711 is licensed, but our check found weak spots. Below we show exactly where it falls short, how it ranks against other casinos and what players report.
Our verdict on 711
Our verdict: 711 is legit, with caveats. It is licensed, but its safety score or terms leave room for problems.
- Safety Index 9.8/10, higher than 88% of the casinos we track.
- No license found in the sources we track.
- Terms rated fair: no clauses that let the casino keep winnings without reason.
- Weak Trustpilot rating (1.6/5).
Does 711 have a valid license?
We could not verify a gambling license for 711.
A license means a regulator can fine the operator or take the license away if it refuses to pay or breaks the rules. How much protection that gives depends on the regulator.
How safe is 711?
CasinoGuru gives 711 a Safety Index of 9.8/10 ("Very high").
That ranks 711 #1 of 267 casinos we track, safer than 88% of them.
711 is not on any casino blacklist we track.
Does 711 pay out? Player complaints
711 has 2 player complaints on CasinoGuru: 1 resolved, 0 rejected and 0 unresolved.
That is fewer complaints than 69% of the casinos we track.
Are the 711 terms fair?
CasinoGuru rates the 711 terms and conditions as fair: we found no clauses that would let the casino withhold winnings without a good reason.
What do players say about 711?
On Trustpilot 711 has 1.6/5 from 554 reviews.
That is below the typical casino we track (2.6/5).
Casino reviews there skew negative, because unhappy players post more often than happy ones.
Who owns 711?
711 does not name its operating company in the sources we track. Look for the company name and address in the casino's terms before you deposit.
How to check 711 yourself
- Look for a license number in the 711 footer and terms. If there is none, treat the casino as unlicensed.
- Check that the company on the register matches the operator named in the 711 terms.
- Start with a small deposit and a small withdrawal to test how quickly 711 pays.