2025-launched Anjouan-licensed casino with a weak 54% AskGamblers complaint-resolution rate, a 2.3/5 Trustpilot score, and a confusing multi-domain footprint
Visit Bassbet →Pros
- Large reported game catalogue (~12,000+ titles) from recognizable, established providers
- Both fiat and crypto payment support
Cons
- AskGamblers logs only a 54% complaint-resolution rate across 35 complaints
- Trustpilot rates the brand 2.3/5 with recurring delayed-withdrawal complaints, including a documented 2+ week unpaid case
- Licensed under the low-oversight Gaming Board of Anjouan (Comoros), not Curacao or a stronger regulator
- Multiple distinct Bassbet-named domains with separate review profiles - a fragmentation pattern typical of mirror/clone sites
- Conflicting Casino.guru safety scores across sources
- No locally regulated welcome bonus - operates offshore/unlicensed in Finland's state-monopoly market
Our verdict
Bassbet is a 2025-launched casino, owned by Stellar Ltd per Casino.guru and licensed under the Gaming Board of Anjouan - a low-oversight jurisdiction well below Curacao or MGA in regulatory strength. We found a specific structural red flag worth naming directly: the Bassbet name spans multiple distinct domains, each with its own separate review profile, which makes it genuinely hard to confirm which entity a player is dealing with and matches a pattern common among mirror or clone operations. That weaker foundation lines up with real service-quality concerns: AskGamblers logs 35 complaints against Bassbet with only a 54% resolution rate, and Trustpilot rates the brand 2.3 out of 5 across 310 reviews, with a recurring theme of delayed withdrawals - including one documented case where a payout stayed unpaid for over two weeks after the player had already completed KYC verification. The catalogue itself looks reasonably substantial, with roughly 12,000 games from recognizable providers and both fiat and crypto payment support. But there is no locally regulated welcome bonus available in Finland, where Bassbet operates offshore and unlicensed under the state's Veikkaus monopoly. Given the weak complaint-resolution rate, the documented withdrawal delays, and the confusing multi-domain footprint, we would treat any deposit here with real caution.
How we rated it
Casino product (36%)6
Reports a large catalogue of roughly 12,000+ games from recognizable providers (Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Evolution, Play'n GO, Red Tiger, Yggdrasil) with fiat and crypto banking.
Bonuses & value (18%)4
No locally regulated welcome bonus in Finland, a state monopoly (Veikkaus, licensing opens 1 July 2027); the brand operates there offshore and unlicensed.
Trust & licensing (27%)2.5
Licensed under the Gaming Board of Anjouan (Comoros), a low-oversight jurisdiction, operated by Stellar Ltd per Casino.guru. Multiple distinct Bassbet-named domains exist with separate review profiles - a fragmentation pattern typical of mirror/clone sites. Casino.guru's own safety scores conflict across sources (4.8 vs 8.0).
Support & reliability (18%)2.5
AskGamblers logs 35 complaints with only a 54% resolution rate - a genuinely weak record. Trustpilot rates the brand 2.3/5 across 310 reviews with a recurring theme of delayed withdrawals, including a documented case unpaid for over two weeks after KYC completion.
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Quick facts
| Owner | Stellar Ltd, per Casino.guru |
| Licence | Gaming Board of Anjouan (Comoros) - not Curacao, despite unrelated generic Curacao claims found elsewhere |
| AskGamblers | 5.2/10 score, 35 complaints logged, only 54% resolution rate |
| Trustpilot | 2.3/5 across 310 reviews; recurring delayed-withdrawal theme, including a case unpaid 2+ weeks after KYC completion |
| Domain fragmentation | Multiple distinct Bassbet-named domains (bassbet.com, bassbetcasino.net, bassbet.net, bassbetgr.com) with separate review profiles |
| Finland | No locally regulated welcome bonus - Finland is a state monopoly (Veikkaus); operates offshore/unlicensed there |
Where Bassbet is licensed
Bassbet appears on the official register in 1 country — 1 for sports betting and 0 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Europe (1)
About Bassbet
Bassbet launched in 2025 and is listed by Casino.guru as owned by Stellar Ltd, licensed by the Gaming Board of Anjouan (Comoros) - a low-oversight jurisdiction, notably not Curacao despite unrelated generic licensing claims surfacing elsewhere. Multiple distinct domains carry the Bassbet name (bassbet.com, bassbetcasino.net, bassbet.net, bassbetgr.com), each with its own separate Trustpilot and ScamAdviser listing - a fragmentation pattern typical of mirror or clone sites, and itself a red flag for players trying to confirm which entity they are actually dealing with. Casino.guru's own safety scores conflict across sources, showing both a 'concerning' 4.8/10 and an unrelated 'High' 8.0 figure - a discrepancy we report as unresolved rather than picking one. AskGamblers gives Bassbet a 5.2/10 score with 35 logged complaints and only a 54% resolution rate, a genuinely weak record. Trustpilot rates the brand 2.3 out of 5 across 310 reviews, with a recurring theme of delayed withdrawals, including a documented case where a payout stayed unpaid for over two weeks after KYC verification was completed. Reported markets include roughly 12,000+ games from recognizable providers with both fiat and crypto banking support. No independent source specifically addresses Bassbet's targeting of the Finnish market, and it is treated as offshore and unlicensed there under Finland's Veikkaus state monopoly, which does not open competitive licensing until July 2027.
