An Estonian-licensed casino with a favorable top-line safety score that sits alongside real, documented withdrawal-delay complaints
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Pros
- Genuine Estonian gambling licence, owned by identified operator Hitz Gaming OU
- A very large multi-deposit welcome package totalling up to EUR2,000
- 100 free spins included
- Favorable casino.guru top-line Safety Index score
Cons
- Real discrepancy: casino.guru's own complaints pages document multiple unresolved withdrawal-delay disputes, despite the platform's favorable top-line score
- Cases involving thousands of euros in pending withdrawals
- At least one documented case of an unexplained withdrawal-limit cap after a large unassisted win
- 25x wagering requirement is on the higher side; full package requires 4 separate deposits
Our verdict
Trickz is owned by Hitz Gaming OU and holds a genuine Estonian gambling licence. We want to flag a real discrepancy directly rather than just quote the headline number: casino.guru's own scoring gives Trickz a Very High 9.5 Safety Index with 0 direct black points, but casino.guru's own complaints-resolution pages - a different part of the same platform - document multiple specific, unresolved withdrawal-delay disputes, including cases involving EUR3,307 and EUR5,460 in pending withdrawals, plus a case where a player's withdrawal limit stayed capped at EUR500 despite winning EUR2,000 while playing without any bonus active. That's a real tension between the top-line safety score and the documented complaint record, and we think readers deserve to see both rather than just the favorable one. On the product side, the welcome package is genuinely large: a 100% match across your first 4 deposits (up to EUR500, EUR400, EUR600 and EUR500 respectively) plus 100 free spins, though the 25x wagering requirement is on the higher side and the full package requires 4 separate deposits. Given the documented withdrawal-delay pattern, we'd encourage real caution here, particularly if you're planning to withdraw a large sum.
How we rated it
Bonuses & value (18%)8
A real, very large multi-deposit welcome package totalling up to EUR2,000 plus 100 free spins, though the 25x wagering requirement is on the higher side.
Casino (36%)7
A genuinely Estonian-licensed casino, owned by Hitz Gaming OU.
Customer support (18%)5
Documented complaints specifically involve delayed responses and unresolved withdrawal disputes rather than a smooth resolution process.
Trust & licensing (27%)4.5
A genuine Estonian gambling licence via Hitz Gaming OU. However, we found a real discrepancy worth flagging directly: casino.guru's own top-line Safety Index (9.5, Very High) sits alongside specific documented withdrawal-delay complaints on casino.guru's own complaints pages and AskGamblers, involving thousands of euros in pending withdrawals (cases citing EUR3,307 and EUR5,460) and at least one case of an unexplained EUR500 withdrawal-limit cap after a EUR2,000 unassisted win. We score trust conservatively given this documented pattern, regardless of the favorable headline score.
Quick facts
| Owner | Hitz Gaming OU |
| Licence | Estonian gambling licence |
| casino.guru Safety Index | 9.5/10 (Very High), 0 direct black points - but see documented complaints below |
| Documented complaints | Multiple withdrawal-delay disputes (EUR3,307, EUR5,460 pending); unexplained EUR500 withdrawal-limit cap after a EUR2,000 unassisted win |
| Welcome bonus | 100% across 4 deposits, up to EUR2,000 total + 100 free spins, 25x wagering |
How we verified this
The Hitz Gaming OU ownership and Estonian licence are corroborated across independent sources including Trustpilot. We specifically found and report a real discrepancy: casino.guru's own top-line Safety Index (9.5, Very High, 0 direct black points) sits alongside specific, documented withdrawal-delay complaints on casino.guru's own complaints pages and on AskGamblers, involving thousands of euros in pending withdrawals and at least one case of an unexplained withdrawal-limit cap after an unassisted win. We report both the favorable score and the documented complaints rather than resolve the tension by omission.
Where Trickz is licensed
Trickz appears on the official register in 3 countries. Highlighted countries have a full local review — pick yours for its welcome bonus and licence details.
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About Trickz
Trickz is an Estonian-licensed casino owned by Hitz Gaming OU. We specifically flag a real discrepancy: casino.guru's own favorable 9.5 Safety Index sits alongside documented withdrawal-delay complaints on the same platform, including cases involving thousands of euros in pending withdrawals - reported directly rather than only quoting the top-line score.
Trickz FAQ
Is Trickz safe?
It's genuinely Estonian-licensed and owned by an identified operator (Hitz Gaming OU), and casino.guru's top-line score gives it a Very High 9.5 Safety Index. However, we specifically found that casino.guru's own complaints pages document multiple unresolved withdrawal-delay disputes involving thousands of euros - a real discrepancy worth knowing about.
Does Trickz have withdrawal problems?
Documented complaints on casino.guru and AskGamblers cite specific pending-withdrawal disputes (cases involving EUR3,307 and EUR5,460), plus at least one case of an unexplained EUR500 withdrawal-limit cap after a EUR2,000 unassisted win.
What is the Trickz welcome bonus?
A 100% match across your first 4 deposits (up to EUR500, EUR400, EUR600 and EUR500 respectively), plus 100 free spins, minimum deposit EUR20, with a 25x wagering requirement.
Who owns Trickz?
Trickz is owned by Hitz Gaming OU, confirmed across multiple independent sources including Trustpilot.
Why does casino.guru's score seem to conflict with complaints about Trickz?
casino.guru's top-line Safety Index (9.5) reflects a formula based partly on direct black points, but its own separate complaints-resolution pages document specific, unresolved withdrawal-delay disputes - a real inconsistency we think is worth reporting directly rather than only citing the favorable headline number.