% of your security is in your hands. Yes, you, the same person who at some point in life thought that the Maldives was somewhere in Morocco.

Which countries are in, and which are sent packing?

Casino Infinity welcomes players from Hungary, Czechia, Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Brazil.

Blocked: Armenia, Tunisia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Indonesia, Georgia, Malaysia, and a few others parading around with their bans proudly like wee, yappy little dogs on a walkabout in the morning.

Payment Systems and Currencies: Jigs with Cards and Crypto

Currently, you merry chap with a taste for adventure, willing to send your money on a bit of a holiday and hope that it comes back? As my friend Gérard from Marseille would put it:

"Without a proper payment method, you’re just shouting into the wind."

And he was right.

At Casino Infinity, you can stake your dosh using anything from trusty old Visa and MasterCard to spiffy new-fangled stuff like MiFinity, AstroPay, and Jeton.

Feeling like a sly Lisbon tech goblin? Crypto’s the way: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and even the not-quite-so-widely-held DAI.

If you’re tuning in from Hungary, Czechia, Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, or Brazil — it’s a proper smorgasbord. You’ve got Boleto, Pix, Pay4Fun, Interac, Giropay, Sofort, Blik, Przelewy24 — take your pick before your hair turns grey. As of May 2025, all of these work like Swiss watches (provided the watches occasionally freeze because of dodgy Wi-Fi).

For withdrawals, it’s the same deal: cards, crypto, bank transfers. Just brace yourself for the KYC checks, or you’ll be sitting there staring at a blinking “Pending” screen longer than the last season of Game of Thrones.

Best way, in my humble opinion? Crypto. Why?

• Fast
• Almost anonymous (unless you’re daft enough to post your wallet address on Facebook)
• Fewer snoops from the tax goblins.

Good money rules at Casino Infinity:

• You need to roll over your deposit once before you can cash out.
• Otherwise, they’ll be happy to take 10–15% as a "service fee" for their inconvenience.
• Three pending withdrawals is the limit you can have at any one time. More than that, and you’ll have to be part of the furniture.

And a small note: there are charges on withdrawals from small banks. Nothing is more frustrating than opening your phone and finding

"Transfer fee: 15%"

after that massive win. 😖

Star Gambling Team Tests Casino Infinity

As my Lisbon uncle Ricardo would say:

"Trust, but double-check — and then check again for good measure."

And that’s how we at Star Gambling went about testing Casino Infinity just as seriously as selecting a lifetime mate (and even more so).

Deposited €100 via MiFinity — why waste money on fees when you can waste it on more spins instead, right? Made use of 100% welcome bonus and 200 free spins. Activating it was simpler than activating Netflix — a single click under "My Bonuses" section.

Gambled it? Not a ride to be had: we burned it up in 2 days of slots. At the end, it was a naked feet marathon — "one spin more, then to bed" in a continuous loop. Accrued €180 winnings, which dispersed back into our MiFinity purse after a bit of theatre on the ID check.

Our geeks tried penetration testing of XSS and SQL injection attacks. Result? Casino Infinity was as hard as a block of old French cheese — no leaks, no holes, solid.

Bottom line: May 2025 and we’re recommending this casino. But as I always say — don’t confuse a hot streak with divine favour!

Popular Game Types at Casino Infinity

Up to May 2025, Casino Infinity’s portfolio of games is fatter than a Dublin Christmas goose.

You’ve got lots of slots to choose from — from the trusty old "three lemons and a prayer" slots right through to terrifying crash games.

And then, of course, there are the table games too — all the usual suspects: blackjack, roulette (with a saucy European roulette alternative), and baccarat. If you fancy your nerves systematically eroded, one card at a time, there’s also online poker and blackjack.

Live Casino is a slayer: breathtaking dealers, tables for every bankroll, the entire Vegas dream — minus gangsters and low-life cigars.😎

Video roulette and crash games are there for the bad boys who enjoy their heart beating faster than an espresso addict in Milan.

Practically all have a demo mode — the perfect chance to lose dummy funds before you actually begin losing genuine funds.

The mobile interface glides along quite well; no app as yet, but the browser variant may run half as fast as native apps, but still faster than most.

Experience firsthand? Slots are the perfect way to extend your fingers and drain your bank account at the same time. 😅

Classic Rookie Mistakes: How to Bury Your Deposit at Warp Speed

Here are six absolute clangers that’ll have you lose your euros faster than I lose the enthusiasm to work on a Monday:

Not activating your bonus.

You pay your money in, start spinning, but failed to activate the bonus. Result? No extra cash, no free spins. Like turning up to a surprise party nobody organized.

Trying to withdraw before you’ve finished your wagering.

Want to cash out in an instant? Congratulations — your whole bonus balance just vanished. Even if you did get to see that pretty, pretty three-zero figure on your screen, pal.

Stakes maximized.

Casino has it on the wall in big letters: max bonus stake €5. Bet more than that? Adios to those winnings. They keep an eye on your stakes closer than my cat keeps watch over a Sunday roast.

Wagering on the incorrect games.

Card games, video poker, live casino? These only have a 10% contribution towards your wagering. Think you’ll spin on through bonus spinning roulette all day? Ha. Nice one, champ.

Forgetting the mandatory turnover before withdrawal.

In case you don’t roll over your deposit at least once, the casino’ll take 10–15% off the top. Like taxes, but minus the cheerful pie charts.

Letting free spins expire.

You have 24 hours to use each batch of free spins. Forgot? Someone else is spinning those reels right now, grinning like the Joker.

Factoid of Star Casino: players laying down €100 or more won 27% more often than those who stopped by from €20–30.

Money speaks, even if you’re having a battle with a slot machine.