Seven Casino

Seven Casino Sister Sites

The Seven Casino sister sites are operated by Group Gaem B.V., which is a casino network company based in Curacao. No, that isn’t a typo – “Gaem” is how the operator spells its name. The Seven Casino sister sites don’t hold a UK Gambling Commission licence, so we must point out that any reader who decides to play at any of these casinos does so at their own risk.

As a second disclaimer, it’s sometimes difficult to ascertain who owns Curacao-based casinos, so there’s a possibility that our list of Seven Casino sister sites is incomplete. With those disclaimers out of the way, here are the top Seven Casino sister sites.

Winstler Casino

Winstler Casino claims to have an “industry-leading” welcome promotion worth up to £9500. That’s the kind of figure that’s bound to attract attention from potential players, even if the offer does come with an x45 wagering requirement. It’s not the only bold claim made on the homepage of Winstler Casino; the site also claims to have a total collection of over four thousand slots and games drawn from more than thirty providers. That’s another huge number. In every way save for the fact that it doesn’t hold a UKGC licence, Winstler Casino sounds like a paradise for slots and casino fans.

Winstler Casino doesn’t look much like Seven Casino, but it does look a lot like the other Seven Casino sister sites. Seven Casino is the only one of these casino sites not to have been made with an identical design template, which suggests it’s the flagship of the family. Winstler Casino is perfectly competently-made, though, and quietly offers sports betting to run alongside its enormous portfolio of slots. It claims to be a casino made by players for players and looks to make good on that promise.

Gxmble Casino

Compared to the size of the welcome promotion available at Winstler Casino, the new player promotion at Gxmble (again, not a typo – the name of Gxmble Casino is a stylistic choice the operator has made) sounds weak. However, with a maximum bonus fund of £2500 and a wagering requirement of just x5, it’s still an awful lot better than the signup bonuses you’ll find at the majority of UKGC-registered casinos. The disparity between the welcome promotion at Gxmble and the welcome promotion at Winstler underlines the differences that exist between the Seven Casino sister sites. This isn’t a casino network where one size fits all.

While Gxmble shares elements of its basic design with Winstler thanks to the template we mentioned a couple of paragraphs ago, there are key differences. Gxmble is altogether more colourful. It’s louder about the fact that it offers sports betting and uses animation to bring the homepage to life. Of all the Seven Casino sister sites, Gxmble is the one that looks like the most fun to play at. As we all know, first impressions go a long way in the world of iGaming, and Gxmble makes an excellent one.

Jokersino

If you’re a Batman fan, you’ll find there’s a very familiar face staring back at you from the homepage of Jokersino. It’s the face of Batman’s mortal enemy, the Joker. To be more specific, it’s the face of the Joker as most recently played on the big screen by Joaquin Phoenix in the movie “Joker.” The resemblance is so strong that we can’t help but wonder how Jokersino has managed to avoid hearing from DC’s lawyers. The branding is attractive – perhaps even more so than any of the other Seven Casino sister sites – but it’s a risky game to play.

The fact that the value of the welcome promotion on the Jokersino homepage is listed in Canadian dollars is a sure sign that this casino wasn’t designed with UK players in mind. Given that the casino isn’t UKGC licensed, that makes sense. Currency choice aside, Jokersino is a near-clone of Gxmble with different branding, so it might be a simple case of the operator repurposing the same casino for a different target audience. It’s likely that each of the Seven Casino sister sites was made with a different market in mind. For Jokersino, it’s North America.

Spin Time

Spin Time launched a little more recently than the other Seven Casino sister sites we’ve listed here, but you’d still spot it as a Group Gaem B.V. casino immediately as soon as its website loads – the layout is identical to that of Seven Casino. Come to think of it, the colour scheme is almost identical, too. Given that there’s a lot more bonus cash available to new players at Spin Time Casino than there is at Seven Casino, you could almost say that it’s an upgrade. Is that a fair way to look at things, though?

The welcome promotion is very strong, and the terms attached to it are good. However, there are still issues to be aware of. The deposit and withdrawal processes could and should be made a lot clearer than they are, and some of the other information on the Spin Time website is also unclear. There’s mention of a VIP scheme in places, but no information about how to access the scheme or what it entails. These wouldn’t normally be terminal issues, but coupled with the fact that the casino doesn’t have a licence, the problems combine to make Spin Time difficult to trust.

Seven Casino Key Information

Name	Seven Casino.
Web Address	seven4.casino
Number of Sister Sites	4.
Top Sister Sites	Spin Time, Jokersino, Winstler.
Operator Name	Group Gaem B.V. of Curacao.
Licensing Status	Unlicensed.
Bonus Terms	Wagering requirements of just x10 on bonuses.
Contact Email	[email protected]
Trustpilot Score	1.8 out of 5.0 (>200 reviews).
Payment Terms	Debit card or crypto, three business days.

