Anjouan-licensed casino (One Touch Exch Co. Ltd) with a high Casino.guru safety score and documented slow-KYC/withdrawal-delay complaints
Visit BlazeSpins →Pros
- High 8.1 Casino.guru Safety Index, described as recommendable for most players
- Some reviewers praise responsive customer support and quick problem resolution
Cons
- Anjouan licence only - not UKGC-licensed despite accepting UK players
- Documented complaints of KYC verification taking weeks
- Withdrawal delays reported with 'technical issues' cited
- Confusion from outdated promotional material advertising unavailable offers
- No locally regulated welcome bonus - operates offshore/unlicensed in Norway's state-monopoly market
Our verdict
BlazeSpins holds a genuine Anjouan licence and Casino.guru gives it a high 8.1 Safety Index, describing it as recommendable for most players. But Trustpilot tells a more mixed story, with a moderate 3.6/5 rating and documented complaints we want to name directly: KYC verification described as taking weeks in some cases, and withdrawal delays with the casino citing vague 'technical issues.' A separate complaint about outdated promotional material causing confusion appears to reflect third-party affiliate marketing lag rather than a deliberate operator issue. Other reviewers do praise responsive customer support, so this is a genuinely divided picture rather than uniformly negative. There is no locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway, where BlazeSpins operates offshore and unlicensed. Given the strong Casino.guru assessment against the documented KYC-delay and withdrawal complaints, we'd recommend a cautiously positive approach with BlazeSpins, allowing extra time for verification before expecting a quick withdrawal.
How we rated it
Sportsbook & casino (36%)6.5
A casino platform launched in 2024; some reviewers praise responsive customer support and quick problem resolution.
Trust & licensing (27%)6
Holds an Anjouan licence, not UKGC-licensed despite accepting UK players. Casino.guru gives a high 8.1 Safety Index, describing it as recommendable for most players.
Support & reliability (18%)4
Moderate 3.6/5 Trustpilot rating (~520 reviews). Documented complaints describe KYC verification taking weeks and withdrawal delays with the casino citing 'technical issues,' though other reviewers praise responsive support.
Bonuses & value (18%)3
No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway - a state monopoly (Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto). Complaints also describe confusion from outdated promotional material advertising offers no longer available.
Welcome bonus
Quick facts
| Owner | One Touch Exch Co. Ltd (Marshall Islands, reg. no. 129024) |
| Licence | Anjouan Gaming Authority licence ALSI-202506039-FI2 - not UKGC-licensed despite accepting UK players |
| Casino.guru | High 8.1 Safety Index, described as recommendable for most players |
| Trustpilot | Moderate 3.6/5 (~520 reviews) |
| Documented complaints | KYC verification taking weeks; withdrawal delays with 'technical issues' cited; confusion from outdated promotional material advertising unavailable offers |
| Norway | No locally regulated welcome bonus - Norway is a state monopoly (Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto); operates offshore/unlicensed there |
Where BlazeSpins is licensed
BlazeSpins appears on the official register in 1 country — 0 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Europe (1)
About BlazeSpins
BlazeSpins is a casino launched in 2024, owned and operated by One Touch Exch Co. Ltd (Marshall Islands), holding an Anjouan Gaming Authority licence - not a UK Gambling Commission licence, despite the platform accepting UK players. Casino.guru gives BlazeSpins a high 8.1 Safety Index, describing it as recommendable for most players. Trustpilot shows a more moderate 3.6/5 rating from around 520 reviews, and we want to name the documented complaint themes directly: KYC verification is described by some players as incredibly slow, sometimes taking weeks to complete, and withdrawal delays are reported with the casino citing 'technical issues' as the cause. A specific complaint describes confusion where promotional offers were advertised as valid until 31 May 2026, but the casino stated it had not offered free signup promotions for some time - suggesting outdated third-party affiliate marketing material was the source of the discrepancy rather than a deliberate bait-and-switch. Other reviewers do praise responsive customer support and quick problem resolution, making this a genuinely divided set of player experiences. In Norway, no locally regulated welcome bonus exists since Norway's gambling market is a state monopoly.
