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- Licence
- Anjouan (AGA)
- Since
- 2023
- Withdrawal limit
- EUR 10,000 a month
- Company
- Cricketwin Ltd
Cyprus
Cypriot companies sit behind the cashiers of several brands we review, and most of those same brands name Cyprus in the clause that turns players away. This page is built on the terms, not on the money flow: which online casinos still leave Cyprus open in their own lists, what currency and language they give a Cypriot player, and how a deposit moves from a Cypriot bank.

The list
Every card is a brand that names Cyprus as served and does not list it as restricted. The list is short because the terms make it short; we would rather show the open doors than a row of Greek flags on closed ones.

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Who lets you in
Vodka names Cyprus nowhere in its own restricted clause and carries Greek in the lobby. 1Win keeps Cyprus open with a Greek interface, a euro balance and Google Pay in the cashier. BC Game publishes a short restricted list, Cyprus is not on it, and it brings the only Skrill, Paysafecard and Apple Pay rails on the page. That is the open side in full.
The closed side is nearly everyone else. Stake names Cyprus among its prohibited jurisdictions. Vavada shows Cyprus as restricted on both independent lists we checked, together with Lithuania and Slovenia. Play Fortuna moved Cyprus into its prohibited-countries clause. Bitstarz bars real-money play from Cyprus in fiat and in coin. Cat, Daddy, Winz, Fairspin, Casino-X and Betico all carry Cyprus in their restricted lists, and Spinbetter's own terms name it too. 1xSlots appears with Cyprus restricted on the list we use, which is the more striking because its payments are handled by two Cypriot payment agents, one in Limassol and one in Nicosia, acting on the casino's behalf. Play Fortuna's card processing likewise runs through a Cypriot company. The island handles the money and the terms turn its residents away.
The balance
Cyprus pays in euro, and every brand on the list keeps a euro balance, so the welcome cap, the maximum stake while wagering and the withdrawal ceiling are printed in the currency your bank already holds. Vodka is the one to read closely: its cashout is capped per month in euro, the cap halves when the balance reaches ten times the deposits, and a deposit withdrawn without being wagered once carries a fee. BC Game keeps a long list of fiat balances next to the euro and settles wagers in whichever you pick; 1Win prices its welcome package by region, and its euro figure could not be verified from an allowed connection, so we print none.
The coin balance is open at each brand, Bitcoin and Tether at all of them, and it takes the Cypriot bank out of the chain. That matters on an island where the list is this short: if the one brand you wanted declines the card, the coin route is the same at the others.
| Euro balance | Vodka Casino, 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino |
|---|---|
| Coin balance | Vodka Casino, 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino |
| Greek interface | Vodka Casino, 1Win Casino |
| Russian interface | Vodka Casino, 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino |
The rails
A card payment from a Cypriot bank reaches the issuer under merchant category 7995, betting and casino gambling, which both card schemes treat as restricted and many banks refuse by rule. The rails that skip the card are concentrated at one brand. Skrill, Paysafecard and Apple Pay are on the deposit page at BC Game Casino; Google Pay at 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino. A bank transfer or SEPA payment appears at 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino. AstroPay, the prepaid wallet, is at 1Win Casino, BC Game Casino. Every brand on the list takes Bitcoin and Tether, and Vodka takes little else beyond cards.
Tip
Withdrawals return to the funding method at nearly every brand. A voucher deposit needs a second verified rail for the payout; a Skrill or coin deposit does not.
The local rule
Cyprus has its own licensing regime for gambling, and none of the brands on this page holds a licence under it; each runs under Curacao or Anjouan. We hold no source for the mechanics or the thresholds of the Cypriot rule, so this page prints none. The decision does not need them: the casino leaving Cyprus off its restricted list is not the same as Cyprus authorising the casino, and a dispute goes to the regulator on the certificate page or to a mediation platform rather than to a Cypriot authority.
Two clauses to carry to registration. A VPN is a breach at each of these brands, and Vodka spells out that using one is grounds for action, so a Cypriot account registered from Cyprus with a Cypriot document is the only version that survives verification. And the studios keep their own country blocks, so a Greek lobby can still be missing titles the studio, not the casino, closed for Cyprus.
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Codes
Only codes from brands on the list above; each bonus page prints the countries the offer excludes.

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Vodka, 1Win and BC Game name Cyprus as served and do not restrict it, and that is the whole list. Stake, Vavada, Play Fortuna, Bitstarz, Cat, Daddy, Spinbetter, Winz, Fairspin, Casino-X and Betico all carry Cyprus in their prohibited or restricted lists, which makes this one of the shortest country pages we publish.
Vodka and 1Win carry Greek in the language menu; BC Game does not. All three run English, and support answers in English. A Greek flag at one of the closed brands is a language setting, not an acceptance, and this page trusts the terms rather than the menu.
Because the payment agent and the casino are different companies. 1xSlots names two Cypriot payment agents in Limassol and Nicosia acting on its behalf while its terms geo-block the island, and Play Fortuna's card processing runs through a Cypriot company while Cyprus sits in its prohibited-countries clause.
No. Cyprus has its own licensing regime for gambling and none of the listed brands holds a licence under it; each runs under a Curacao or Anjouan licence. A dispute goes to that regulator or to a mediation platform, and we print no figures for the Cypriot rule because we hold no source for them.