CampeonBet raises red flags in our safety check. Below we show which ones, how it compares with other casinos and safer options to consider.
Our verdict on CampeonBet
Our verdict: proceed with caution at CampeonBet. Its license, safety score or blacklist status raises red flags.
- Safety Index 2.8/10, among the lowest we track (higher than only 7% of casinos).
- Its best license is from Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, a weak regulator.
- Terms rated unfair: some clauses can be used against players.
- Weak Trustpilot rating (1.3/5).
- Running since 2017: 9 years of track record.
Does CampeonBet have a valid license?
CampeonBet is licensed by Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (Comoros).
License number: ALSI-202502014-FI1. You can look it up on the regulator's public register.
Anjouan (Comoros) licenses are cheap and quick to obtain, with little supervision and no independent dispute service. It is the weakest common license: if a payout is refused, you have little to fall back on.
How safe is CampeonBet?
CasinoGuru gives CampeonBet a Safety Index of 2.8/10 ("Very low").
That ranks CampeonBet #199 of 215 casinos we track, safer than 7% of them.
AskGamblers gives CampeonBet a CasinoRank of 9.4/10.
CampeonBet is not on any casino blacklist we track.
Does CampeonBet pay out? Player complaints
CampeonBet has 28 player complaints on CasinoGuru.
That is more complaints than 74% of the casinos we track.
Are the CampeonBet terms fair?
CasinoGuru rates the CampeonBet terms and conditions as unfair: some clauses could be used against players, so read the bonus terms carefully before you accept the offer.
The welcome bonus at CampeonBet has a 50x wagering requirement, stricter than the 40x that is typical.
What do players say about CampeonBet?
On Trustpilot CampeonBet has 1.3/5 from 94 reviews.
That is below the typical casino we track (2.5/5).
Casino reviews there skew negative, because unhappy players post more often than happy ones.
What CampeonBet does well
- Extensive collection of live dealer games
Where CampeonBet falls short
- Maximum net winnings per account are limited to €50,000
- Maximum daily win limitation
- Low monthly withdrawal limit (7000$/month)
- Not all payment methods are available for all countries
Player protection tools at CampeonBet
CampeonBet offers 4 of 10 player protection tools: deposit limits, cool-off periods, self-exclusion and a self-assessment test.
Who owns CampeonBet?
CampeonBet is operated by Green Champions Leader SRL and has been running since 2017.
Safer alternatives to CampeonBet
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How to check CampeonBet yourself
- Click the Anjouan seal in the CampeonBet footer and check the license number on the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority website. A seal that is only an image is a red flag.
- Check that the company on the register matches the operator named in the CampeonBet terms.
- Start with a small deposit and a small withdrawal to test how quickly CampeonBet pays.