Reviewed by Marcus Reed · Fact-checked by Elena Voss · Last updated: 27.10.2026
Score: 6.8/10 — Slightly above average. Read the caveats before depositing.
Cybet is a crypto-first casino that launched in 2025, aimed at players who want fast blockchain payouts and a modern, mobile-friendly interface. On paper the offer is competitive: a 100% welcome bonus up to $500 plus 50 free spins, a library of 3,000+ games, and no maximum withdrawal limit on crypto. For a young operator, that is a strong package.
But a new casino has no long track record, and Cybet already carries a mixed reputation: some players praise the speed and the bonus, while others report slow withdrawals and unresolved support tickets. This review separates the marketing from the evidence — and explains exactly why Cybet lands at 6.8/10.
Transparency note: We have not yet conducted a first-hand withdrawal test at Cybet. Processing times below are based on documented operator terms and independent player reports, not on our own cash-out. See How We Rate for our testing policy.
Cybet at a glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Operator | Cybet — verify current entity via the operator’s terms (varies by domain) |
| Launched | 2025 — crypto-first casino |
| Licence | Curacao eGaming (Tier 2 in our methodology — see How We Rate). Licence number not prominently displayed on the homepage at the time of writing. |
| Games | 3,000+ titles — slots, live dealer, table games, jackpots, provably fair originals |
| Software | NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Evolution, Microgaming, Play’n GO, Red Tiger, Relax Gaming, Ezugi |
| Payments | Crypto-first (BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, TRX); Skrill, Neteller, Trustly, Visa/Mastercard, Paysafecard in selected regions |
| Min deposit | ~0.001 BTC / ~100 NOK in fiat |
| Min withdrawal | 100–150 NOK in fiat; no stated minimum on crypto |
| Withdrawal time | Stated: 0–6 hours for crypto, 0–24h for e-wallets, 1–3 business days for cards. Independent complaint data shows mixed results — see “Reputation” below. Not yet independently tested by us. |
| Welcome bonus | 100% up to $500 + 50 free spins · 35x wagering · 21-day expiry |
| Support | 24/7 live chat, email, phone |
| Mobile | Responsive web; no native app at the time of writing |
| Restricted regions | US, UK and several others — check the operator’s terms before registering |
How Cybet scores on our nine criteria
Each score uses the fixed weights from our review methodology. No criterion is scored on a curve, and a large bonus cannot compensate for a weak licence or slow payouts.
| # | Criterion | Weight | Score (1–10) | Weighted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Licensing & regulation | 20% | 6.5 | 1.30 |
| 2 | Safety & security | 10% | 7.0 | 0.70 |
| 3 | Bonuses & terms | 15% | 7.5 | 1.13 |
| 4 | Payments & withdrawals | 15% | 7.0 | 1.05 |
| 5 | Games & software | 10% | 7.5 | 0.75 |
| 6 | Customer support | 10% | 6.5 | 0.65 |
| 7 | Responsible gambling | 10% | 7.0 | 0.70 |
| 8 | User experience | 5% | 8.0 | 0.40 |
| 9 | Reputation & track record | 5% | 3.5 | 0.18 |
| Total | 100% | 6.8 / 10 |
Why 6.8 and not higher: Cybet’s bonus and game selection are competitive, and crypto payouts are genuinely fast when they work. But the licence situation is not fully transparent, the brand is too new to have a settled complaint history, and unresolved negative reviews pull the reputation score down hard. This is a “promising but proceed with caution” rating — not a recommendation for a first-time depositor who needs certainty.
Is Cybet legit — and is it safe?
Direct answer: Cybet is a real, operating casino with a Curacao eGaming licence (Tier 2 in our methodology). It processes real withdrawals for real players. It is not a scam — but it is also not a low-risk operator, and there are three specific caveats to know before depositing.
- Curacao licence — Tier 2. Curacao is a legitimate jurisdiction but offers weaker player-protection guarantees than Malta, UKGC or Gibraltar. The licence number is not displayed prominently on the homepage, and we could not independently verify it through the Curacao Gaming Control Board’s public lookup at the time of writing.
- Young brand — no settled track record. Launched in 2025, Cybet does not yet have years of published complaint data to verify. The reputation score reflects this absence of history.
- Post-complaint support gap. Trustpilot’s company activity page shows Cybet has not responded to any negative review in the last 12 months. Some reviewers also describe slow responses on complex cases. This is a known friction pattern worth factoring in.
What we can confirm from public sources:
- Cybet operates under a Curacao eGaming licence — Tier 2 in our methodology.
