FEZbet Casino Review & Rating

Overview of FEZbet Casino

FEZbet Casino is operated by Rabidi Group and has been active since 2020. Regarding licensing - it used to be Curaçao, and now Anjouan (ALSI-152406028-FI2) is increasingly listed. Apparently, after the trouble in Curaçao they decided to relocate. This matters for Europe: Germany and other DACH countries have strict laws, and Ireland and Poland closely monitor online casinos. It's said the group is large by offshore standards - around twenty brands. For us, players, this means everything should be clear. It does not replace a local license.

What's in it for us?

In Germany, everything's strict: limits, rules - no mucking around. In Poland, offshore sites are blocked, and they tax winnings. In Ireland, the regulator's currently changing. In New Zealand, you can play on international sites, but in Australia - tough luck, access is blocked. FEZbet themselves say this. Basically, FEZbet is more geared towards Europe - everything's easier with the Euro. And Australians are told: "Sorry, can't help you out."

Licence: Pros and Cons

Offshore sites have their advantages: everything's processed quickly, there are many currencies, plenty of deposit methods, and crypto is accepted. The downside is that disputes are harder to resolve, and the casino is less accountable to the player than with a Malta or Germany licence. Anjouan gives them freedom, but player protection is lower than with MGA/DE. The casino is generally decent, but by European standards, there's room for improvement. Information is current as of December 2025.

Payments and currencies

Everything here follows a European approach: Visa/Mastercard, regular transfers, Skrill, Neteller, ecoPayz, vouchers, Trustly and crypto - BTC, ETH, USDT and others. Withdrawals work better to e-wallets or cards. Crypto processes fast, but check the exchange rate. Current as of December 2025.

Tips from Star Gambling:

• Don't mix your everyday money with your gaming money.
• Set a daily limit.
• Don't try to win back what you've lost.
• If someone promises anonymous withdrawals without a trace - that's just a fairy tale.

For security, enable 2FA, set complex passwords, and confirm your address. In offshore locations, there's more anonymity than in the EU, but banks still see transactions. Play fair and prepare your documents for KYC in advance.

Bonuses

Welcome bonus - up to 100% on deposit and 200 free spins. Wagering requirement - 35x deposit+bonus, 40x - winnings from spins. Maximum bet - 5 EUR, timeframe - one month. To activate some bonuses, you need to contact support. For sports - turnovers with odds 1.50 - 2.00, in DACH it might be 5x, for others 6x. As of December 2025 - the conditions are typical for offshore sites.

From personal experience: I took a weekly reload, spun the slots and played a bit of blackjack. As my mate Gunther from Munich said:

If it's not going your way in the morning, it won't get any better in the evening.

Partners sometimes have promo codes - for example, JBVIP. But check if they still work. Bonus Buy is available in some slots, but buying spins doesn't always count towards the wagering requirement - read the rules carefully.

Rules

In plain English:

• Deposit first, then the bonus.
• Maximum bet - 5 EUR.
• Wagering - on the deposit + bonus amount.
• Free spins - at 40x.
• Not all games contribute 100% to the wagering. Live casino and card games often only contribute 5-10%.

It's better to split the bankroll and wager on medium volatility slots, rather than betting it all at once. Sometimes the bonus needs to be activated manually through the chat. If the wagering requirement was automatically removed, that would be a freebie.

Testing It Out

We deposited 120 EUR via MiFinity. Then we had a spin on some pokies and roulette, had a flutter on the footy, and tried a few crash games. We ended up 76 EUR ahead and withdrew back to MiFinity after KYC. The documents were approved quickly, and the withdrawal took about two days. We used the welcome bonus and cleared the wagering with bets of 0.60 - 0.80 EUR. The Star Gambling team checked the site for security - OWASP Top-10, rate-limit API, and protection against credential stuffing. Nothing dodgy: WAF and CAPTCHA are working. For an offshore operation, it's pretty solid.

Games

It's all familiar here: slots, cards, roulette, blackjack, live, sports and virtuals. There's a demo and a mobile version. Germans favour roulette and poker, Poles favour slots. The Irish favour blackjack, New Zealanders favour live tables, and the DACH region favours sports betting. Live games bring excitement, while slots help you unwind after work.

Beginners' mistakes

• They deposit 10 - 20 EUR and try to win it back in live games - the stake is tiny, but the stress is enormous.
• It's better to start with 50 - 100 EUR - the more spins, the easier it is to clear the wagering requirement.
• They forget to activate the bonus through support.
• They play card games with low stakes and then are surprised by the outcome.
• They don't check the bet limit and lose their winnings.

According to Star Gambling, with a bankroll of 75 - 150 EUR it's easier to clear the wagering requirement without extra payments.

Alternatives

If you're after a casino where you can hit up both slots and sports, check out these similar joints with the same licence and providers: Wazamba, Tsars, Bitstarz, Play Fortuna, Rabona and Casino X. They all deal in crypto, offshore licences, and a familiar look. You can find more details in the online casino reviews section and the casino ratings from Star Gambling.