Casino Ways

Casino Ways Sister Sites 2026

Sefiarray B.V., which is the power behind the throne at Casino Ways, isn’t an operator that does anything rashly. While other Curacao-based casino operators pump out a new brand every month, this one launches a site, monitors its performance and then checks the lay of the land before coming up with another one. That’s why there are so few brands under its umbrella. While you can rely on the Casino Ways sister sites network for quality, you might not be able to rely on it for regulatory protection depending on where you live. If you’re in the UK, you need to read this disclaimer and act accordingly.

Betti

Our discussion of the Casino Ways sister sites won’t take long, and the reason it won’t take long is that there are only two other casinos to discuss. The network’s flagship casino is Betti. For a long time, Betti was the only casino site on this operator’s platform, so we can say that Sefiarray B.V. isn’t an operator that likes to rush new casinos out at any kind of speed. So far, the rate of addition has been slower than one new brand per year.

If you know a thing or two about casinos outside the UKGC and GamStop safety zones – which we’re guessing you do, or else you wouldn’t be looking for Casino Ways sister sites, and you’d never have found your way here – you should know Betti already. It’s one of the biggest casinos in the category and is widely admired for its detailed and lucrative loyalty rewards and other bonuses. Betti can also hook players up with instant withdrawals, which isn’t something that can be said for a lot of international casino sites. Having said all that, Betti’s website still advertises a sportsbook that no longer exists, so aspects of the site are in need of attention and updates.

Betmac Casino

Although Casino Ways didn’t come close to matching Betti in terms of player numbers, it still performed well enough for Sefiarray B.V. to decide it was worth expanding the Casino Ways sister sites lineup again in early 2025 with the launch of Betmac. This one leans into a comic book superhero aesthetic, comes with a decent welcome offer, and features a “shop” where players can pick out their own bonuses instead of being stuck with whatever the casino chooses to hand out. On top of that, Betmac offers near-instant withdrawals to e-wallets, which should, in theory, make it an impressive casino. But it isn’t.

Despite those positives, Betmac trips over itself in the most fundamental way by operating without a licence. That’s the same red flag hanging over the rest of the Casino Ways sister sites, and it doesn’t become any less of an issue just because it’s a common one. Another concern is the confusing nature of its long-term loyalty system. We know rewards exist, but there’s no clear explanation of how players earn Betmac “coins” to claim them. There are glimpses of potential here, but that’s all they are – until the casino takes regulation and player protection seriously, it won’t be anything more.

Casinoways News

2nd January 2026: Not every new game the Casino Ways sister sites upload becomes a hit, and it is unlikely that Tasty Bonanza 10,000 will become one as its mechanics and overall spinning experience aren’t really up to scratch. It’s got that glossy Booming Games style and yes, technically, it offers a 10,000x max win, but most of what’s been tacked on here feels recycled from the original Tasty Bonanza. There’s a Bonus Game, scatter pays, and a cascade feature if you’re keen, plus a candy jar gimmick that half the time doesn’t really do much. The Feature Buy is there if you fancy skipping the grind, but even that doesn’t guarantee you’ll walk away with anything worth the extra bet. Gameplay’s smooth, but it lacks anything new enough to justify the hype – or the added costs if you’re using Side Bet just to force the Bonus round into showing up.

We gave it a proper spin to see if it might surprise us, but the experience left us about as impressed as a stale biscuit. Sure, the Random Multipliers during Free Spins gave a couple of chunky payouts, but they felt more like a rare fluke than the main appeal. It’s hard to recommend this over the sea of other high-volatility slots already out there, unless you’re loyal to Booming’s candy-coated style and aren’t fussed about originality. You can play it from 20p up to 40 quid a go, though we’d say keep your stakes sensible unless you’re really in it for the long haul. For a title with ‘10,000’ in the name, it comes across more like a reskinned rerun than a next-level release. If they plan to keep using that number to sell us the same old mechanics, they might want to rethink the recipe.

3rd December 2025: Anyone looking for a week-changing win may want to take advantage of access to the Go Millions Jackpot at the Casino Ways sister sites. It’s not one of those flashy promos that bombard you with graphics and wild promises; the pot’s been quietly stacking up in the background and now it’s slipped past £220K without much fanfare. That’s a fair chunk of cash building with every Play’n GO spin. You only need to whack in £0.20 per spin to get a seat at the table, which is probably the lowest bar you’ll find for that kind of potential return. The thing about these jackpots is they just drop. No fireworks, no countdown. Just boom, someone’s balance changes forever.