- The game library is supplied by legitimate providers — RNG fairness is audited at the provider level.
- Provably fair originals are available and verifiable on-chain.
Bottom line: Cybet is a legitimate licensed operator with a real product, but it carries above-average risk for a crypto casino — driven by the licence transparency gap and the lack of a settled complaint history. If you play here, verify the licence for your domain, complete KYC early, and start with a small withdrawal to test the payout flow.
Licensing & regulation — 6.5/10
Cybet states that it operates under a Curacao eGaming licence. One regional guide also references Malta Gaming Authority rules, but we could not verify a Malta licence number on the MGA’s public register, and the operator’s own materials point to Curacao as the primary authority. We therefore score Cybet as a Curacao-licensed operator.
What this means for you: Curacao is a legitimate licensing jurisdiction, but it offers weaker player-protection guarantees than Malta, the UKGC, or Gibraltar. There is no public licence number displayed prominently on the homepage, and we could not independently confirm the specific licence number through the Curacao Gaming Control Board’s public lookup at the time of writing. That lack of transparent verification is the main reason this criterion is below 7.
What would raise the score: Publishing the exact licence number and the legal entity name on the site, and keeping the licence register entry verifiable.
Safety & security — 7.0/10
Cybet uses SSL encryption and states that independent auditors regularly verify game fairness. The platform offers provably fair originals, which let players verify game outcomes cryptographically — a genuine security plus for crypto-native players. However, we found no detailed public information about fund segregation (whether player funds are held in separate accounts from operating capital) or about the KYC/AML policy beyond standard account verification before first withdrawal. These are not red flags by themselves, but they are gaps in transparency.
Bonuses & terms — 7.5/10
The headline offer is a 100% welcome bonus up to $500 (or USDT equivalent) plus 50 free spins. Some regional versions of the site advertise a four-deposit package worth up to 10,000 NOK, but the core English offer is the $500 + 50 spins package.
Key terms we verified:
- Wagering requirement: 35× the bonus amount.
- Maximum bet while a bonus is active: 50 NOK (roughly $5) per spin or bet.
- Game contribution: Slots contribute 100%; table games contribute only 10%.
- Expiry: 21 days from activation.
- Max cashout from free-spin winnings: 5,000 NOK (roughly $500) before wagering is complete.
- Excluded games: Some high-RTP slots and progressive jackpots do not count toward wagering.
Verdict: 35× is industry-average, and the bonus is usable. The 21-day window is tighter than the 30 days many competitors offer, and the 10% table-game contribution means this is effectively a slots bonus. If you play blackjack or live dealer, the bonus is close to useless. That is not a hidden trap — the terms are stated — but it is a limitation worth knowing before you opt in.
Ongoing promotions: 10% weekly cashback on losses (Tuesdays), Friday reload bonuses, weekend tournaments, and a six-tier VIP programme with higher withdrawal limits and personal account managers.
Payments & withdrawals — 7.0/10
Cybet supports both crypto and traditional methods. The crypto side is the reason most players sign up.
| Method | Min deposit | Withdrawal time (claimed / reported) | Max withdrawal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin / Ethereum / USDT | ~0.001 BTC | 0–6 hours (often under 1h) | No maximum |
| Skrill / Neteller | 100–150 NOK | 0–24 hours | ~100,000 NOK/day |
| Trustly | 100–200 NOK | 0–24 hours | ~75,000 NOK/day |
| Visa / Mastercard | 100 NOK | 1–3 business days | ~50,000 NOK/day |
| Paysafecard | 100 NOK | Deposit only | — |
What players actually report: Some Trustpilot reviewers describe crypto withdrawals arriving quickly, while one reviewer complained that a $10 withdrawal took about 6 hours. Six hours for a small crypto payout is slower than the “instant” experience at top-tier crypto casinos, but it is not evidence of non-payment. The more serious complaint pattern is not speed — it is lack of response when something goes wrong.
Fees: Cybet states it charges no deposit or withdrawal fees, though blockchain network fees and payment-provider fees may apply.
No maximum withdrawal limit on crypto is a genuine advantage for high-rollers, but it also means the casino relies on KYC and internal risk checks rather than a published cap. We have not tested a large withdrawal ourselves; until we do, treat “no limit” as a claim, not a verified fact.
Games & software — 7.5/10
Cybet’s library is larger than the “1,000 games” figure some affiliate summaries use. Regional operator guides list 3,000+ titles, broken down as roughly 2,400–2,500 slots, 300–350 table games, 150–180 live dealer tables, and 50–75 jackpot games.
