| Official website |
weiss.bet |
| Casino type | Browser, Downloadable, Live |
| Operating systems supported | Android, Apple iOS, Blackberry, Windows |
| Supported languages | English, Русский, Čeština, Français, Deutsch, Magyar, Indonesian, 日本語, Latviešu, Lietuvių k., Polski, Português, Română, Slovenčina, Español, Türkçe |
| License | ALSI-202508047-FI2 |
| Jurisdictions | Costa rica |
| Regulators | The Anjouan Betting and Gaming Board |
| E-wallets | up to 1 hour |
| Bank cards | up to 1 day |
| Software | |
| Live platforms |
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| Not allowed in countries | Austria, Australia, Aruba, Belgium, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Colombia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, France, United Kingdom, Georgia, Greece, Croatia, Ireland, Iran, Italy, North Korea, Republic of Korea, Republic of Lithuania, Latvia, Republic of Moldova, Myanmar, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sudan, Singapore, Slovakia, Syria, Ukraine, United States |
| Foundation date | June 1, 2023 |
| Current rules | Version history |
| Accepted currencies | USD, EUR |
| Supported cryptocurrencies | BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, EOS, BNB, USDT, XLM, ADA, TRX, XMR, DASH, NEO, XEM, DOGE, USDC, PAX |
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| Withdrawal methods |
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| Crypto (deposit/withdrawal) | |
| Minimum deposit amount | 50 $ |
| Minimum withdrawal amount | 50 $ |
| Self exclusion allowed | Yes |
| Live chat | Yes |
| Post address | Abraham de Veerstraat 9, Curacao |
| Slots (exceptions may apply) | 100% |
| Pai-go, "Red Dog", let-it-ride | 5% |
| Hold'em casino | 5% |
| Baccarat | 5% |
| Blackjack (all, excluding Blackjack-switch & Pontoon) | 5% |
| Craps, sic-bo | 5% |
| Video poker | 10% |
| Blackjack-switch, Ponte | 5% |
Crypto is now a mainstream way to fund casino play, and a wave of new bitcoin casinos has followed. Weiss Casino has been live since 2023 and is one of them; in my view, it holds its own against the competition.
What makes it interesting beyond crypto? A large games catalogue — more than 10,000 titles, by the operator's count — plus a welcome package that runs to 3,000 USDT, a 30-level loyalty scheme, hundreds of dealer tables, and a busy tournament calendar. The caveats matter too: the operator and licence in the footer have changed since launch, UK and US players are blocked, and withdrawals stop at 4,000 USDT a week.
The official site is weiss.bet, and the design is bright rather than the usual neon-dark crypto look. The black-and-white logo turns the double S into dollar signs, which is why the name often appears as WEI$$. Banners lean on futuristic characters, most memorably models in spacesuits.
A vertical menu connects every main section: games, live casino, promotions, the loyalty programme, and more. Within the Casino and Live Casino categories, you can jump straight into specific game types.
Links to the rules and other information pages are in the footer.
Online gambling operators run mirror domains to fend off hacker attacks and keep the site reachable. In practice, a working mirror is picked automatically whenever someone opens the site. One catch with Weiss: the brand blocks visitors from a list of restricted jurisdictions, and a mirror won't make an account from those countries eligible — so check the rules before you sign up.
Weiss is run by Sorta Group Limitada, a company registered in Costa Rica under number 3-102-908265. The footer also names Veltria Ltd in Cyprus (registration HE 479000), which handles admin support and some payment operations. Earlier reviews, meanwhile, credited Taktonum Group N.V. in Curaçao. The licence quoted on the site today is Anjouan ALSI-202508047-FI2; older write-ups cite Gaming Curaçao. When I checked, I couldn't easily confirm the specific Weiss entry in the public register. Before you deposit, check which entity you're actually signing with — and note that players from the UK, US, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland and other restricted territories are not accepted. This operator is licensed offshore and is not licensed by the NZ DIA; even so, it remains available to NZ players.
