MadCasino Casino

MadCasino is an online casino that straddles the line between white, gray, and black markets. They hold a license from the Anjouan Gambling Board, which is relatively mainstream nowadays. However, they don't disclose the license details anywhere in their terms or footer section, nor do they provide any business entity information. Despite their loud 'By players, for players!' slogan, they clearly understand that this level of anonymity raises questions for real players, especially in the UK, where offshore gambling is widely known but seldom openly discussed.

MadCasino's terms and conditions are also somewhat questionable. There aren't any glaring red flags, but UK residents are officially restricted, even though they can still participate in practice.

It’s definitely not a legit casino in the eyes of the government or the UKGC, but some services position themselves as a 'Wild West' destination. From that perspective, MadCasino's branding - complete with cowboys in hats and guns in a saloon - starts to make sense, especially with a 777% welcome bonus pack!

MadCasino's welcome bonus is more than just generous for the UK market - they offer 777% up to €7,500, which is really impressive compared to established and more-or-less trustworthy competitors. It consists of 5 recurring bonuses, each with its own multiplier and max reward limit, so in sum, it makes for a great opportunity. The wagering requirement is somewhere in the middle of the industry standard at 30x. The tricky part is that the wagering requirements are not easy to find in their terms or through live-chat support. Players should be very careful and shouldn't let the big numbers and crazy multipliers cloud their judgment.

MadCasino is definitely an offshore casino, yet still a professional and serious player in the offshore gambling industry. They have a mainstream Anjoan Gambling license, which allows them to operate in many geos. The license is issued to Softon Ltd - a company without much publicity, and a definite sign they are not very public is the lack of business or license information anywhere on their site, neither in the footer nor in the terms and conditions. The UK market is not mentioned in any public area either - their terms directly restrict British players, though they are still allowed to register and try the casino.

A good sign is that they have a claimed (verified) Trustpilot profile, and their reviews there are not as bad as is sometimes the case. UK players should be very careful with this casino, read the terms and conditions carefully, and talk to their support before making any decisions related to real money.

MadCasino is not under the control of the UKGC, so you shouldn't rely on standard responsible gaming practices here. Instead of having gambling limits in your account settings, you'll need to contact their support to close your account or set it to a cool-off period. You have to ask their live-chat support to close your account permanently or temporarily, depending on the period you specify.

As a nominal responsible gaming measure, MadCasino has a help page that explains the dangers of irresponsible and problem gambling, along with contact information for help organizations. However, this isn't really something we can call a genuine effort to assist problem gamblers.