Seven Casino Review 2025

If you read what we said above about the Seven Casino sister sites, you’ll already know that Seven Casino isn’t like most of the other casino sites on the Group Gaem B.V. platform. It has a design and a sense of personality that’s all its own. Does that make it better or worse than the Seven Casino sister sites, which were put together using the operator’s usual template? You’ll know by the end of this review.

Seven Casino Welcome Promotions

The default currency at Seven Casino is Euros, which is another reminder that this isn’t a UKGC-registered iGaming site and wasn’t really designed with UK-based players in mind. For the purposes of this review, we’re going to assume that the casino uses a 1:1 exchange rate for Euros and pounds. If so, then the first deposit a new player makes at Seven Casino is matched at a rate of 200% up to a maximum of £250. The bonus pot comes with a more-than-reasonable wagering requirement of x10. That alone would be a decent welcome promotion, but things at Seven Casino get much better than that for new players.

If players decide they like the lay of the land at Seven Casino and decide they want to stick around for the long haul, they’ll pick up matched bonuses on the first four deposits they make with the site – and the rewards become more valuable each time. Second deposits are matched at a rate of 100% up to £1000. Third deposits are matched at 50% up to £1250, and best of all, fourth deposits are matched at 100% all the way up to a staggering £5000. In all cases, the wagering requirements remain low at x10. Other than doing away with the wagering requirements completely, it’s hard to see how Seven Casino could have been any more generous. There are some solid sign-up bonuses at some of the Seven Casino sister sites, but nothing on this level.

Ongoing Promotions

It would be understandable if Seven Casino (or the people behind it) had decided that the generosity of the welcome promotion was enough, and they’d offer no further promotions. That’s not the approach they’ve taken, though. There are also three weekly bonuses at Seven Casino. On Mondays, players can claim a 100% matched deposit up to a maximum of £500. On Wednesdays, they can claim 125% on their deposits up to £500. Fridays are best of all, with a 200% matched deposit up to £500. The catch this time is that the wagering requirement is far higher at x45.

The homepage of Seven Casino mentions that ten per cent cashback is available for “VIP” players. Unfortunately, no further details about how the cashback works or how a player might become a VIP are provided.

What are the Pros and Cons of Seven Casino?

Pros: We’ve already covered the biggest “pro” of Seven Casino. Its welcome offer is phenomenal. You’d have to go a very long way to find a more generous welcome promotion than the one that awaits new players at this iGaming site – and you may never find one at all. The availability of 24/7 live chat means that customers at Seven Casino should always be able to get assistance when they need it.

Cons: This is stating the obvious, but Seven Casino doesn’t have a UK Gambling Commission licence. Players based in the UK are best protected when they play at online casinos that are covered by a UKGC licence. Any UK-based player who chooses to play at Seven Casino does so at their own risk. The casino doesn’t provide us with a complete list of deposit or withdrawal options. While the full Seven Casino terms and conditions make it sound like e-wallets, cryptocurrencies, debit cards and even credit cards are all supported, we don’t have any specifics. We’re also under the impression that instant withdrawals aren’t possible.

Top Games at Seven Casino

We’re pleased to see that Seven Casino has taken our advice on this front. When we first reviewed the casino in 2023, we were disappointed to note that its entire portfolio of slots, games and sports betting options was locked away by the log-in screen, with any attempt to access them greeted by a pop-up inviting us to register. As potential new players, we found that approach off-putting. Now, Seven Casino proudly advertises the best of what it has to offer right in the middle of its homepage, where we find that either the casino or the people who play at it appear to be especially keen on Microgaming slots.

Why do we say that the casino loves Microgaming? Because the top two slots on the homepage, Peek a Boo 5 Reel and Shanghai Beauty, both come from Microgaming. Gorila Mayhem and Wild West Gold Megaways by Pragmatic Play have both also been selected for prominence, and the top row for “Player Favourites” is rounded out by Bikini Island Deluxe from Habanero, and Sunset Hotline by Apollo. The top live games at the casino all come from Evolution Gaming, and include several variations of roulette, Dream Catcher, and Crazy Time. In short, you can be fairly sure all your favourite casino games are available with the casino’s enormous collection, and you can bet on sports here, too.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

This is where we have to take issue with the lack of information that Seven Casino provides. The only reason we have any idea about how Seven Casino handles withdrawals is that we’ve looked at the casino’s full terms and conditions. There, you’ll find mention of e-wallets, including Neteller and Skrill (but not PayPal), cryptocurrencies, debit cards and credit cards. Credit cards aren’t permitted at UKGC-licensed casinos, but they’re still fair game at casinos outside that sphere. Unfortunately, the timeline given for processing withdrawals is no more specific than “within three days.” It doesn’t look like there’s any way of getting your hands on your money instantly.