Software providers include: NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Evolution Gaming, Microgaming, Play’n GO, Red Tiger, and Relax Gaming. The live casino is powered primarily by Evolution and Ezugi.
Strengths: The live dealer section is credible, with real-time blackjack, roulette, and baccarat. Slots cover the major studios. Cybet Originals are provably fair, which appeals to crypto players who want verifiable outcomes.
Weaknesses: The RTP range is broad — slots from 94% to 98%, jackpots as low as 92% — so you need to check the individual game’s RTP before playing. There is no dedicated sportsbook depth comparable to BC.Game or Stake; Cybet is a casino-first product.
Customer support — 6.5/10
Cybet advertises 24/7 live chat, email, and phone support, with live-chat responses typically under two minutes. That is a strong channel mix on paper.
The problem is post-complaint behaviour. Trustpilot’s company activity page shows that Cybet has not responded to any negative review in the last 12 months. A player on Tribuna alleges that after a win, support blocked them and stopped replying to chat and email — while a separate account making a deposit enquiry received an immediate response. We cannot independently verify that specific allegation, but the pattern — fast pre-deposit support, silence post-dispute — is consistent with the unanswered Trustpilot complaints.
Score rationale: The channels exist and pre-deposit response is fast, which earns a passing score. But support that disappears when a player has a problem is a serious weakness for a casino handling real money.
Responsible gambling — 7.0/10
Cybet provides the core RG tools: deposit limits (daily, weekly, monthly), loss limits, session reminders, cool-off periods, and self-exclusion for six months or indefinitely. These are the minimum expected tools for a licensed operator, and Cybet has them.
What we could not confirm: whether these limits take effect immediately, whether they can be reversed easily (a red flag at some casinos), and whether Cybet actively links to independent helplines in every jurisdiction. The tools are present; the enforcement quality is unverified. We will update this section after a first-hand account-level test.
Because Cybet operates under a Tier 2 Curacao licence, the responsible-gambling requirements are less strict than under MGA or UKGC. If you need strong consumer protection, this is a relevant limitation. See our Responsible Gambling page for tools and helplines.
User experience — 8.0/10
The Cybet interface is clean, modern, and crypto-native — designed around fast play and low friction. Registration is straightforward: email, password, and a deposit in under three minutes. The site is responsive and works well on mobile browsers; there is no native app at the time of writing. Navigation between slots, live dealer, originals, and promotions is intuitive, and the search-and-filter experience is above average for a young operator.
The main friction points are KYC — which must be completed before first withdrawal — and the account-verification queue, which can slow things down when the player is in a hurry to cash out. The UI itself is one of Cybet’s genuine strengths.
Reputation & track record — 3.5/10
Cybet is a young brand — launched in 2025 — and the public record is thin. What exists is mixed:
- Trustpilot: a moderate score with a visible pattern — praise for the bonus and the crypto speed, complaints about KYC friction and silence on complex cases. Cybet has not responded to any negative review in the last 12 months.
- Independent complaint forums (Tribuna, AskGamblers): sporadic reports, most unresolved. Volume is not yet large enough to establish a reliable track record either way.
- No public regulatory action against Cybet that we could find in our research for this review cycle.
- Age of operation: under two years — the shortest track record in our current catalogue.
Score rationale: 3.5/10 reflects the absence of a settled history — not a proven negative. If Cybet builds a track record of prompt withdrawals and resolved complaints over the next 12 months, this score should rise. Until then, treat it as an unknown.
How we tested this casino
This review follows our published methodology. For the current review cycle, we relied on:
- documented operator terms (bonuses, payments, KYC, responsible gambling);
- the operator’s published licence information and public registers;
- independent complaint data (AskGamblers, Trustpilot, Tribuna) for the previous 12 months.
What we have not yet tested:
- We have not completed a real deposit-and-withdrawal test at Cybet for this review cycle. The withdrawal profile above is based on operator terms and independent complaint data, not our own test.
- We have not independently verified the Curacao licence number against the issuing authority’s register for this cycle.
- We have not tested the support response time end-to-end with a live issue.
A real withdrawal test — including KYC time and any hidden fees — is the most important next step for this review. Until we have it, the score reflects the published evidence, not a completed test.
Pros and cons
Pros
- No maximum withdrawal limit on crypto — a genuine advantage for high-rollers.
- 3,000+ games including a credible live dealer section and provably fair originals.
- Competitive welcome bonus (100% up to $500 + 50 free spins, 35x wagering).
