
CoinKings Casino Review
CoinKings at a glance
Summary by Mike Malkovich
This is a warning review. CoinKings used to appear in our casino lists; after it shut its doors in June 2026 with player disputes still open, we removed it from every recommendation on Casinofy and we no longer link to it. This page stays online so anyone searching for CoinKings can see the documented record before sending money to anything that carries the name.
CoinKings is closed. It operated from 2023 on coinkings.io under Igloo Ventures SRL, a company registered in San José, Costa Rica, with an Anjouan (Comoros) licence, ALSI-1423 1005-FI2. As late as 1 May 2026 the main domain was sending visitors to a mirror at coinkings777.com; in June 2026 both domains stopped serving the casino, and the brand had not reappeared under any entity when we checked on 27 September 2026.
What we liked
- Wide crypto game library while it operated (the reason it once appeared on our lists)
Why we warn against it
- Closed in June 2026 without notice while player disputes were open
- Confiscated balances and winnings on the public record: €1,500, $5,862 and €7,000 in dispute
- A 12,017 USDT withdrawal left unpaid with support unresponsive
- Two self-exclusion failures, including a player allowed to keep depositing for weeks after disclosing an addiction
- Anjouan (Comoros) licence with no dispute body; the operator has not resurfaced
Trust & safety
Licences
- Anjouan (Union of Comoros)Anjouan
Accepted countries5 listed
EU
Liechtenstein
CA
NZ
UKCompany & licensing
The facts on record for this operator
In-depth review
5 chapters · 372 words · Mike Malkovich
Why CoinKings is on our blacklist
CoinKings closed to new and existing players in June 2026 without explanation. When a casino disappears while disputes are open, the players in those disputes have nowhere left to turn: there is no regulator with real dispute powers behind an Anjouan licence, and the operating company has not resurfaced. That combination, an unexplained shutdown on top of an existing confiscation record, is why the brand sits on our list of casinos we do not recommend.
What players reported
The public complaint record that was still open when the site went dark includes a withdrawal of 12,017 USDT delayed while support stopped answering, an account closed with a €1,500 balance confiscated, and confiscated winnings of $5,862 and €7,000. None of these had been settled when the casino closed.
Two cases concern responsible gambling. A German player with a self-exclusion covering the whole Igloo Ventures SRL network told the casino of his addiction on 22 August 2024, was allowed to keep depositing, and only had his account closed after his eighth request; the dispute over €2,500 of losses was eventually settled through mediation. A separate $11,400 dispute concerns play allowed despite a self-exclusion. A casino that cannot honour a self-exclusion request the first time should not be trusted with the second.
Licence and accountability
CoinKings held an Anjouan (Comoros) licence, ALSI-1423 1005-FI2, not the Curaçao licence its marketing implied. Anjouan licensing carries no segregation of player funds and no dispute body a player can compel, so once the operator stopped answering there was no route to recover money. Our earlier review listed a Curaçao licence; we have corrected that record.
If you have money at CoinKings
Keep every record you have: screenshots of your balance, withdrawal requests, chat transcripts and emails, and the dates. Contact your payment provider about a chargeback where the deposit method allows one. If you deposited in crypto, the realistic prospects of recovery are low; a public complaint record still helps other players and documents the operator's conduct.
Safer alternatives
Our recommended casinos hold licences from regulators that supervise player funds and dispute handling. See the full list of reviewed casinos and pick one with a verified licence and a clean payout record.
Games & software
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Bombay LivePayments & withdrawals
10 methods · Withdrawal limits: 20K Monthly
Ethereum
Ripple
Bitcoin
Monero
ZCash
Tether
Tron
Bitcoin Cash
Dogecoin
BUSDBecause CoinKings is a crypto-based online casino, there are multiple deposit options available to you. For instance, you can link your cryptocurrency wallet to your CoinKings Casino account and add Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, and Bitcoin. The other available methods I have listed below.
| Deposit Method | Time Frame | Min | Max |
| Bitcoin | Instant | 0.0001 | No Limit |
| Bitcoin Cash | Instant | 0.001 | No Limit |
| Tether | Instant | Contact Support | No Limit |
| Ethereum | Instant | Contact Support | No Limit |
| USDT | Instant | 5 | No Limit |
| Ripple | Instant | 0.001 | No Limit |
| Tron | Instant | € / $ 10 | No Limit |
| Cardano | Instant | Contact Support | No Limit |
| Binance | Instant | 0.01 | No Limit |
| Litecoin | Instant | 0.01 | No Limit |
| USD Coin | Instant | 5 | No Limit |
| DOGE | Instant | 1 | No Limit |
When it was time to cash out my winnings at CoinKings Casino, I was met with a diverse array of withdrawal methods. Visa, MasterCard, and even Wire Transfer came up on my screen. I enjoyed the transparency, but as I made cryptocurrency deposits, I chose to stick with Bitcoin as a withdrawal option.
| Withdrawal Method | Time Frame | Min | Max |
| Bitcoin | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Bitcoin Cash | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Tether | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Ethereum | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| USDTE | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Ripple | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Tron | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Cardano | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Binance | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| Litecoin | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| USD Coin | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
| DOGE | Instant | Contact Support | € 50 000 |
Our verdict on CoinKings
A casino that closes without notice while withdrawals and confiscation disputes are still open has failed the one test that matters: paying players. CoinKings also let a self-excluded player keep depositing for weeks, which is a responsible-gambling failure on its own. We rate it 1.6 out of 10 and warn against it.
If a site appears under the CoinKings name again, treat it as a new and unproven operation. Do not deposit on the strength of the old brand, and check the licence and the operating company before you register anywhere.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is CoinKings Casino still open?
No. CoinKings closed to new and existing players in June 2026 without explanation. Neither coinkings.io nor its coinkings777.com mirror has served the casino since, and the brand had not reappeared under any company when we checked on 27 September 2026.
Was CoinKings licensed?
It held an Anjouan (Comoros) licence, ALSI-1423 1005-FI2, issued to Igloo Ventures SRL of San José, Costa Rica. That regime does not protect player funds or run a binding dispute process, which is why open disputes were left unresolved when the casino closed.
Why does Casinofy warn against CoinKings?
Because it shut down while confiscation and withdrawal disputes were still open, and because its public record includes two responsible-gambling failures: a self-excluded player was allowed to keep depositing, and another dispute concerns play allowed despite self-exclusion. We do not link to the brand and we do not recommend any site that reuses its name.
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