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Ireland's casino terms, explained

Irish Online Casinos by Entry Cost: €0, €1, €5, €10

Online casinos in Ireland, sorted by the cheapest way in and by what each bonus asks you to bet before you can withdraw.

We read the casinos' terms. We don't deposit or test payouts.

  • Playthrough €What you must stake before a bonus can be withdrawn.
  • Win Ceiling €The most you can ever cash out.
  • Source and date on every figureEach number links to the terms we read, and the day we read them.

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  1. 40 spins on Arena of Gold for a €1 first deposit
    Kahnawake Gaming CommissionNo GRAI licence
    Minimum deposit
    €1 offer terms; methods not published
    Playthrough € at €1
    — 200× on winnings; spin value not published
    Win Ceiling €
    6× first deposit
    18+ · T&Cs apply
    • 40 spins; spin value not published
    • Needs a €1 deposit
    • Max bet €8
    • Slots 100% · table 8% · live 8%
    • Time limit: not published
    • ID check: not published
    Bonus terms captured level B
    See the captured clause
    Offer 1 – 40 Bonus Spins on Arena of Gold … You will receive the 40 bonus spins on your first successful purchase of 1 currency unit or more. … must be played through 200 times (200x) before you will be able to withdraw any winnings made using the bonus money portion of your balance … The maximum bet while a bonus is actively being played through is €8 per round and 50c per line. Failure to follow this condition may result in forfeiting any winnings. … you will be limited to a maximum withdrawal value of 6 times your first deposit amount and any remaining balance will be forfeited. This clause will only be applied at the discretion of casino management.
  2. Deposit €1 — no offer at this amount
    Tobique Gaming CommissionNo GRAI licence
    Minimum deposit
    €1 Skrill
    Bonus at €1
    From €20
    18+ · T&Cs apply
    • Skrill from €1
    • MuchBetter from €1
    Payment terms captured level B

All €1 deposit casinos

Playthrough €

Wagering, worked out in euros

A multiplier means little until you work out the bets behind it.

€10 Bonus received
times
35× Wagering condition
equals
€350 Playthrough €: bets before you can withdraw

JackpotCity's welcome offer on a €10 first deposit: a 100% match, and the wagering counts the bonus only. Terms captured · source.

It is the total you must bet, not money you are sure to lose.

Three offers, side by side

  • Betway Deposit and stake €10, get 150 spins with no wagering on winnings
    Playthrough €
    €0
    Win Ceiling €
    Not published
  • KatsuBet 100% match up to €400 plus 100 spins on your first deposit
    Playthrough €
    €14,000
    Win Ceiling €
    Not published
  • Spin Casino 100% match up to €400 on your 1st deposit, then up to €300 on the 2nd and 3rd
    Playthrough €
    €14,000
    Win Ceiling €
    6× first deposit

Changed in the last 7 days

  • Winz.io: licence number Anjouan ALSI-202508056-FI2 → Tobique Gaming Commission 0000002
  • NetBet: casino licence named in the footer — → MGA/B2C/126/2006

Online casinos in Ireland: who is licensed to run one

No online casino holds an Irish licence yet. The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, set up under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024, has licensed online betting since 1 July 2026. Applications for gaming licences, the kind that would cover casino games, "will be opened throughout 2027 and 2028", in the GRAI's words. Until then, every casino site taking players from Ireland is licensed somewhere else: among the casinos in our tables, by Malta, Kahnawake and the Tobique Gaming Commission.

Playing at one for real money is not an offence, on our reading of the Act; its offences are aimed at whoever provides gambling without a licence. You have to be 18. And an ordinary player pays no tax on winnings: section 613 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 keeps them out of capital gains tax. The registers, the licence numbers and how to check each one are on casino licences and the law in Ireland.

Why there is no list of the best online casinos in Ireland here

Most lists of the best casino sites in Ireland are ranked by the size of the bonus. We don't rank, because the answer changes with the amount you put in and what you want from it. Three rows from our tables show how:

  • With €1, 7Bit Casino lets you in by e-wallet, but its welcome bonus starts at €20.
  • With €10, JackpotCity doubles the deposit and asks for €350 of bets before the bonus can be withdrawn, with withdrawals capped at €60.
  • Also with €10, Betway gives 150 spins with nothing to wager on what they win, but only for a debit card deposit.

Which of those is the best depends on you. What makes a good online casino for one player makes a poor one for another. So instead of a ranking, five questions that sort any casino in a few minutes:

  1. How much will you put in, and does the bonus start at that amount?
  2. What does the bonus come to in bets? That is the Playthrough €.
  3. What is the most it can ever pay out? That is the Win Ceiling €.
  4. Does your payment method count for the bonus, and can the casino pay you back to it?
  5. Whose licence is it, and can you check the number yourself?

Every row on this site answers the first four. The fifth is on the licences page.

Casino bonuses in Ireland: the multiplier and the euros

Irish law sets no limit on bonus wagering yet, and it shows. Among the offers we track, the requirement runs from 10× to 200×, and one offer carries none at all.

The multiplier alone tells you little. The lowest we track, NetBet's 10×, still comes to €4,000 of bets on the full bonus, because the bonus is large. JackpotCity's 35× on a €10 deposit comes to €350. That is why every table here shows the euros, and why the no-deposit page sets Irish offers against the ten-times cap that now applies in Great Britain.

And the free 20 euro no deposit offers listed on Irish comparison sites? We read the terms behind them. None was €20 you could play with and withdraw without paying in money of your own.

Playthrough €: what each offer asks you to bet before its bonus can be withdrawn

NetBet: the lowest multiplier we track The other offers with a euro figure

  • NetBet10× the €400 bonus €4,000
  • Ruby Fortune35× the €250 bonus €8,750
  • Royal Vegas35× the €300 bonus €10,500
  • 7Bit Casino35× the €400 bonus €14,000
  • JackpotCity35× the €400 bonus €14,000
  • KatsuBet35× the €400 bonus €14,000
  • Platinum Play35× the €400 bonus €14,000
  • Spin Casino35× the €400 bonus €14,000
  • All Slots35× the €500 bonus €17,500
  • Mummys Gold35× the €500 bonus €17,500

Not drawn: Lucky Nugget's 200× has no euro figure, because the terms do not say what a spin is worth. Betway carries no wagering at all.

Paying in from Ireland, on a phone or a laptop

The cashiers we have read take debit cards — a Revolut card goes through as a card — along with e-wallets such as Skrill, Neteller and MuchBetter, and the Paysafecard voucher. None of them lists PayPal (why it is rare at these casinos). None of the payments pages sets a different minimum for a phone, so a mobile casino costs the same to get into as the desktop site. The minimums by method are in the minimum deposit table.

If you would rather not be able to pay a casino at all, AIB, Bank of Ireland, PTSB and Revolut each let you block gambling payments on your card; how to block gambling payments in Ireland takes you through each one.

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Casino sites in Ireland, by entry cost and payment method

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How we check each online casino

Every number comes from the operator's published Irish terms or from the affiliate manager in writing, with the date we captured it. We do not open accounts, deposit or test payouts; we read the terms and turn them into euros. Each figure links to its source and shows the day we read it, so you can check our work.

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