- Clean, modern, mobile-friendly interface — one of the best UIs in our catalogue.
- 24/7 support channels — live chat, email, and phone.
- Weekly cashback and a six-tier VIP programme for regular players.
Cons
- Curacao licence (Tier 2) with limited transparency — no prominent licence number.
- Young brand — no settled track record, thin complaint history.
- Cybet has not responded to any negative Trustpilot review in the last 12 months.
- 21-day bonus expiry is tighter than the 30 days many competitors offer.
- Table games contribute only 10% to wagering — the bonus is effectively slots-only.
- No sportsbook — a limitation for combined casino-and-sports players.
- Restricted in the US, UK and several other markets.
Who is Cybet for — and who it is not for
Cybet is a possible fit if: you are in an eligible jurisdiction, you play slots regularly and want a large game library, you value a crypto payout route with no maximum withdrawal limit, and you are willing to do KYC early to avoid surprises.
Cybet is a poor fit if: you want the safest possible operator, you want a Tier 1 licence, you want a combined casino-and-sportsbook platform, you are a first-time casino player, or you expect a fast, well-staffed support team when something goes wrong.
Frequently asked questions
Is Cybet legit?
Yes — Cybet is a real, operating crypto casino with a Curacao eGaming licence (Tier 2 in our methodology). It is not a scam. However, it carries above-average risk: the licence number is not prominently displayed, the brand is young with no settled complaint history, and Cybet has not responded to any negative Trustpilot review in the last 12 months.
Does Cybet have a welcome bonus?
Yes — 100% up to $500 (or USDT equivalent) plus 50 free spins. Wagering is 35x the bonus, the maximum bet while the bonus is active is 50 NOK per spin, and the expiry is 21 days. Slots contribute 100% to wagering; table games contribute only 10%. Some regional versions advertise a larger four-deposit package.
How long do Cybet withdrawals take?
Cybet states crypto withdrawals are processed within 0–6 hours (often under 1h), e-wallets within 0–24 hours, and card withdrawals within 1–3 business days. Some players report faster crypto payouts; one complaint describes a small $10 withdrawal taking about 6 hours. We have not yet independently tested this for the current review cycle.
Is Cybet available in the US or UK?
No. Cybet is restricted in the US, UK and several other jurisdictions. Do not register from a restricted region — accounts are closed and deposits may be forfeited.
What is Cybet’s licence?
Cybet operates under a Curacao eGaming licence, which is Tier 2 in our methodology. The specific licence number is not displayed prominently on the homepage, and we could not independently verify it through the Curacao Gaming Control Board’s public lookup at the time of writing. Verify the licence for your domain before registering.
Does Cybet have a sportsbook?
No. Cybet is a casino-first product — slots, live dealer, table games and provably fair originals. If you want a combined casino-and-sportsbook platform, see our reviews of 1WIN or BC.Game.
Is Cybet safe?
Cybet is a licensed Curacao operator with SSL encryption, provably fair originals, and standard responsible-gambling tools. It is not a scam. But the licence-transparency gap, the young track record, and the post-complaint support pattern make it a moderate-risk rather than low-risk operator. If you play here, do KYC early and start with a small withdrawal to test the payout flow.
Alternatives to Cybet
If Cybet is not the right fit — because of the Tier 2 licence, the young track record, or the lack of a sportsbook — see our reviews of:
- Stake — rakeback model, no traditional welcome bonus, no withdrawal fees, longer track record
- BC.Game — rakeback + locked bonus model, combined sportsbook
- BitStarz — Curacao licence, long track record since 2014, stronger public reputation
- Thrill — XP-based rakeback + cashback for high-volume players
- Full list on our casino reviews hub
Final verdict
Cybet scores 6.8/10 in our methodology — Slightly above average, read the caveats before depositing. The game library is competitive, the welcome bonus is fair, the UI is excellent, and the no-maximum withdrawal on crypto is a genuine advantage. But the Curacao licence is not transparently displayed, the brand has no settled track record, and the post-complaint support pattern on Trustpilot is a real warning sign. A young casino can improve all of these — but until it does, the evidence supports caution rather than enthusiasm.
If you play slots regularly, want a clean interface, and are comfortable with a Tier 2 licence plus your own KYC discipline, Cybet is a workable option. If you want the safest possible operator or a stronger public track record, look at Stake, BC.Game or BitStarz instead.
This review was written by Marcus Reed and fact-checked by Elena Voss. It was last updated on 27.10.2026. For how we score casinos, see How We Rate. For how we earn money, see Affiliate Disclosure.
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