Whether you’re partial to Rise of Merlin, Fire Joker, or Moon Princess, any of those spins could be the one that triggers it. The jackpot climbs steadily behind the scenes, and you wouldn’t know how close it was until someone else scoops it. So if you’re the kind to hesitate, it might be gone by the time you make up your mind. Casino Ways aren’t being loud about it either, which sort of adds to the appeal – it’s all a bit understated, like a hidden treasure someone forgot to lock away. We’re not saying go dump your savings into the reels, but if you’re spinning anyway, it might be worth leaning into the games that feed the jackpot. Worst case, you’re playing decent slots. Best case, you’ve just bought yourself a new life for the price of a Freddo. Just don’t sit there thinking someone else’ll get it, they probably will if you don’t.

10th November 2025: If you look at the top Casino Ways slots, you’ll find that the players love the classic video slot games, but if you scroll down, you’ll find some newer entries, such as Piggy Thief. While most of the big names hogging the top slots rely on familiar mechanics and decades-old graphics, this cartoony animal-led heist has quietly made itself comfortable just beneath the surface. The game’s layout follows a standard 5×3 grid, but the bonus mechanics break from routine in a way that might make regulars do a double take. Piggy Thief chucks in a Vault Bonus that kicks off when six or more safe symbols land. Those safes don’t just sit there, either. They merge into big blocks, slowly building suspense and reward potential with every stick and shuffle. It’s a far cry from spinning the reels just to line up three fruits in a row, and we’ve seen a few players get properly hooked on that slow-build feeling.

Beyond the vault gimmick, there’s also a free spin round triggered by landing Wolf Cop scatter symbols, and that round brings more safes with it. It’s almost like the game wants to make sure you’ve got every chance to break into the big cash. Of course, that’s not to say it hands over the loot easily. The RTP’s a middling 95.53 percent, so those vaults might feel more like window shopping some days. Still, for anyone wanting a break from the copy-paste ancient temple slots and fruit machine nostalgia reels, Piggy Thief adds a bit of mischief and tension. The visual style’s playful without being cloying, and the pig-versus-wolf chase theme keeps things ticking. Whether it’ll be climbing into the big leagues is up in the air, but it’s already turned a few heads down on the second half of the list.

20th October 2025: A few stark warnings have been issued on the Casinoways Trustpilot page, which doesn’t bode well for any of the Casinoways sister sites. The tone over there has shifted from mild grumbles to something more like warning sirens. One review flagged a full year of deposits without a single successful withdrawal, citing a £100 minimum limit that’s apparently kept things locked down. The casino’s response was straight from the usual handbook, pointing at certified fairness and waving the terms and conditions around like a safety net. Which, sure, ticks the compliance box, but probably won’t soften the blow for anyone still staring at a zeroed-out balance and wondering where all their spins went. It’s the sort of reply you get when a brand’s already bracing for more of the same, polite on the surface but a bit hollow underneath.

Another review called out alleged underage access and general misconduct, raising eyebrows with claims of unverified mobiles and blocked attempts to flag things properly. Again, the official line was one of transparency, but it felt more like they were skimming the surface than digging into anything. The push to redirect complaints to a support inbox seems more like a containment strategy than a genuine fix-it effort. And when that many red flags start piling up in public, it’s probably not the smartest move to try and sweep things out of sight. While we’ve seen worse deflections before, the whole exchange gives the sense of a ship patching holes faster than it can sail forward. Anyone currently eyeing up a bonus or gearing up to sign in might want to hang back for a bit. Or at least read between the lines before putting another tenner through the slots and hoping this time it’s different.

27th September 2025: Someone has just got incredibly lucky by grabbing one of the jackpots in the Go Jackpot race at the Casinoways sister sites – now it is time for another lucky player to follow suit. The latest win dropped for over £280,000, which is a decent payday for what was probably just a casual spin session. The good news is the jackpot meter has already reset and is climbing again, so there’s fresh cash sitting there waiting to be claimed. Entry is as simple as playing any of the featured Play’n GO titles, with Book of Dead and Reactoonz getting the nod as popular picks. The size of your bet nudges the odds in your favour, which means a bit of risk-taking might be worth it if you’ve got the bankroll to spare. It’s a classic case of fortune favouring the brave but loads of small-stake winners have also walked away with big prizes.

The promo runs continuously across the sister sites, so there’s no waiting around for special dates or events to try your luck. Every spin counts, so whether you’re grinding through Legacy of Dead or trying something new, you’re in with a shot. The appeal is partly the simplicity – no long rules to read, no hoops to jump through, just spin and hope the win lands on you. With the last jackpot going out not long ago, the pool will take a bit to fatten up, but that just means it’s open season for anyone looking to get in early. Most players will end up with regular game wins, but knowing there’s a shot at a six-figure prize does give every spin that extra edge. If you’ve been sitting on the fence, this might be a good time to jump in before the next big hit rolls through.