The club offers licensed casino games from several dozen software providers.
Every slot and table game runs in the browser; there's no client software to download or install on a computer. The mobile casino is covered further down.
The site doesn't publish reports from independent auditors such as eCOGRA, iTech Labs, or GLI.
There are several dedicated responsible gambling pages:
The site is available in several languages, but some pages — the user agreement among them — exist only in English.
Check this first:
The club does not allow anyone under 18, or residents of certain countries, to register or play for real money.
Signing up takes a couple of minutes; the form asks for:
After that, I was logged in automatically and could deposit, claim bonuses, and start playing for real money. Identity verification is mandatory before your first payout. Expect to provide a passport or other ID, a selfie holding the document, and a bank statement or utility bill as proof of address. New customers only. Deposit required. Identity verification (KYC) required.
Players at WEI$$ can choose games from several dozen software developers — Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, Nolimit City, Evolution, Pateplay, Barbara Bang, Spribe, 3 Oaks Gaming, and the in-house WEISS Originals among them. You'll recognise most of those names; a few may be new. More are likely to follow.
The site's catalogue is well organised. You can load every game onto a single page, but it makes more sense to open a section or use the filters. The side menu lists these groups:
The names speak for themselves. Beyond those tabs, the lobby also carries crash games, show games and swipe games, so the range is wider than those nine tabs suggest.
You can also filter by provider, gameplay features, and popularity, and set the order games appear in.
Some or all NetEnt and Play'n GO games are not available for real money in many countries.
Country lists sit in the relevant sections of the user agreement.
The slots lobby is vast — the operator advertises more than 10,000 games across the casino, though provider catalogues alone list 1,036 Pragmatic Play titles and 313 from Hacksaw. A few popular brands are missing, but fans of the genre won't run out of choice.
Pokies have their own lobby section, filterable by provider and other criteria. Titles such as Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, Big Bass Splash, and The Dog House Megaways are easy to find, and most can be tried in demo mode without registering.
Live dealer games at WEI$$ come from established studios, with Evolution, Pragmatic Play, and Ezugi all on the list. There are more than 300 tables, including classic and rarer versions of roulette, blackjack, and baccarat, plus other genres.
Some of the dealer games are refreshingly rare. I won't list them all here — the full line-up is on the official site.
Bet ranges and the finer points of the rules are best checked inside each live table. All dealer games are played for real money.
There's no standard no-deposit bonus for new players at sign-up. No-deposit offers may come through exclusive promo codes, but nothing is guaranteed.
What is free: demo versions of slots and table games (no registration needed), tournaments with no entry fee, and other promotions.
I'll start with the welcome package for new players. It is spread across your first three deposits after registering:
On every tier, the percentage and cap depend on how much you deposit. Wagering is x40, and the free spins expire after 5 days — a short window that dents the value if you can't play every day. T&Cs apply. 18+. New customers only.
Regular players get their promotions through the loyalty programme, covered later in this review.
Free spins come with every stage of the welcome package, and the number depends on the size of your deposit. Winnings from the spins can't exceed the bonus amount, and the spins expire after 5 days.
Tournaments run constantly at the club, mostly on slots. Some are themed around holidays, others are scheduled events; Drops & Wins formats are among the most popular.
Prizes include real money and other rewards. Each tournament has its own page with rules and entry conditions, plus leaderboards that update as play goes on.
One worth highlighting is the Daily Spin draw — a free promotion you can enter once a day, with prizes that grow as your player level rises.
The casino accepts fiat deposits, but most players use crypto. Dozens of coins are supported, including:
The cashier also lists LTC, USDC, TON, ADA, SOL, XRP, BNB and plenty of smaller coins as well. Deposit and withdrawal limits depend on the coin — check them in the cashier, and remember the 4,000 USDT weekly withdrawal cap.
To play at Weiss with bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency, you'll need to register and log in. Payments move on-chain rather than through a bank, though "anonymous" has limits — identity verification is required before your first payout.
