Wager Review 2026

Wager Review

Wager launched in April/May 2025, operated by Scivias Ltd under an Anjouan Gaming Authority license (ALSI-2025-01037-FI2). It covers slots, live tables, a sportsbook, and crash games, and accepts twelve cryptocurrencies. At under fifteen months old, it has almost no public track record, and the track record that does exist raises questions you should read before depositing.

Licensing and trust

The Anjouan Gaming Authority is an offshore regulator. It offers lighter player protection than Malta (MGA) or the UK Gambling Commission, no mandatory player-fund segregation, no independent dispute tribunal, and limited enforcement reach. The license ALSI-2025-01037-FI2 was issued in 2025; Anjouan licenses run for one year, so the renewal status for 2026 is unconfirmed. We could not independently verify the license on the Anjouan registry, the registry's table does not render in automated fetches, and the verify-a-licence tool requires interactive submission. The license number and operator are sourced from secondary reporting only.

Casino Guru rates Wager's safety index at 6.6, categorised as "Fresh casino." Scam Detector's algorithmic score is 46.4 out of 100, classified as low-to-medium trust. Trustpilot shows 2.9 out of 5 from two reviews, both one-star. One review from April 2026 alleges the site refused to pay out profits and principal and disabled the account without notice. One review is not a pattern, but two one-star reviews from a casino under fifteen months old is not a good start.

Payout speed: claims vs policy

Wager markets "instant payouts" on its homepage. That is a promotional claim. The terms-and-conditions page returns a 404 error as of 9 July 2026, so no documented processing-time policy exists that we can point you to. With no T&C to examine and one Trustpilot reviewer alleging non-payment, the "instant" claim has no policy backing we can confirm.

If you use Wager, withdraw small amounts first. Do not treat the marketing claim as a contractual commitment, it is not, or at least not one you can currently read.

KYC policy

Unknown. Wager states it is "KYC and AML compliant" (Bitcoin.com, April 2025), but no thresholds, document types, or processing times are published anywhere we can access. The T&C and help pages both return 404 errors. The operator can request identity documents at any time under standard offshore casino T&C. Do not assume you can withdraw large sums anonymously.

Bonus and promotions

Affiliate sites advertise a welcome bonus for Wager (typically 100% up to €200 plus 50 free spins at 30x wagering), but none of it can be confirmed from Wager's own domain. The bonus-terms page is inaccessible (404 error), and Wager's promotions page as of 9 July 2026 shows only a Refer-a-Friend offer and a VIP Transfer offer, no standard deposit welcome bonus was visible. The minimum deposit for bonus eligibility (stated elsewhere as €10) is also unverified. Do not claim this offer before checking the current promotions page in your account, and read the full terms before depositing.

Crypto support

Wager accepts twelve cryptocurrencies: BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH, DOGE, XRP, SOL, TRX, USDT, USDC, DAI, and ALGO. That list includes stablecoins and a wider altcoin spread than many competitors at this tier. This list is sourced from the existing site record and could not be independently confirmed from Wager's cashier pages during research.

Honest downsides

There are several material problems with Wager at the time of writing.

Wager's T&C, bonus-terms, help, and privacy pages all return 404 errors. You cannot read the rules before you play. That alone is a significant red flag, you should always be able to read a casino's terms before depositing.

The license renewal for 2026 is unconfirmed. The license issued in 2025 has a one-year term; we cannot confirm it is still current.

Trustpilot has two reviews. Both are one-star. One alleges the casino refused to pay and locked the account without explanation.

The "8% withdrawal fee" previously cited in some listings appears to belong to a different, now-closed entity (wageredcasino.com) and has not been confirmed for wager.com. However, because the T&C are inaccessible, no fee structure of any kind can be confirmed or ruled out.

Operating history is under fifteen months. There is no AskGamblers listing, no complaint-resolution track record, and no independent audit trail.

FAQ

Is Wager a legitimate casino?

It holds an Anjouan license (ALSI-2025-01037-FI2, operator Scivias Ltd), but renewal for 2026 is unconfirmed. Casino Guru rates it 6.6/10. Trustpilot shows two one-star reviews, one alleging non-payment. It is a young casino with minimal public record and inaccessible terms pages.

Does Wager require KYC?

We cannot confirm thresholds or document requirements, the T&C and help pages return 404 errors. The casino states it is KYC and AML compliant, which means identity checks can be requested at any time.

How fast does Wager pay out?

The homepage markets instant payouts. No T&C processing policy is accessible to confirm or challenge this. One Trustpilot reviewer alleges non-payment.

What cryptos does Wager accept?

BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH, DOGE, XRP, SOL, TRX, USDT, USDC, DAI, and ALGO, twelve in total, including three stablecoins. Verify the current list in the cashier before depositing.

What is Wager's welcome bonus?

A deposit match offer has been listed for Wager but could not be confirmed from the casino's own domain as of 9 July 2026. The promotions page shows only Refer-a-Friend and VIP Transfer offers. Check the promotions tab after logging in for the current offer and its terms.

Who owns Wager?

Operator is Scivias Ltd, licensed by the Anjouan Gaming Authority. No further ownership details are publicly disclosed.

Data last verified: 9 July 2026