Customer Support and Licensing

The primary mode of customer support available to players at Seven Casino is live chat, which is available via the “Contact” page and is provided on a 24/7 basis. The alternative is to send an email to [email protected]. If your query is a little more serious than that, try [email protected].

Another of the big differences we noted between the first time we reviewed Seven Casino and this second time is the casino’s licensing status. In 2023, the casino was covered by a licence issued by the Government of Curacao. That licence is no longer in place, and we think we know why. Regulations tightened in Curacao in early 2024, and licensed casinos were no longer permitted to handle cryptocurrency transactions. Some Curacao-based casinos have since stopped dealing in crypto, but others, like the Seven Casino sister sites, kept their crypto transactions and did away with the licence. That means the casinos on this network are totally unlicensed, which is a very important consideration for any potential player.

Seven Casino – The Verdict

We can’t remember the last time we saw a welcome promotion as substantial or generous as the one at Seven Casino. If its terms and conditions can be taken at face value, it’s an incredible promotion. The casino itself appears to be a strong all-rounder, with casino games, live casino games and sports betting all available. We can’t get away from the fact that it’s an unlicensed casino, though, and the combination of no licence and no solid information about withdrawal processing ought to make players a little nervous.

What are players saying about Seven Casino?

Here are our condensed / readers digest summaries of recent player reviews of Seven Casino. Players should be aware that Trustpilot temporarily suspended Seven Casino’s page in February 2025 after removing several positive reviews that were deemed to be fake.

• 08-Feb-2025 by Luigi:
  Total scam. They don’t pay out, and the slots seem rigged. Stay away from this site. – source: Trustpilot
• 04-Feb-2025 by Alan:
  This is a scam casino. They give you bonus money when you deposit, but you have to wager it an absurd number of times before you can withdraw anything. Avoid. – source: Trustpilot
• 14-Jan-2025 by Dylan:
  Worst casino ever. They never pay out. I won £805 and they refuse to process my withdrawal. I didn’t check reviews before signing up, but I wish I had. No idea how they’re still running. – source: Trustpilot
• 28-Dec-2024 by Nebojsa:
  This casino is run by the same people behind Prime Casino, Slottio, and Gxmble. I won £4,250 on Gxmble, and they shut my account for no reason. I emailed them, but they won’t respond, and live chat disconnects whenever I ask about it. Avoid all of these sites. – source: Trustpilot
• 26-Dec-2024 by Luke:
  I won £855 on the sign-up bonus, completed all the wagering requirements, but now I can’t withdraw until they complete my KYC verification. I’m on day six of waiting, and every time I ask for an update, live chat just makes excuses. – source: Trustpilot
• 24-Dec-2024 by Paul:
  If I could leave zero stars, I would. Awful service. They owe me a lot of money, but they’re making it as difficult as possible to withdraw. Avoid at all costs. – source: Trustpilot
• 23-Dec-2024 by Lorna:
  If you’re in the UK, do not use this site. They’ll let you sign up, deposit, and lose money, but you’ll never get anything back. I checked the terms and conditions after signing up and realised UK players aren’t even supposed to be allowed. When I emailed them asking for my money back, they claimed they had no control over who joins. Complete joke—they happily take deposits knowing full well that if you win, they won’t pay out. – source: Trustpilot
• 27-Nov-2024 by Natasha:
  This website is an absolute con. – source: Trustpilot
• 22-Nov-2024 by James:
  I won over £15,800, and the game crashed. My device lost control while the game suddenly started spinning at £800 a spin. The jackpot shot up past £71,000, but when I finally regained access, my balance was £700. I contacted customer support, and they admitted it was a game issue, but they said I’d have to deal with the game provider myself! Absolutely ridiculous. If you’re looking for a safe place to gamble, this definitely isn’t it. – source: Trustpilot
• 30-Nov-2024 by GTA:
  Be warned—this casino isn’t regulated in the UK. I went to deposit £100, but my bank flagged the transaction because the site tried to take £119.62 instead. When I contacted live chat, they just told me to email support. After reading other reviews, it seems UK players can’t even withdraw winnings because the casino isn’t licensed here. They also ask for excessive amounts of ID, and if you deposit with a bonus, you could end up losing your actual cash winnings. Avoid this site. – source: Trustpilot