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Casinobet Has Closed – What We Know and Where to Play Instead

Casinobet shut down on 30 September 2026. What the closure notice says, what to do if you still had a balance, and three crypto casinos to play instead.

By Nick K. – Editor-in-ChiefPublished
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Casinobet Has Closed

Casinobet is gone. The crypto casino stopped taking play at 23:59 EEST on 30 September 2026, and every page on casinobet.com now shows the same short goodbye notice. No lobby, no login, no cashier. Here is what the operator has said, what it hasn't, and where to go next.

Key Takeaways

  • Casinobet closed on 30 September 2026 at 23:59 EEST.
  • The notice gives no reason, no withdrawal deadline and no sister brand.
  • The site was licensed in Curaçao (OGL/2024/907/0376), so the regulator is your route if money is stuck.
  • Thrill, Jackpotter and Whale.io are the closest crypto alternatives we rate.

What the closure notice says

The whole site has been replaced by a single screen. It thanks players for their support and states that the service "ended on 30 September 2026 at 23:59 (EEST)". Its terms and help centre no longer load, so the rules that governed your account are gone from the site.

The notice says nothing else. It gives no reason for the shutdown, no withdrawal window, no word on bonus balances or unverified accounts, and no migration to another brand. We found no public statement from the company and no press coverage as of 2 October.

If you still had money at Casinobet

Casinobet was run by Mandarin Gaming N.V. under Curaçao Gaming Authority licence OGL/2024/907/0376. A licensed operator that closes is still on the hook for player balances, so act now:

  1. Gather your records – wallet transaction hashes for every deposit, your account email, and any withdrawal requests still pending.
  2. Email Casinobet support with your balance and the address you want it paid to. Email was its 24-hour support channel while the site was live.
  3. Escalate to the Curaçao Gaming Authority if you get no answer within a couple of weeks. Quote the licence number above.

Our guide on what to do when a casino won't pay walks through the complaint process step by step.

Heads Up

Crypto casinos can close with little warning. Treat any offshore account as a play account rather than a vault, and withdraw winnings as you go.

Where to play instead

Casinobet's draw was big crypto rewards and a no-KYC wallet login. These three cover the same ground, and we re-read their terms this week:

  • Thrill – our top-rated crypto pick (7.9). It skips a welcome bonus and instead runs a $75,000 weekly race paying the top 350 places, with weekly and monthly bonuses and 85 live tables. Which licence and terms apply depends on where you play from, so check its restricted list before you deposit.
  • Jackpotter – the closest match to Casinobet's ladder, with a 21-rank VIP programme and instant rakeback. Anjouan licence valid to May 2027. Note that withdrawals over $10,000 are capped at your deposits from the previous 30 days.
  • Whale.io – the heaviest cashback of the three, up to 25% daily at 1x wagering. Its "200% bonus" is a locked balance that unlocks through cashback, not a deposit match. It does not accept Australian or UK players.

For the wider field, see our best crypto casinos for 2026.

FAQ

Is Casinobet closed for good?

Yes, as far as anyone can tell. The site says the service ended on 30 September 2026. It does not mention a relaunch or a replacement brand.

Can I still withdraw from Casinobet?

Not through the site. The cashier is offline. Contact the operator by email, then escalate to the Curaçao Gaming Authority if your balance is not paid.

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