CyberArena · Review
CyberArena Review (2026): Legit? Licence, Owner, Withdrawals & Complaints
Any withdrawal request triggers compulsory KYC. If you have not wagered your deposit at least once, the terms allow an 8% withdrawal commission, with a €4 minimum[1, 2].
CyberArena key facts
| Licence | Anjouan Gaming (AOGA), ALSI-012401012-FI1; valid until 10 January 2027[3] |
|---|---|
| Licence holder | CyberArena Ltd, registration 34056[3, 1] |
| Registered address | 9 Barrack Road, Belize City, Belize[1] |
| Monthly withdrawal cap | €5,000 if balance is at least 10 times total deposits; otherwise €10,000[1] |
| Minimum withdrawal | €10 per transaction, except account closure allows the full balance[1] |
| Withdrawal fee | No commission after wagering the deposit once; otherwise 8%, minimum €4[1] |
| KYC trigger | Any withdrawal request, lifetime deposits above €5,000, or a suspicious transaction[2] |
| VPN rule | VPNs, proxies and similar location masking services are prohibited[1] |
| Dispute deadline | Three days from the wager decision[1] |
| Official site | cyberarena.bet |
Cyberarena.bet licence
Anjouan Gaming (AOGA) lists CyberArena Ltd as the holder of licence ALSI-012401012-FI1. The register records the licence as valid, with an expiry date of 10 January 2027, and lists three domains under the same licence holder[3].
Cyberarena.bet owner and related brand
The terms name CyberArena Ltd, registration number 34056, at 9 Barrack Road, Belize City, Belize, as the service owner[1]. The homepage lists ASPEN BET under “Our Brands”[4].
Cyberarena.bet withdrawal limits and fees
The minimum withdrawal is €10 per transaction, or its equivalent in another currency. On account closure, the full balance may be withdrawn[1]. The monthly cap is €5,000 when the balance is at least ten times total deposits; otherwise, it is €10,000[1].
The terms charge no withdrawal commission after you wager the deposit at least once. Otherwise, they let CyberArena Ltd deduct 8%, with a minimum fee of €4 or the equivalent in your account currency[1]. Any withdrawal request triggers compulsory KYC. KYC also applies when lifetime deposits exceed €5,000 or a transaction is deemed suspicious[2]. Required documents are government-issued photo ID, a selfie holding the ID, and a bank statement or utility bill[2].
Cyberarena.bet account terms
The terms let CyberArena Ltd restrict service, payment, or withdrawal until your identity is sufficiently determined, or for another reason at its sole discretion based on the legal framework[2]. The company can close or suspend an account without prior notice and return all funds[1].
For noncompliance, integrity or fairness reasons, or other reasonable grounds, the company can close or suspend an account. If closure or suspension is for noncompliance, it can cancel or void bets and withhold account money[1]. The terms allow one account per customer and immediate closure if multiple accounts are found, including accounts operated on the customer's behalf[1].
Cyberarena.bet dispute terms
A dispute about a wager must be lodged within three days of the wager decision[1]. Customer Service will attempt to reach an agreed solution. If that fails, the matter goes to management; the terms provide for arbitration if efforts to resolve it fail[1]. Anjouan law governs the terms[1].
Which countries does Cyberarena.bet restrict?
The terms exclude Austria; France and its territories; Germany; Iran; Myanmar; the Netherlands and its territories; North Korea; the Philippines; Singapore; Spain; Taiwan; the Union of Comoros; the United Kingdom; the USA and its territories; all FATF-blacklisted countries; and other jurisdictions deemed prohibited by the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority[1]. VPNs, proxies, and similar services or devices that mask or manipulate a user's real location are prohibited[1].
Website currencies can be used for deposits, withdrawals, and bets, but some payment methods do not process in all currencies[1].
Cyberarena.bet verdict
Consider the withdrawal caps and KYC requirements when deciding whether this casino suits you: the cap is €5,000 or €10,000 depending on the balance-to-deposit ratio, and every withdrawal request triggers KYC[1, 2].
CyberArena FAQ
What licence does Cyberarena.bet use?
Anjouan Gaming lists CyberArena Ltd as the holder of licence ALSI-012401012-FI1, valid until 10 January 2027[3].
Which company owns Cyberarena.bet?
The terms name CyberArena Ltd, registration 34056, at 9 Barrack Road, Belize City, Belize[1].
How much can you withdraw from Cyberarena.bet each month?
The cap is €5,000 when the balance is at least ten times total deposits, and €10,000 otherwise[1].
What documents does Cyberarena.bet require for KYC?
Government-issued photo ID, a selfie holding the ID, and a bank statement or utility bill[2].
Which countries does Cyberarena.bet restrict?
The terms list Austria, France and its territories, Germany, Iran, Myanmar, the Netherlands and its territories, North Korea, the Philippines, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, the Union of Comoros, the UK, the USA and its territories, FATF-blacklisted countries, and other jurisdictions prohibited by the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority[1].
How long do players have to dispute a Cyberarena.bet wager?
A wager dispute must be lodged within three days of the wager decision[1].
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How we checked. We read CyberArena's terms and help pages, the licence register and regulator records on the dates shown under Sources, and stored a copy of each page where the site allowed it. We did not deposit, play or withdraw (payout testing: not performed). Methodology.
Sources
- cyberarena.bet/terms/ — operator document, clauses 8.2, 8.6, Introduction, 8.1, 3.4, 21.4, 6.4, 6.3, 5.4, 21.5, 21.6, 25.6 Governing Law, checked 30 October 2026
- cyberarena.bet/privacy-policy/ — operator document, clauses KYC Process, KYC Policy, checked 30 October 2026
- anjouangaming.com/license-register/ — licence register, clause ALSI-012401012-FI1, checked 27 October 2026
- cyberarena.bet/ — operator document, clause Our Brands, checked 30 October 2026