Tsars review

Overview

This Tsars review covers the licence, the company behind the site, crypto payments, fees, KYC and the risks to know before you deposit. Tsars is a hybrid online casino with slots, live dealer tables and a four-part welcome pack. It takes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether as well as cards, e-wallets and bank payments.

Tsars’ footer says the site is owned and operated by Trink N.V. (registration number 163848), with an address in Curaçao, under an Anjouan licence. Its payment processing is handled by Callistemon Ltd of Cyprus, according to its terms. The affiliate network Spinwise promotes Tsars as one of its brands, and the same Anjouan licence also covers Casoo and Bulletz.

Our method: we have not made real-money deposits or withdrawals at Tsars, and we have not tested its support. Everything below comes from Tsars’ own pages and terms (version 1.2, updated 28 May 2026), the Anjouan register, regulator publications and player reports, labelled that way. Tsars is an affiliate partner of this site: the Visit button is a referral link and we may earn a commission. Affiliate deals never change our scores. The scores also reflect the site owner’s own experience working with the team behind Tsars, and the fact that no user has reported a problem with Tsars to us.

Is Tsars legit and safe?

Tsars is a licensed, operating casino, but it has a weaker record than most we review.

• Licence. The Anjouan Gaming Authority’s public register lists Trink N.V. with licence ALSI-202503021-FI1, status “valid”, issued 18 March 2025 and expiring 17 March 2027. The domains listed are tsars.com, bulletz.com and casoo.com. We checked it on 3 November 2026.
• Contradictory terms. Tsars’ own terms describe Trink N.V. as both an Anjouan company and one with a Curaçao address. They mention a pending Curaçao-style licence application (OGL/2024/500/0155) and a “Certificate of Operation” under Curaçao law, and they name the laws of Scotland as governing law. The contact phone number in the terms, +1(123) 456-75-90, looks like a placeholder.
• Australia. In June 2023, Australia’s regulator ACMA asked internet providers to block Tsars as an illegal offshore casino and formally warned its operator at the time, RR Investments N.V., which also ran Zen Casino and Zen Betting. Tsars’ terms still mention Zen Casino accounts.
• Lithuania. OpenSanctions’ copy of the Lithuanian Gaming Control Authority’s list of illegal operators includes RR Investments N.V., linked to [email protected] and dozens of numbered Tsars domains.
• Mirror domains. When we visited, tsars.com redirected through go2tssars.com to ts4ars11.com. Changing domains is a common way to dodge national blocks, and makes it harder to spot the real site.
• Responsible gambling. Tsars says you can set limits and self-exclude in your profile. Its terms say the minimum self-exclusion is one day, and list deposit limits as “under construction”. Its public pages don’t mention two-factor login (2FA).

Bottom line: the licence checks out and the operator is named, but the people behind it are not public. Past regulator action against the brand, domain hopping and messy terms keep Tsars in the low safety band.

Deposits & withdrawals

Tsars’ public payments page lists four coins for deposits and withdrawals. Its help page also mentions Ripple (XRP), but XRP was not in the payments table we saw.

Coin	Networks	Limits shown by Tsars
Bitcoin (BTC)	Bitcoin network	Deposit €20 to 1.51 BTC; withdrawal from €50
Ethereum (ETH)	Ethereum network	Deposit €20–€5,000; withdrawal from €50
Litecoin (LTC)	Litecoin network	Deposit €20 to about 180 LTC; withdrawal from €20
Tether (USDT)	Not stated; the terms require the coin’s “native” network	Deposit €20–€5,000; withdrawal from €50

Fiat options include Visa and Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, Jeton, Paysafecard, Trustly, Rapid Transfer, ecoPayz, Zimpler, Perfect Money, Klarna, Interac and bank transfer. The methods you see may depend on your country.

Fees. Tsars adds a fixed €1 fee to every deposit. Its terms list Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Tether withdrawals as “commission free”, while cards cost €1 + 1.5% and e-wallets 1–2%. The terms also let Tsars charge 20% if you withdraw before wagering 3× your deposit on slots (5× on other games), or if you make more than two small withdrawals a day with a large balance. A third clause says Tsars “may charge 20% fee for processing all withdrawals”.

Limits. €5,000 a day, €15,000 a week and €30,000 a month. While a bonus is active, the payments page caps each withdrawal at €2,000. If your winnings came from the welcome pack, Tsars may hold you to €500 a week.

