A dual UKGC/MGA-licensed casino with a Below Average casino.guru score and a sharp contrast between instant-withdrawal reports and documented severe delay complaints
Visit Temple Nile →Pros
- Genuine dual licensing: UK Gambling Commission (no. 52894) and Malta Gaming Authority
- Some reviewers report instant withdrawals, never exceeding 24 hours
Cons
- casino.guru rates it Below Average (6.1), citing questionable/unfair T&C clauses
- Documented case of a withdrawal taking 5 months against a stated 14-working-day maximum
- Documented case of GBP 300 lost after a verification request with no payment received
- Documented case of GBP 200 unresolved after 5 weeks
- Offshore/unlicensed for Norway, where the state holds the gambling monopoly
Our verdict
Temple Nile is operated by White Hat Gaming Limited (Malta), holding a genuine UK Gambling Commission licence (no. 52894) and a Malta Gaming Authority licence - both respected regulatory jurisdictions. casino.guru nonetheless rates it Below Average with a 6.1 Safety Index, citing some questionable rules or clauses it considers the Terms and Conditions to be unfair. We want to report a genuinely sharp contrast directly: some Trustpilot reviewers describe withdrawals as instant and never exceeding 24 hours with no hassle, while a significant volume of negative reviews describe accounts being blocked unfairly specifically after withdrawal requests. Specific documented cases include a withdrawal that took 5 months to process against a stated 14-working-day maximum, a player who lost GBP 300 after being asked for verification documents and then not paid, and another player owed GBP 200 who received no answer after 5 weeks. For Norway specifically, Temple Nile 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 genuine dual licensing balanced against casino.guru's own Below Average rating and the sharp positive-vs-severely-negative withdrawal contrast, we recommend real caution, particularly around larger withdrawal requests.
How we rated it
Casino (36%)6
A casino product operated by an established Malta-based operator (White Hat Gaming Limited); some reviewers report instant withdrawal experiences.
Trust & licensing (27%)4
Genuine UK Gambling Commission (no. 52894) and Malta Gaming Authority licences - both respected jurisdictions. However, casino.guru rates it Below Average 6.1, citing questionable/unfair T&C clauses, and we found a sharp contrast between positive and severely negative withdrawal experiences.
Bonuses & value (18%)3
No locally regulated welcome bonus for Norway, where the brand operates offshore; a real welcome bonus (up to EUR/GBP/USD 1,500 + 125 free spins per aggregator listings) is advertised elsewhere per operator marketing.
Customer support (18%)2.5
Documented complaints describe accounts blocked unfairly specifically after withdrawal requests, including a 5-month delay against a stated 14-day maximum and cases with no resolution after weeks.
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Quick facts
| Owner | White Hat Gaming Limited |
| Licence | UK Gambling Commission (no. 52894) and Malta Gaming Authority |
| casino.guru | 6.1/10 (Below Average), questionable/unfair T&C clauses found |
| Positive Trustpilot reports | Instant withdrawals reported by some, never exceeding 24 hours |
| Documented severe complaints | 5-month withdrawal delay vs stated 14-day max; GBP 300 lost after verification request with no payment; GBP 200 unresolved after 5 weeks |
| Norway status | Non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand; Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto state monopoly |
Where Temple Nile is licensed
Temple Nile 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 Temple Nile
Temple Nile (White Hat Gaming Limited, UKGC + MGA licensed) has a Below Average 6.1 casino.guru Safety Index and a sharp contrast between instant-withdrawal reports and documented severe delay/account-block complaints, including a 5-month delay case and unresolved GBP 200-300 disputes. Offshore/unlicensed for Norway.
FAQ
Is Temple Nile licensed?
Yes - it holds a genuine UK Gambling Commission licence (no. 52894) and a Malta Gaming Authority licence.
Is Temple Nile safe?
casino.guru rates it Below Average (6.1), citing questionable/unfair T&C clauses, and independent complaints describe a sharp contrast between instant withdrawals for some and severe multi-month delays for others.
Does Temple Nile pay out withdrawals reliably?
Mixed - some reviewers report instant withdrawals within 24 hours, while documented complaints describe a 5-month delay against a stated 14-day maximum and other unresolved cases.
Who owns Temple Nile?
White Hat Gaming Limited, based in Malta.
Is Temple Nile legal in Norway?
No - Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto hold the state gambling monopoly in Norway; Temple Nile operates there as a non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand.