Casinoways Key Information

Name	Casinoways
Web Address	casinoways.com
Number of Sister Sites	2.
Top Sister Sites	Betti, Betmac.
Operator Name	Sefiarray B.V., based in Curacao.
Licensing Status	Formerly licensed by Curacao eGaming, Casino Ways now appears to be unlicensed.
Bonus Terms	x35 wagering.
Contact Email	support@casinoways.com
Trustpilot Score	2.2 out of 5.0 (+80 reviews).
Payment Terms	Instant (crypto, e-wallets), 1-3 days on debit cards.

Casino Ways Review 2026

It took Sefiarray B.V. a very long time to come up with a companion casino site for Betti, which is the operator’s signature iGaming brand. When Casinoways eventually did show up in 2024, it launched with very little fanfare. On the surface, it looks like an inferior casino to Betti. The casino’s website isn’t as elaborate or as attractive, and both its name and its style of decor are very plain. Does the unremarkable exterior of Casino Ways mask an entirely more remarkable interior? We’ll know by the end of this review.

Casino Ways Welcome Offers

The cute alien mascot that used to welcome us to the homepage of Casino Ways has gone, and we’re a little sad about that. In its place is Rich Wilde of “Book of Dead” fame, letting us know that first-time players at Casino Ways can claim a one-off 100% matched deposit up to a maximum value of £300, accompanied by one hundred spins on Book of Dead (hence Rich being there). Digging up the terms and conditions of the offer is harder than it should be, but we can confirm an active wagering requirement of x35 is attached to the bonus.

Ongoing Promotions

Casino Ways lets itself down fairly badly by failing to openly state the terms and conditions of its welcome bonus, but it does better with its ongoing bonuses. Rather than offering a complicated, multi-layered VIP scheme, Casino Ways instead has a “shop,” where players can spend the coins they earn through regular play on a range of casino rewards. For ten “coins,” for example, players can buy ten free spins on one of the site’s top slot games. For five hundred coins, they could claim a 25% matched deposit bonus up to a maximum of £50. Those who amass twenty thousand coins can claim a £50 real money bonus.

All of this sounds great, but again, there’s missing information here. We don’t know what action we have to take to earn a coin, let alone how much effort, time and money we’d have to put in to earn thousands of coins. Without that information, it’s impossible for us to say whether Casino Ways is offering a fair rate of return here or not.

What are the Pros and Cons of Casinoways?

Pros: This casino comes from an operator that’s won a lot of fans in the international casino scene because of the success of Betti, so if we assume that the same standards have been applied to Casino Ways, it ought to be a decent site. It can provide instant withdrawals in the majority of circumstances, and it offers first-class casino games from the industry’s best providers. The fact that those operators are willing to work with the casino is a vote of confidence in the site’s quality and trustworthiness.

Cons: There’s nowhere near enough information provided about the casino’s bonuses for us to know whether or not they’re worth bothering with. Parts of the casino seem to be out of date – there are places on the Casino Ways website where it talks about offering sports betting, but no such functionality exists. The worst offence that the casino commits is operating in the UK without a UK Gambling Commission licence.

Top Games at Casino Ways

As we said above, Casino Ways advertises a sportsbook that it doesn’t actually have, which is a strange state of affairs, but one we’ve seen before – the same error exists on the website of its sister site, Betti. We find ourselves wondering whether the sportsbook is available in other parts of the world but blocked in the UK. In any event, the categories that Casino Ways does offer are slots, live casino games and dice and table games, with an emphasis on slots. There are actually two groups of “top games” on the casino’s homepage – those that are the most popular at Casino Ways, and those that the site recommends as its best.

At the time we visited Casino Ways to write this review, the overall most popular slots game was the Monopoly: Big Baller Live game, which has been a smash hit for Evolution Gaming. Big Bass: Secrets of the Golden Lake was the most popular of the casino’s slots, but that might have had something to do with the newness of the slot at the time we visited. Heart of Rio by Pragmatic Play was also one of the most popular offerings. Meanwhile, in the “best games” category, Casino Ways recommends Serendipity Deluxe 6 by Gluck, Lord Merlin and the Lady of the Lake by Play’n Go, and Aztec Blaze by Pragmatic Play. As you can see, the casino offers good range and depth when it comes to themes and genres.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

We’re pleased to report that Casino Ways has improved the transparency of its withdrawal process since we last reviewed it. As such, we can now confirm that the casino allows withdrawals via bank transfer, MiFinity, or crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, or USDT only). MiFinity and crypto withdrawals are instant, but bank transfers will take between one and three business days. The minimum withdrawal is £100 for bank transfers or £20 for mother methods, and the maximum per transaction is £5000 for bank transfers or crypto, but only £2500 for MiFinity.

