A Swedish-licensed cashback-model casino (L&L Europe Ltd) with a genuine closure discrepancy - casino.guru says closed, our own bonus data describes it as active
Visit NoBonusCasino →Pros
- Genuine multi-jurisdiction licences (Sweden, UK, Malta), corroborated
- 24 game providers including Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, and Evolution Gaming
- 10% cashback model is a genuine, transparent alternative to a deposit bonus
Cons
- SEVERE unresolved discrepancy: casino.guru says the casino has closed, while our own bonus data describes it as active - we could not determine which is current
- casino.guru documents 5 complaints (only 1 resolved, 4 rejected) around withdrawal delays and deposit refunds
- Does not accept players from Spain
- No claimable welcome bonus (cashback model only)
Our verdict
We found a genuine discrepancy we could not resolve: casino.guru states directly that NoBonusCasino 'has been closed and no longer operates,' despite giving it a Very High 9.4 headline Safety Index while it operated, but our own bonus data (sourced separately, dated 2026-07-16) describes it in the present tense as an active, Swedish-licensed casino offering a 10% cashback model instead of a deposit bonus. We could not independently resolve which is current: AskGamblers had no dedicated review page, and the operator's own site returned 403 Forbidden. Both sources that do exist agree on the operator (L&L Europe Ltd, established 2013) and its multi-jurisdiction licensing (Sweden's Spelinspektionen, UK Gambling Commission, Malta Gaming Authority). Casino.guru also documents 5 complaints, mostly around withdrawal delays and deposit refunds, with only 1 resolved and 4 rejected. We recommend readers verify NoBonusCasino's current operating status directly before attempting to use it.
How we rated it
Casino (36%)5
24 game providers per casino.guru including Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Evolution Gaming, and Nolimit City - if the casino is still operating, which our sources dispute.
Bonuses & value (18%)4
No welcome bonus by design - offers a 10% cashback model instead, per Swedish licensing rules and our own bonus data, rather than a claimable deposit bonus.
Trust & licensing (27%)3
SEVERE unresolved discrepancy: casino.guru states directly that this casino has closed and no longer operates, while our own bonus data describes it as an active, currently licensed Swedish casino. We could not resolve which is current, and casino.guru also documents 5 complaints (only 1 resolved) around withdrawal delays and deposit refunds.
Customer support (18%)3
No independent detail on support channels was found; casino.guru's own complaint data shows 4 of 5 complaints rejected rather than resolved.
Welcome bonus
Quick facts
| Operator | L&L Europe Ltd |
| Licences | Sweden (Spelinspektionen), UK Gambling Commission, Malta Gaming Authority |
| Status discrepancy | casino.guru: closed/no longer operates; our own bonus data: active cashback model |
| Founded | 2013 |
| Model | 10% cashback instead of a deposit bonus, per Swedish licensing rules |
Where NoBonusCasino is licensed
NoBonusCasino 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 NoBonusCasino
NoBonusCasino (L&L Europe Ltd, Sweden/UK/Malta-licensed, est. 2013) has a genuine operating-status conflict: casino.guru says it has closed, while our own bonus data describes it as an active cashback-model casino.
FAQ
Is NoBonusCasino still open?
Unclear - casino.guru states it has closed and no longer operates, while our own bonus data describes it as an active, Swedish-licensed casino. We could not resolve this discrepancy.
Who owns NoBonusCasino?
L&L Europe Ltd, licensed by Sweden's Spelinspektionen, the UK Gambling Commission, and the Malta Gaming Authority.
Does NoBonusCasino have a welcome bonus?
No - it offers a 10% cashback model instead of a deposit bonus, per Swedish licensing rules.
Does NoBonusCasino pay out winnings reliably?
Disputed - casino.guru documents 5 complaints (only 1 resolved) around withdrawal delays and deposit refunds, though it also notes a low rate of restrained payouts relative to its size.