The process holds no surprises for anyone who has used crypto before. For newcomers, here's the short version:
Then wait for the deposit to arrive. In my experience, crypto usually credits quickly, with network confirmation being the slowest part.
Every player sits on one of 30 levels. As your status rises, cashback grows and its terms get better.
Reaching a new level brings gifts in WEFT tokens. Those tokens can be staked through the Hold2Earn programme, which turns them into an extra way to earn on top of your play. Staking conditions improve as your status climbs. Higher tiers also come with personal support.
The casino has around 200 jackpot games, mostly slots from well-known software providers. Every jackpot slot has its own tab, so there's no need to hunt around for them. You'll find reviews of progressive jackpot slots on Casinoz.
The casino site is fully optimised for smartphones and tablets. I opened the site on my iPhone 15, and from a mobile browser, new customers can register, deposit, play any game, claim bonuses, and enter tournaments.
There's nothing to download — every service runs in the browser. Some casino catalogues list a native Android and iOS app, but the site itself promotes the mobile web version.
The mobile interface is clean and easy to follow; open weiss.bet on your phone and see for yourself.
To play for real money, you need an account and a deposit. Here's how:
That's it — you can play. Identity verification will be needed before your first withdrawal, so have your documents ready.
Support is available by phone, email and live chat, and the team covers several languages. Chat and email run 24/7.
There are separate phone numbers and email addresses for different languages.
The terms of use and other key pages are thorough. Where they fall short is translation: not every page exists in every language, and the user agreement is English-only. When I contacted them, they replied promptly, though the experience varied a little across channels.
Weiss is a capable crypto casino for bitcoin and other coins. It draws players in with a wide games catalogue, a bonus programme that stands apart from the usual template, fast crypto payouts, and free tournaments. Independent ratings back that up — 9.6/10 at AskGamblers across 845 reviews, 4.6/5 on Trustpilot, and an 8.7 Safety Index at Casino Guru — although complaints about payout delays and the weekly cap keep recurring. The caveats are just as real: the operator and licence in the footer have shifted since launch, UK and US players are blocked, withdrawals stop at 4,000 USDT a week, and x40 wagering with 5-day free spins leaves little room for error. Casinoz experts see it as a strong choice for crypto-first players who read the terms, and a poor fit for anyone in a restricted market.
We'll keep monitoring the club and update this review when the operator, licence, or terms change. Gambling can be addictive. Please play responsibly. 18+. Help: 0800 654 655 (Gambling Helpline NZ).
The licence quoted on the site today is Anjouan ALSI-202508047-FI2, held by Sorta Group Limitada, a Costa Rican company registered under number 3-102-908265. Earlier reviews, and a number of casino catalogues, still name Taktonum Group N.V. and a Gaming Curaçao licence. Before depositing, check the current entry in the Anjouan register and the legal entity named in your account.
Primarily it is a crypto casino, but customers can also top up by bank card. Accounts are held in USDT, EUR, RUB, HUF, ARS, or CAD, and payouts can be made in crypto, to cards, or through e-wallets such as Neteller and Skrill.
The club positions itself as a bitcoin casino, so deposits and bets in bitcoin are accepted. Dozens of other coins work too, among them ETH, USDT, TRX, LTC, USDC, TON, SOL, and XRP.
New players get a package across their first three deposits: a 100% match up to 1,000 USDT plus 80 free spins on deposit one (125% up to 3,000 USDT plus 100 spins if the first deposit is larger) and a 100% match up to 1,000 USDT plus 40 spins on deposit two. Wagering is x40 and the free spins expire in 5 days.
They take part in the loyalty programme, which assigns levels from one to thirty. Cashback grows with status, and players receive WEFT tokens that can be staked through Hold2Earn. Prize draws and tournaments run alongside.
The catalogue is large — the operator advertises more than 10,000 titles. Slots dominate, but crash games, table games, and live dealer tables are widely represented.
Live dealer games from Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, and Ezugi are available. There are several hundred tables, including classic and rarer variants of traditional games alongside unique formats.
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