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An Anjouan-licensed casino (NovaForge Ltd, sibling of Vegasino/Supabet) with a fluctuating casino.guru score and documented withdrawal-delay complaints

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Pros

  • Some reviewers report fast, transparent withdrawals within a day
  • casino.guru's most recent snapshot shows an Above Average 7.1 rating

Cons

  • Anjouan (Comoros) licence - a relatively new jurisdiction lacking established consumer protections of Malta/UK
  • casino.guru rating has fluctuated across snapshots (6.3-7.1)
  • Documented withdrawal delay of 2+ weeks for a large win, against a stated 1-3 day processing time
  • Documented delay of 1+ week for a smaller withdrawal with only automated support responses
  • Offshore/unlicensed for Norway, where the state holds the gambling monopoly

Our verdict

StoneVegas is owned by NovaForge Ltd - the same corporate group behind sibling brands we've previously reviewed, including Vegasino, Supabet, Spinsy, Slotuna, and Winbay - licensed by the Gaming Board of Anjouan (Comoros, registration no. 15684), a relatively new regulatory framework that lacks the established consumer protections found in jurisdictions like Malta or the UK. casino.guru's most recent rating shows an Above Average 7.1 Safety Index, though we found earlier complaint-page snapshots showing lower scores (6.3-6.6), suggesting the rating has fluctuated over time - we report this range honestly rather than cite a single figure as definitive. We want to report specific documented complaints directly: one player waited over 2 weeks to access thousands of dollars in winnings despite a stated 1-3 day processing time, and another waited over a week for a $60 withdrawal, receiving only automated responses, with support reportedly citing 'escalation' without actually resolving the delay. That said, mixed positive Trustpilot reviews also exist, with some players describing fast, transparent withdrawals within a day. For Norway specifically, StoneVegas operates as a non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand, since Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto hold the state gambling monopoly there, so no locally regulated welcome bonus is available. Given the lighter-oversight Anjouan licensing jurisdiction and the documented withdrawal-delay complaints, balanced against some positive experiences, we recommend real caution, particularly around larger withdrawal requests.

How we rated it

Casino (36%)6

A casino product from the NovaForge group, part of a multi-brand portfolio; some reviewers report fast, transparent withdrawals.

Trust & licensing (27%)4

An Anjouan (Comoros) licence - a relatively new regulatory framework lacking the established consumer protections of Malta or the UK. casino.guru's rating has apparently fluctuated between 6.3-7.1 across different snapshots.

Bonuses & value (18%)3

No locally regulated welcome bonus for Norway, where the brand operates offshore; a real welcome bonus is advertised elsewhere per operator marketing.

Customer support (18%)2.5

Documented complaints describe withdrawal delays of 2+ weeks against a stated 1-3 day processing time, with support reportedly citing 'escalation' without resolving the issue, alongside separate mixed positive experiences from other players.

Welcome bonus

Casino welcome bonusNo locally regulated welcome bonusStoneVegas operates offshore/unlicensed for Norway, where Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto hold the state gambling monopoly, so no locally regulated welcome bonus is available. A welcome bonus is advertised elsewhere per operator marketing.Claim at StoneVegas →
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Quick facts

OwnerNovaForge Ltd (sibling of Vegasino, Supabet, Spinsy, Slotuna, Winbay)
LicenceGaming Board of Anjouan (Comoros), registration no. 15684
casino.guruCurrently 7.1 (Above Average), though earlier snapshots showed 6.3-6.6 - fluctuating rating
Documented complaintsWithdrawal delayed 2+ weeks vs stated 1-3 day processing; another delayed 1+ week with only automated support responses
Norway statusNon-state, offshore/unlicensed brand; Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto state monopoly

Where StoneVegas is licensed

StoneVegas appears on the official register in 1 country0 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.

Europe (1)

Norway

About StoneVegas

StoneVegas (NovaForge Ltd, Anjouan licence, sibling of Vegasino/Supabet/Spinsy/Slotuna/Winbay) has a fluctuating casino.guru Safety Index (6.3-7.1 across snapshots) and documented withdrawal-delay complaints, alongside some positive fast-withdrawal experiences. Offshore/unlicensed for Norway.

FAQ

Is StoneVegas licensed?

Yes - by the Gaming Board of Anjouan (Comoros), a relatively new regulatory jurisdiction with lighter oversight than Malta or the UK.

Is StoneVegas safe?

casino.guru's most recent rating is Above Average (7.1), though earlier snapshots showed lower scores (6.3-6.6), and documented complaints describe significant withdrawal delays.

Does StoneVegas pay out withdrawals reliably?

Mixed - some players report fast withdrawals within a day, while documented complaints describe delays of 2+ weeks against a stated 1-3 day processing time.

Who owns StoneVegas?

NovaForge Ltd, the same group behind sibling brands Vegasino, Supabet, Spinsy, Slotuna, and Winbay.

Is StoneVegas legal in Norway?

No - Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto hold the state gambling monopoly in Norway; StoneVegas operates there as a non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand.

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