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- Licence
- Curacao (CGA)
- Since
- 2013
- Withdrawal limit
- EUR 10,000 a day at base status
- Company
- Globonet B.V
Australia and New Zealand
Australia gets the shortest answer on this site: most of the brands we review name it in their prohibited clauses, and the ones licensed in Anjouan carry it on the exclusion list attached to the licence itself. New Zealand is different: no online casino we rank names it as served, but a fair number keep a New Zealand dollar balance and leave it out of their restricted lists, and that is the list this page is built on.

The list
No brand names New Zealand as served, so the list is built on the weaker rule and says so: every ranked brand with an NZD balance whose terms do not restrict New Zealand. The Australia line on each card is in the first section below, not on the card.

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Who lets you in
Not one ranked brand names New Zealand as a served market in its terms, and only Booi names it as restricted, so the list is built from the cashier instead: brands that keep an NZD balance and leave New Zealand out of the prohibited clause. Play Fortuna heads it, with New Zealand recently removed from its restricted list rather than added. Bitstarz keeps New Zealand open and does not withhold its no deposit spins from it. Cat is the contested case, kept on the list with the contradiction flagged. Spinbetter, Daddy, 1Win, BC Game, Gama and Winz complete it, Daddy with a CIS-facing lobby and no wallet rails at all.
Australia is closed by most of the same brands. Stake lists it among its prohibited jurisdictions. 1xSlots names it in the written blacklist in its terms. BC Game carries it on its short restricted list next to Ontario and the Netherlands, and Winz added it to its terms. The Anjouan licensing side publishes Australia among its excluded territories, which covers Cat, Daddy, Gama and Winz here and should be read as covering Spinbetter too, whatever its own list omits. Among the brands without a partner deal, NV, Ice, Verde, Vox, Energy and Yep all name Australia, so the picture is the same everywhere: an Australian reader should treat every lobby as closed until its terms say otherwise.
| New Zealand named as served | no ranked brand |
|---|---|
| New Zealand named as restricted | Booi |
| Australia named as restricted, on this list | Play Fortuna Casino, Daddy Casino, Cat Casino, 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino, Gama Casino, Winz Casino |
| Australia not named, on this list | Spinbetter Casino, Bitstarz Casino |
| NZD balance | every brand on the list |
The balance
An NZD balance keeps the welcome cap, the maximum stake while wagering and the withdrawal ceiling in New Zealand dollars, so nothing is converted at the casino's rate when a card or a wallet payment lands. Every brand on the list keeps it. The ceilings still differ: Daddy holds a base withdrawal ceiling of EUR 4,000 a day and asks for three times the deposit in play before any withdrawal, with bonus terms in euro at forty-five times wagering; Gama's base ceiling is EUR 1,800 a day, EUR 6,000 a week and EUR 15,300 a month, rising by VIP tier.
The coin balance is open at every brand on the list, Tether at Play Fortuna Casino, Spinbetter Casino, Bitstarz Casino, Cat Casino, 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino, Winz Casino and Bitcoin at Play Fortuna Casino, Bitstarz Casino, Cat Casino, 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino, Winz Casino, and it takes the New Zealand bank out of the chain entirely; Bitstarz has no card on its payout list at all and pays coin and wallet depositors through the rail they used.
The rails
A card payment from a New Zealand bank reaches the issuer under merchant category 7995, betting and casino gambling, which both schemes treat as restricted and many banks refuse by rule. The rails that do not depend on that decision are spread thinly across the list. Skrill is on the deposit page at Play Fortuna Casino, Spinbetter Casino, BC Game Casino, Gama Casino, Winz Casino. Paysafecard, the prepaid voucher, is at Play Fortuna Casino, Spinbetter Casino, BC Game Casino, Gama Casino, Winz Casino. Revolut appears at Play Fortuna Casino, Spinbetter Casino, Gama Casino, Apple Pay at Spinbetter Casino, BC Game Casino and Google Pay at Spinbetter Casino, 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino. Neteller is listed at Play Fortuna Casino, Spinbetter Casino, BC Game Casino, Gama Casino, Winz Casino. Every brand on the list takes Bitcoin, and Daddy takes nothing but cards, a bank transfer and coins.
Tip
Withdrawals return to the funding method at nearly every brand. A voucher deposit therefore needs a second verified rail for the payout; a Skrill or coin deposit does not.
Skrill casinosPaysafecard casinosHow a withdrawal is processed
The local rule
New Zealand and Australia each have their own rules for online gambling, and none of the brands on this page holds a licence in either; each runs under Curacao or Anjouan. We hold no source for the thresholds of either regime and print none. The licence matters more here than on most country pages, because Australia is excluded by the Anjouan licence itself rather than by the casino's choice: a brand licensed there cannot open Australia even if it wanted to, which is why the Australian answer on this site is the same across so many lobbies.
For a New Zealand reader the practical clauses are the usual two. A VPN is a breach at most brands and grounds for confiscation at Play Fortuna, so an account registered from New Zealand with a New Zealand document is the only version that survives verification. And the studios keep their own country blocks on top of the casino's, so an open lobby can still be missing titles the studio closed.
Curacao and Anjouan comparedHow to verify a licenceWhen an account is blocked
Codes
Only codes from brands on the list above; the Bitstarz spins are not withheld from New Zealand, and the Cat spins are offered to New Zealand players on the owner's own page.

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No ranked brand names New Zealand as served in its terms, so the list is every ranked brand that keeps a New Zealand dollar balance and does not list New Zealand as restricted: Play Fortuna, Spinbetter, Bitstarz, Daddy, Cat, 1Win, BC Game, Gama and Winz. Booi is the one brand that names New Zealand as restricted.
Mostly not. Australia sits in the prohibited clauses of most brands we review, Stake, 1xSlots, BC Game and Winz among them, and Anjouan-licensed brands carry Australia on the exclusion list attached to the licence. Of the brands on this page only Spinbetter and Bitstarz leave Australia off their own restricted lists, and Spinbetter is Anjouan-licensed, so Bitstarz is the one name here we would read as open.
The sources disagree and we say so. One reviewer list names New Zealand as restricted at Cat, while NZD is an account currency in its cashier and the owner's own bonus page offers the free spins to New Zealand players. We keep Cat on the list because its terms do not name New Zealand, and we flag the contradiction.
No. Every brand on the list runs under a Curacao or Anjouan licence and none holds a licence in either country. Both countries have their own rules for online gambling; we hold no source for their thresholds and print none, and a dispute goes to the licensing regulator or to a mediation platform.