An online casino with an unusually severe contradiction across four operator names and three licensing claims, including a possible Rabidi N.V. connection
Visit Frumzi →Pros
- Large game library (500+ titles, ~119 providers)
Cons
- Unusually severe, unresolved contradiction across four operator names and three licensing jurisdictions
- Possible connection to Rabidi N.V., an operator we previously found with a revoked Curacao licence and reported insolvency
- AskGamblers documents unpaid-withdrawal complaints, including one left unpaid over 9 days
- No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway - offshore and unlicensed there
Our verdict
We want to be very direct about Frumzi: our research surfaced an unusually severe contradiction across four different operator names and three different licensing claims, including a possible connection to Rabidi N.V. - an operator we previously found with a revoked Curacao licence and reported 2024 insolvency on a different brand. Combined with documented unpaid-withdrawal complaints on AskGamblers, this is a serious pattern of concern. Given this unresolved and potentially serious ownership/licensing confusion alongside real complaint history, we'd recommend strong caution with Frumzi and suggest verifying its current, specific operator and licence directly before depositing any funds.
How we rated it
Sportsbook & casino (36%)6
More than 500 game titles from around 119 software developers, with a distinctive 'Bonus Crab' interactive feature.
Bonuses & value (18%)5
No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway - a state monopoly market; Frumzi operates offshore and unlicensed there.
Support & reliability (18%)3
AskGamblers documents unpaid-withdrawal and account-issue complaints, including a $30 withdrawal left unpaid for over 9 days; region-specific Trustpilot pages show meaningful review volumes we could not fully assess.
Trust & licensing (27%)1
An unusually severe contradiction across four different operator names and three different licensing jurisdictions, including a possible connection to Rabidi N.V. - an operator we previously found with a revoked Curacao licence and reported 2024 insolvency on a different brand.
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Quick facts
| Owner/licence (severely unresolved) | Four conflicting operator names (Stellar Ltd, Romix Ltd, Soft2Bet, Rabidi N.V.) and three conflicting licence claims (MGA/B2C/486/2018, Anjouan, Curacao) |
| Possible Rabidi N.V. connection | If accurate, this is the same operator name we found for Fezbet, where the Curacao licence was reported revoked and the operator reportedly declared insolvent in 2024 - unconfirmed whether it genuinely applies to Frumzi |
| AskGamblers complaints | Documents unpaid-withdrawal and account-issue complaints, including a $30 withdrawal unpaid for over 9 days |
| Domain proliferation | Operates across multiple domains (frumzi.casino, frumzi.com, frumzi-casino-au.com) with region-specific Trustpilot pages |
| Norway | No locally regulated welcome bonus - Norway is a state monopoly (Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto); Frumzi operates offshore and unlicensed there |
Where Frumzi is licensed
Frumzi appears on the official register in 1 country — 1 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Europe (1)
About Frumzi
Frumzi is an online casino offering more than 500 games from around 119 software developers. We want to flag an unusually severe contradiction directly rather than smooth it over: sources gave four different operator names (Stellar Ltd, Romix Ltd, platform provider Soft2Bet, and Rabidi N.V.) and three different licensing claims (Malta Gaming Authority, Anjouan, and Curacao). We note that Rabidi N.V. is the same operator name we previously found for Fezbet, where its Curacao licence was reported revoked and the operator reportedly declared insolvent in 2024 - we could not confirm whether this genuinely applies to Frumzi as well, but flag the possible overlap directly given its seriousness. AskGamblers documents unpaid-withdrawal and account-issue complaints, including a $30 withdrawal left unpaid for over 9 days.
