Casino review
N1 Casino
Last reviewed
Our rating: 62 /100
Checked: published terms, licence register
Welcome bonus
100% up to €1,000 + 150 free spins on the first deposit; up to €4,000 + 200 free spins across four deposits
- Wagering
- 40x the bonus
- Min. deposit
- €20
Winnings capped at 5x the bonus. Bonus funds valid one month, free spins seven days. Not available in every country.
How the rating breaks down
- Licence & safety
- 75
- Payments & withdrawals
- 60
- Bonus terms
- 45
- Games
- 80
- Transparency
- 50
Each category is scored out of 100. The rating is their weighted average. See the weights.
What we liked
- Malta Gaming Authority licence
- No maximum bet while wagering a bonus
- 14 deposit methods, none with a fee
- Live casino
- Named independent dispute body (MADRE)
What we did not
- Winnings from a bonus are capped at five times the bonus
- New players can withdraw at most €3,000 a week
- No cryptocurrency
- The casino's own documents disagree on wagering and on withdrawal times
Licence and operator
N1 Casino is run by N1 Interactive Limited, a Maltese company (C 81457). The Malta Gaming Authority’s register lists licence MGA/B2C/394/2017 as “Licensed” and names n1casino.com among the approved websites. The approved dispute body is the Maltese Alternative Dispute Resolution Entity (MADRE), where a player can take a complaint the casino has not resolved.
The operator has been sanctioned more than once. In a decision dated 20 December 2022, the Dutch regulator fined N1 Interactive €12.64 million for offering games in the Netherlands through bobcasino.com without a licence, and noted that it was a repeat offence. The operator disputed the fine. Trade press reported an earlier Dutch fine of €500,000 in 2021, and in 2020 that a Scandinavian regulator had ordered the operator to stop targeting its market.
How the bonus works
The headline figure is spread over four deposits of up to €1,000 each. The bonus terms set wagering at 40 times the bonus, with no maximum bet while you wager. The catch is the cap: winnings from a bonus are limited to five times the bonus amount unless an offer says otherwise, and this one does not.
Withdrawals
The minimum withdrawal is €20. Limits depend on VIP level. At the first levels you can take out €3,000 a week and €12,000 a month. Wins above €15,000 can be paid in monthly instalments, except progressive jackpots. Identity checks are required once your withdrawals reach €2,000 in total. Accounts left unused for more than twelve months are charged €5 a month.
Where the documents disagree
The bonus terms say 40x wagering; the general terms say 50x. The payments page describes withdrawals as instant; the terms allow up to three days for some e-wallets. When two documents conflict, assume the stricter one applies and ask the casino before you deposit.
The casino’s terms name CasinoReviews.com as the dispute body, while the regulator’s register lists MADRE.
Sources
- Kansspelautoriteit, decision 15244/01.281.253, 20 December 2022
- iGaming Business, March 2023
- iGaming Business, 2021 fine
- iGaming Business, 2 July 2020
- Malta Gaming Authority register, checked 14 November 2026
Key facts
- Launched
- 2017
- Owner
- N1 Interactive Ltd
- Licences
- Malta Gaming Authority (MGA/B2C/394/2017)
- Payment methods
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