Zanzibet Casino was established in 2015 and belongs to Great Star N.V., with estimated annual revenues under C$1,000,000, classifying it as small to medium-sized. The casino holds a gambling licence in Curaçao, granted by the Curaçao Gaming Authority, independently verified. Right away, this is a casino with a genuinely stronger trust profile than most others covered so far, but a few specific weak points, particularly around support, are worth reading closely rather than assuming everything is smooth just because the overall picture looks better than average.
Safety and Track Record
The terms and conditions here were reviewed and found to be mostly fair, but three issues were still flagged. Common bonus hunting strategies can be treated as a serious violation. Low-risk play can lead to confiscated winnings. And use of betting techniques that don’t even provide an unfair advantage can still be treated as a serious violation, a notably broad clause since it doesn’t require the player to actually gain anything improper to be penalized. One complaint is on record and remains unresolved, though the value of disputed winnings relative to the casino’s size was rated average rather than high, unlike several other brands reviewed elsewhere. No blacklist listings were found. The one area independently flagged as a negative factor is customer support, described as slow or bad. Notably, the games here carry Gamecheck verification confirming they’re real, licensed titles rather than fakes, a genuine point in the casino’s favour.
Welcome Bonus
No bonus offers are currently listed for Zanzibet Casino and the review specifically notes no bonuses are available to players from Quebec. Anyone interested should check directly with the casino whether any promotions exist for their specific country.
Payments and Withdrawal Limits
Zanzibet supports 18 payment methods, including Skrill, Neteller, PaySafeCard, Mastercard, Visa, Trustly, AstroPay, bank transfer, and a solid crypto list covering Bitcoin, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Binance Coin, Ethereum, USD Coin, Tether and Dogecoin. Currency support is broader than most casinos reviewed elsewhere, covering USD, EUR, GBP, INR, NAD, TRY, XAF and ZMW. Withdrawal limits are tight though: $700 per day and $4,900 per week, both on the lower end for this category. No win limit applies, so large individual wins aren’t capped the way they are at some comparable operators, but the tight daily and weekly caps mean a big win would still take time to fully withdraw.
Games
The game library spans 42 providers, including NetEnt, Novomatic, Nolimit City, Playtech, Play’n GO, Pragmatic Play, Yggdrasil Gaming, Hacksaw Gaming, Big Time Gaming and Betsoft Gaming among others. 13 of 15 tracked categories are available: slots, roulette, blackjack, sports betting, video poker, bingo, baccarat, jackpot games, craps and dice, keno, scratch cards, esports betting and crash games, with live casino games and poker not confirmed as available. As mentioned above, games here are Gamecheck verified as real titles.
Support
The website is available in 9 languages, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Greek and four more, but both live chat and direct customer support are limited to English only. Live chat was independently tested 6 times and rated subpar, consistent with the “slow or bad customer support” flag noted in the broader safety assessment.
Pros:
- Games carry Gamecheck verification, confirming they’re real, licensed titles
- No win limit applies, and currency support spans 8 different fiat currencies
- The provider list covers 42 studios across 13 of 15 tracked game categories
- Only one complaint is on record, and the value of disputed winnings relative to the casino’s size was rated average rather than high
Cons:
- Three terms and conditions clauses were flagged as unfair, including one where using betting techniques with no unfair advantage can still count as a violation
- Customer support was independently flagged as slow or bad, and live chat was rated subpar across 6 tests
- Despite the site supporting 9 languages, live chat and support are limited to English only
- Withdrawal limits of $700 per day and $4,900 per week are tight for a casino of this size
- No welcome bonus is currently available, including no bonuses for Quebec players specifically
- Live casino games and poker aren’t confirmed as available despite a broad provider list
Zanzibet is a genuinely interesting case because it’s older and more established than most casinos covered in this batch, launched back in 2015, and several of its fundamentals hold up well: Gamecheck verified games, broad currency support, no win limit, and a complaint history that’s thin both in count and in severity. That’s a meaningfully cleaner track record than plenty of newer, flashier brands. But the customer support side is a real weak point, independently flagged as slow or bad and confirmed by repeated subpar live chat testing, and that gap is made worse by support being limited to English despite the site itself running in 9 languages. The tight withdrawal caps and the absence of any welcome bonus also mean this isn’t a casino built to impress on the surface; it’s more the kind of operator that rewards someone who’s already decided to play there and just wants things to run honestly in the background. Anyone considering Zanzibet should go in expecting a slower, more limited support experience than the age and licensing might suggest and should plan around the tighter withdrawal schedule if a larger win is ever on the table.
