The rebranded Everygame Casino (formerly Intertops Casino) with a disputed licensing status and documented withdrawal friction
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Context for Germany: Germany applies a monthly deposit limit of EUR 1,000 per player ACROSS ALL licensed operators, enforced centrally through the LUGAS monitoring system by the joint state authority (GGL), alongside OASIS self-exclusion and a EUR 1 maximum stake per slot spin. That cross-operator cap matters when reading any bonus here: an offer larger than what you may lawfully deposit in a month cannot be claimed in full.
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Pros
- Long-established brand (1998), Above Average 7.2 casino.guru Safety Index
- Genuinely large welcome package options
- 9 payment methods including several cryptocurrencies
Cons
- Real licensing discrepancy - casino.guru finds no known regulator; not German GGL-regulated in any case
- Documented slow withdrawals, crypto specifically taking 2-4 days to a week
- Reports of Kentucky-based US players having accounts restricted or disabled without warning
- Contradictory support quality reports (casino.guru: good; players: slow and scripted)
Our verdict
This review covers the CASINO product marketed under the Intertops name to German players - which is not the same as the Intertops sportsbook (that has discontinued its German offer entirely; see our separate note on that closure). This casino product is the rebranded international brand now called Everygame Casino, established in 1998 and owned by Thinkquick Ltd. (registered in St. Kitts and Nevis), running Realtime Gaming software. We want to flag a real licensing discrepancy directly: casino.guru states it is not aware of Everygame holding any regulatory gambling licence, while some other sources reference a Curacao licence - we did not resolve this disagreement in either direction, and importantly, this product is NOT German GGL-regulated regardless of which claim is accurate. casino.guru gives it an Above Average 7.2 Safety Index overall. Independent review documents real withdrawal friction: slow withdrawals generally, with crypto withdrawals specifically reported taking 2-4 days up to a week by some users, and reports of US players based in Kentucky having their accounts restricted or disabled without warning. Support ratings are contradictory - casino.guru's own testing rated it as good, but player reviews describe slow, scripted responses. The welcome package is genuinely large (125% up to $1,000, or a broader $5,555 package across 4 deposits plus a $55 no-deposit bonus), but given the licensing ambiguity and documented withdrawal friction, we'd encourage real caution before relying on that value.
How we rated it
Bonuses & value (18%)7.5
A genuinely large welcome package: 125% first-deposit match up to $1,000 (code SIGNUP1000), plus a broader package up to $5,555 across 4 deposits and a $55 no-deposit bonus.
Casino (36%)6.5
A long-established brand (1998) running on Realtime Gaming software, with 9 payment methods including several cryptocurrencies.
Customer support (18%)5
casino.guru's own testing rated support as good, but player reviews contradict this, describing slow and scripted responses - we report both perspectives rather than pick one.
Trust & licensing (27%)4
We found a real licensing discrepancy worth flagging directly: casino.guru states it is not aware of any regulatory gambling licence held by Everygame, while some other sources reference a Curacao licence - this is not German GGL-regulated in either case. casino.guru gives it an Above Average 7.2 Safety Index overall, but independent review documents real withdrawal friction and reports of accounts being disabled without warning for some US players.
Quick facts
| Owner | Thinkquick Ltd. (St. Kitts and Nevis) |
| Brand history | Established 1998 as Intertops Casino; rebranded to Everygame Casino, December 2021 |
| Licensing discrepancy | casino.guru: no known regulatory licence; other sources cite Curacao - unresolved, and NOT German GGL-regulated either way |
| casino.guru Safety Index | 7.2/10 (Above Average) |
| Documented issues | Slow withdrawals (crypto 2-4 days to a week); Kentucky-player accounts restricted/disabled without warning |
| Welcome bonus | 125% up to $1,000 (code SIGNUP1000), or up to $5,555 over 4 deposits + $55 no-deposit |
How we verified this
The Thinkquick Ltd. ownership, 1998 establishment, and Realtime Gaming software supply are corroborated across independent sources. We specifically report the licensing discrepancy directly: casino.guru states it is not aware of any regulatory licence for Everygame, while some other sources reference a Curacao licence - we did not resolve this in either direction, reporting the disagreement itself. The Above Average 7.2 Safety Index, the slow/crypto-specific withdrawal complaints, and the Kentucky-player account-restriction reports are drawn from casino.guru and AskGamblers' own published data rather than operator marketing.
Where Intertops (Everygame Casino) is licensed
Intertops (Everygame Casino) appears on the official register in 1 countries. Highlighted countries have a full local review — pick yours for its welcome bonus and licence details.
Europe (1)
About Intertops (Everygame Casino)
This is the casino product marketed as 'Intertops' to German players, actually the rebranded Everygame Casino (Thinkquick Ltd., St. Kitts, since 1998). We report a real licensing discrepancy directly (casino.guru finds no known regulator; other sources cite Curacao) and document real withdrawal friction and account-restriction reports for some US players - alongside a genuinely large welcome package.
Intertops (Everygame Casino) FAQ
Is this the same as the Intertops sportsbook?
No - the Intertops sportsbook has discontinued its German offer entirely. This review covers a separate casino product marketed under the Intertops name, which is actually the rebranded international Everygame Casino brand.
Is Everygame Casino licensed?
This is genuinely disputed: casino.guru states it is not aware of Everygame holding any regulatory gambling licence, while other sources reference a Curacao licence. Either way, it is NOT German GGL-regulated.
Does Everygame Casino have withdrawal problems?
Independent review documents generally slow withdrawals, with crypto withdrawals specifically reported taking 2-4 days up to a week for some users, plus reports of Kentucky-based US players having accounts restricted or disabled without warning.
What is the Everygame Casino welcome bonus?
A 125% first-deposit match up to $1,000 (code SIGNUP1000), or a broader package worth up to $5,555 across 4 deposits plus a $55 no-deposit bonus, at 30x rollover.
Who owns Everygame Casino?
Thinkquick Ltd., a company registered in St. Kitts and Nevis. The brand was established in 1998 as Intertops Casino and rebranded to Everygame in December 2021.