Casinia's welcome offer is a 150% bonus up to €500 and 200 risk-free spins. The casino belongs to Stellar Ltd, which also runs Spinanga and Spinit, and it is the oldest of that group's brands on our list. Casinia is not licensed in Latvia. Two numbers matter more here than the bonus: the withdrawal limit is €500 a day and €7,000 a month, and it also applies to jackpot wins.
There are many public ratings of Casinia, and they do not agree. Casino Guru's experts give an average Safety Index, the AskGamblers editors are more reserved still, and the player ratings on both sites sit around the middle. The SpinsPilot editorial rating and opinion are in a separate review.
Ratings read on 6 October 2026.
Casino Guru rated the terms as fair and found no clause that would be unfair to players. The index is lowered by complaints: one about Casinia itself and 28 about related casinos.
As weaknesses, the experts mention limited responsible gambling tools, more deposit than withdrawal methods and a long list of countries whose players are not accepted.
In the Casino Guru complaints centre, most complaints are about delayed withdrawals, account closures and refused winnings. When reading reviews, keep in mind that people write more often after a loss or a dispute than after a successful withdrawal, which is why Casino Guru does not count user reviews in the Safety Index.
Say you deposit €50 and get a €75 bonus. Wagering is calculated on the deposit plus bonus, so on €125. With a 35-times requirement you have to wager €4,375, with 40 times €5,000. While the bonus is active, a single bet must not exceed €5, so check the stake before every game, because a slot's default stake can be higher. We explain the calculation step by step in our wagering requirements guide.
The full package with the €500 bonus needs a €334 deposit, and the wagering is then €29,190 to €33,360. Before you deposit, check in your account which wagering requirement applies to your offer.
It is best to submit the documents right after signing up. In player reviews, delayed withdrawals are most often linked to a check requested after several successful withdrawals.
In the Casino Guru database, Casinia has games from 120 providers, and fourteen of fifteen game types are available: slots, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker, jackpots, bingo, keno, scratch cards, crash games and poker.
The live casino has all eight types that Casino Guru lists: game shows, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, dice games and bingo with real dealers. AskGamblers names Evolution, NetEnt, Games Global, Play'n GO, Betsoft, iSoftBet and Quickspin in its list of providers.
Next to the casino there is also a sportsbook.
The times are the ones AskGamblers publishes, and they start after the pending time. Methods listed on the SpinsPilot card: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Trustly, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, MuchBetter, MiFinity, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether. Withdrawals can go to Revolut, and up to a certain amount they are paid without an account check.
The withdrawal limit is what players complain about most often. If you win €3,000, at €500 a day the money reaches your account in at least six parts, and each of them has its own pending time.
The operator does not state any licence information on its site.
What this means in practice:
We have gathered all casinos with a foreign licence in our offshore casino list.
Facts checked on 6 October 2026. Sources: SpinsPilot offer data; the Casino Guru review; the AskGamblers review; the VID blocked-merchants register.

The requirement is 35 or 40 times the deposit plus bonus, depending on the version of the offer. Check in your account which one applies to you.
The times AskGamblers publishes: a pending time of up to five days, then up to 24 hours for e-wallets, 3 to 5 days for cards and 3 to 7 days for bank transfers. Withdrawals are not processed at weekends.
Yes. €500 a day and €7,000 a month, jackpot wins included. A bigger win has to be withdrawn in parts.
No. Casinia does not state a licence on its site, and Latvia's player protection mechanisms do not apply to it.
Yes, but only from the second deposit. The first deposit needs another method.
The Casino Guru complaints centre lists 265 complaints, and most are about delayed withdrawals and account closures. Half are resolved, half rejected, and the operator replies to every one. The number should be weighed against the fact that this is a large casino group with many players.
Up to a certain amount, yes. Larger withdrawals will need an identity check, and in player reviews that is exactly the most common reason for delays.