What	Our tests	What Tsars says / player reports
Deposits	Not tested	“Instant”; crypto still needs network confirmations
Withdrawals	Not tested	Under 24 hours (payments page) or within 72 hours in queue order (terms), then up to 7 business days to arrive. Some Trustpilot reviewers report waits beyond 72 hours.

KYC and account checks

Tsars uses full KYC. Its terms say documents must be uploaded within 3 days of registering, and withdrawals are paid only after verification. Expect to show photo ID, proof of address and proof of your payment method. Balances over €25,000, or wins above 5,000× the stake or €10,000, can be sent for a “game check” lasting up to 7 working days.

Casino games & providers

Tsars claims 3,000+ games from over 30 studios. The lobby filter we saw listed about 50, including Pragmatic Play (slots and live), Hacksaw Gaming, Playson, Games Global, Novomatic, PG Soft, BGaming, Spribe, Thunderkick and SA Gaming. The studios on offer can change by country; Tsars’ terms list Evolution, NetEnt and others with their own country bans. Games use each studio’s random number generator. Tsars has no provably fair games.

Bonuses & VIP

The welcome pack advertises €2,000 and 200 free spins over four deposits:

Deposit	Bonus
1st	100% up to €300 + 100 free spins
2nd	50% up to €300 + 100 free spins
3rd	40% up to €400
4th	25% up to €1,000

The rules matter more than the headline. A wagering requirement is how much you must bet before bonus money becomes withdrawable. At Tsars it is at least 25× the bonus plus the deposit, and only slots count. Bonuses are sticky: you play your real money first, winnings go to the bonus balance, and the bonus itself can never be withdrawn. The max bet is €2 on the first two bonuses and €5 on the next two, and many popular slots are excluded. Withdrawing cancels any active bonus. Welcome bonuses are not offered in Brazil, Finland or Croatia.

The daily reward gives wager-free spins worth €1 in total on daily losses of €20–€500, or 10% cashback (part of your losses paid back) on losses over €500. It starts only after your fourth deposit. Tsars also runs a Wednesday mystery bonus and weekly tournaments.

Two clauses deserve attention. Winnings from no-deposit bonuses, cashback and free spins are capped at €1,000, and the terms give examples where “management will keep” the rest. The terms also call cashback and loyalty rewards “fully owned by the casino”. Tsars mentions a loyalty system, but we found no public VIP page.

Licence, restricted countries & legality

Tsars holds an Anjouan licence. It has no UK, Malta, US or other national licence.

Tsars restricted countries, from its terms (28 May 2026) and help pages, include:

• United States, the United Kingdom and Australia
• France, the Netherlands and Curaçao, Portugal, Bulgaria, Latvia, Estonia, Russia and Ukraine
• Afghanistan, Iran and North Korea

Tsars offers local versions for several countries where it holds no local licence, including Denmark, Finland, Norway, Poland and Canada. An offshore licence does not make Tsars legal where you live. Its terms ban VPNs, proxies and Tor, and using them can get your account blocked. Never use a VPN to get around a block.

Customer support

Tsars advertises 24/7 live chat, and the chat widget appeared on every page we opened. You can also email support. Complaints go to a named relationship manager, and Tsars points players to AskGamblers. There is no independent dispute service tied to the licence. We have not run our own support test.

On AskGamblers, Tsars shows 31 of 35 complaints resolved, including several large delayed withdrawals; a DKK 9,000 case over an alleged duplicate account was rejected in 2026. Trustpilot has withheld Tsars’ score for breaching its guidelines and says it removed fake reviews. Of the reviews still shown, about a quarter are one-star, often about delayed or refused withdrawals.

Verdict

Tsars suits players who want crypto and local payment options and a large slot lobby, and who will skip the bonuses. With crypto and no bonus, the published fees are lower and the rules simpler.

Against that, the deposit fee, possible 20% withdrawal fees, sticky bonuses and winnings caps make the terms among the harshest we have read. The brand’s history with regulators, its changing domains and Trustpilot’s fake-review warning add to the risk. We have not tested it and rate it Caution. Avoid it if you live in a restricted country or can’t pass full ID checks. Read the terms, keep stakes small, withdraw often and never use a VPN. Gambling should be entertainment, not income. If it stops being fun, set limits, take a break, or contact GamCare, Gamblers Anonymous or the National Council on Problem Gambling.