Customer Support and Licensing

Clicking on the “Customer Support” link at Casino Ways pulls up a chat window, so we presume that to be the only way of making contact. Chat is advertised as being 24-7, but might be staffed by a bot. Whereas the casino used to hold a licence in Curacao with Antillephone N.V., that particular regulator no longer exists, and the casino is yet to acquire a licence from its successor. Therefore, like the Casino Ways sister sites, this casino is both unlicensed and unregulated, making it illegal in the UK and most other regulated territories.

Casino Ways – The Verdict

Given that there are only three casinos on this operator’s network, people are obviously going to compare Casino Ways to its sister sites. Casino Ways doesn’t do well in that comparison. Betti has better bonuses, does a better job of laying out its terms and conditions, makes its licensing status clear, and has a stronger reputation. Betmac has the advantage of being new, and offers greater clarity over key terms than Casino Ways does. In every way that matters, Casino Ways comes off as a cheap knock-off of its more famous siblings. We think you’d probably like the casino if you’re already a fan of Betti, but we can’t see why you’d leave Betti to play here.

What are players saying about Casino Ways?

Here are our condensed / reader’s digest summaries of recent Casino Ways reviews from players.

• 07-Jun-2025 by Arturs:
  Avoid this casino at all costs. It’s nothing but a scam in my experience. I genuinely can’t believe it’s even listed on Trustpilot, considering how dodgy it feels. – source: Trustpilot
• 05-Jun-2025 by Dan:
  I was given 10 free spins and only won 40p, but somehow turned that into £120. I withdrew £100 without having deposited or verified anything, and was amazed it actually let me. Just hoping the money lands in my account smoothly. Fair play if it does. – source: Trustpilot
• 22-May-2025 by Ashley:
  Signed up and found loads of slot games, which are my go-to. After a few deposits, I managed to hit a big win and withdrew £1,500. As it’s a non-UK site, I was a bit cautious, but the money came through within two days. Didn’t have much trouble with verification either. Honestly surprised it’s got so many poor reviews. – source: Trustpilot
• 19-May-2025 by Ginnie:
  Getting verified has been a nightmare. They wanted me to verify every card I’ve ever used, including ones that expired ages ago. They also requested a statement from a bank account I’d closed, though they did accept a letter from the bank. Still waiting to see if I pass. It’s been exhausting, but to be fair, their team has been really helpful. Just be ready to prove everything if you want to cash out. – source: Trustpilot
• 30-Apr-2025 by Michael:
  Big thanks to the support team for resolving my issue and restoring my €844 balance, which came to around £722. It took a while, but they were polite and got it sorted in the end. Credit where it’s due. – source: Trustpilot
• 28-Mar-2025 by Louise:
  I deposited four times, but only three of those actually appeared in my account. I sent over proof, but all I got was a vague excuse about finance getting back to me. Nothing’s happened since. Now the live chat won’t even let me back in. Wouldn’t recommend it. – source: Trustpilot
• 20-Mar-2025 by Paul:
  Happy to take your money, but try to withdraw and suddenly they want ID for every address you’ve ever lived at, plus more paperwork than you’d need to apply for a passport. And don’t even bother with their support email – you’ll just be ignored. Total waste of time. – source: Trustpilot
• 05-Mar-2025 by Kai:
  They say they’re licensed in Curaçao, but there’s no way to check or verify that. Properly licensed casinos provide proof, and this lot don’t. With no regulator to appeal to, you’re totally exposed. It feels like they’re operating outside the law. – source: Trustpilot
• 03-Mar-2025 by Michelle:
  The site constantly glitches, and when funds disappeared, they asked for screenshots, which are impossible to get when things happen so fast. I’d won around £1,800 on free spins with a 27x multiplier when the site crashed. No reply to emails, no UK licence, and they use dodgy payment coding to dodge gambling laws. I’ve been contacting them since October without a single reply. Report them to the Gambling Commission, they need shutting down. – source: Trustpilot
• 03-Mar-2025 by Gavin:
  Deposited €20 expecting a charge of around £16.50, but they took £19 instead. When I asked about it, they blocked my account and claimed it was due to exchange rates, which is absolute rubbish. I checked the rate myself. This is theft in my eyes, and I’ve reported it to the police. There are better casinos out there that won’t rip you off. – source: Trustpilot

All Casinoways Sister Sites

For clarity and simplicity, here’s the complete list of Casinoways sister sites as of right now.

• Betti Casino (betti1.com)
• Betmac Casino (betmac.com)