A Below Average safety-rated casino with a documented pattern of withheld and confiscated winnings
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Pros
- A large welcome package advertised (300% up to EUR1,800 + 100 free spins)
- 20+ payment methods claimed
- Notably low advertised 3x wagering requirement
Cons
- Below Average 5.4 casino.guru Safety Index
- Documented pattern of confiscated winnings, delayed withdrawals, and restricted/closed accounts
- A detailed casino.guru-mediated case where a $15,000 win was reduced to $3,000 and the operator stopped communicating, leaving the complaint unresolved
- Inconsistent ownership reporting (Novatrix S.R.L. vs Dama N.V.) and an offshore-only, multi-jurisdiction licence stack
Our verdict
We need to lead with a serious concern here: casino.guru gives The Clubhouse Casino a Below Average 5.4 Safety Index, specifically citing a high rate of restrained payouts relative to its size, with documented complaints covering delayed withdrawals, confiscated winnings, restricted account access, and accounts being closed with funds confiscated. In one detailed case that casino.guru itself mediated, an Australian player won $15,000 using two welcome bonuses but was allowed to withdraw only $3,000, after which the casino stopped communicating entirely - casino.guru's own investigation concluded it saw no justified reason for the confiscation and sided with the player, but the operator never fully cooperated and the complaint remains unresolved. Ownership and licensing are also confusingly reported: sources variously describe the operator as Novatrix S.R.L. or Dama N.V. (Curacao, incorporated 2024 only), with additional offshore licences reported from Anjouan (Comoros) and the Tobique Gaming Commission - a stack of weak, offshore-only jurisdictions rather than a single clear, strong regulator. The welcome package itself looks appealing on paper - a 300% match up to EUR1,800 with a notably low 3x wagering requirement - but given the documented pattern of confiscated bonus winnings, we would strongly encourage real caution before relying on that value actually being paid out. This is one of the more concerning brands we've reviewed in this pass; the safety data and documented complaint pattern are serious enough that we can't in good conscience call this a low-risk operator.
How we rated it
Casino (36%)5.5
Over 20 supported payment methods and a large game catalogue on paper, but the operator's actual trustworthiness in paying out is the more urgent concern here.
Bonuses & value (18%)5
A large 300% welcome package up to EUR1,800 with a notably low 3x wagering requirement looks strong on paper, but casino.guru's own documented case shows a player's bonus-related winnings confiscated in a way casino.guru itself found unjustified - real doubt about whether the advertised value is honored.
Customer support (18%)3
The documented pattern shows the operator ceasing communication with players mid-dispute rather than resolving complaints, per casino.guru's own mediation records.
Trust & licensing (27%)2
casino.guru gives this casino a Below Average 5.4 Safety Index, explicitly citing a high rate of restrained payouts relative to its size. Documented complaints include delayed withdrawals, confiscated winnings, restricted account access and closed accounts with confiscated funds. In one detailed case, casino.guru's own mediation concluded a $15,000 confiscation was unjustified, yet the operator stopped cooperating and the complaint remains unresolved. Ownership and licensing are also inconsistently reported (Novatrix S.R.L. vs Dama N.V.; Anjouan/Tobique Gaming Commission offshore licences) - a real, serious trust concern.
Quick facts
| casino.guru Safety Index | 5.4/10 (Below Average) - not recommended for players prioritizing fairness |
| Documented complaint pattern | Confiscated winnings, delayed withdrawals, restricted/closed accounts - high rate relative to casino size |
| Notable case | $15,000 win, only $3,000 allowed to withdraw, casino stopped communicating; casino.guru sided with the player but complaint unresolved |
| Ownership | Inconsistently reported - Novatrix S.R.L. or Dama N.V. (Curacao, est. 2024) |
| Licensing | Offshore stack reported: Anjouan (Comoros), Tobique Gaming Commission (New Brunswick) |
| Welcome bonus | 300% up to EUR1,800 + 100 free spins, 3x wagering (advertised - see trust concerns) |
How we verified this
The Below Average 5.4 casino.guru Safety Index, the high-relative-to-size withheld-payout complaint volume, and the detailed $15,000-confiscation case (where casino.guru's own mediation team concluded the confiscation was unjustified and the casino stopped fully cooperating) are drawn directly from casino.guru's own published complaint-resolution data, not operator marketing. The conflicting ownership claims (Novatrix S.R.L. vs. Dama N.V.) and the offshore-only, multi-jurisdiction licence stack (Anjouan, Tobique Gaming Commission, plus an Estonia reference) are reported as found, with the inconsistency flagged directly rather than resolved by guesswork.
Where The Clubhouse Casino is licensed
The Clubhouse 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 The Clubhouse Casino
The Clubhouse Casino carries a Below Average 5.4 casino.guru Safety Index, with documented complaints of confiscated winnings and withheld withdrawals, including one case where casino.guru itself concluded a $15,000 confiscation was unjustified but the operator stopped cooperating. Ownership and licensing are inconsistently reported across offshore jurisdictions. We report this directly and score trust very conservatively as a result.
The Clubhouse Casino FAQ
Is The Clubhouse Casino safe?
We'd urge real caution. casino.guru gives it a Below Average 5.4 Safety Index, citing a high rate of restrained payouts relative to its size, with documented complaints of confiscated winnings, delayed withdrawals, and restricted or closed accounts.
Has The Clubhouse Casino confiscated player winnings?
Yes, per a documented casino.guru-mediated case: an Australian player won $15,000 using two welcome bonuses, was allowed to withdraw only $3,000, and the casino then stopped communicating. casino.guru's own investigation concluded it saw no justified reason for the confiscation, but the complaint remains unresolved because the operator did not fully cooperate.
Who owns The Clubhouse Casino?
Sources report this inconsistently - variously as Novatrix S.R.L. or Dama N.V. (a Curacao company incorporated in 2024) - which we were not able to independently reconcile.
Is The Clubhouse Casino licensed?
Reported licences include offshore jurisdictions such as Anjouan (Comoros) and the Tobique Gaming Commission (New Brunswick), rather than a single clear, strong regulator - part of the trust concern we flag here.
What is The Clubhouse Casino welcome bonus?
A 300% match up to EUR1,800 plus 100 free spins with a 3x wagering requirement is advertised, but given documented cases of confiscated bonus winnings, we'd treat that advertised value with real skepticism.