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Igo Review (2026): Legit? Licence, Owner, Withdrawals & Complaints

Verdict: Licensed, but large wins can be paid in instalmentsAnjouan Gaming lists Innovex Tech Holdings Limited as licence holder, and igo.bet names Sapphire Summit as operator[1, 2]. Withdrawals are capped at €5,000 per week and €20,000 per month; wins over €50,000 can be paid in monthly instalments of up to €50,000[3, 2].

The licence is ALSI-202504026-FI1, held by Innovex Tech Holdings Limited, and igo.bet names Sapphire Summit as operator[1, 2]. Standard casino bonus wagering is 30x the bonus amount, with a 30-day standard expiry[2].

Igo key facts

LicenceAnjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202504026-FI1; valid to 5 April 2027[1]
Licence holderInnovex Tech Holdings Limited[1]
Operator named by igo.betSapphire Summit[2]
Weekly withdrawal limit€5,000[3]
Monthly withdrawal limit€20,000[3]
Withdrawal processingWithin two banking days under the terms[2]
Standard casino bonus wagering30x the bonus amount[2]
Standard bonus expiry30 days[2]
Restricted countriesThe terms list Aruba, Austria, Australia, Bonaire, Curacao, France, Iran, Iraq, the Netherlands, Saba, Spain, St Maarten, Statia, the USA and dependencies, and the UK[2]
Complaint recordsWithdrawal delays or verification disputes appear in at least three complaint records[4]
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Who holds Igo’s licence?

The Anjouan Gaming register lists Innovex Tech Holdings Limited as licence holder for ALSI-202504026-FI1. The licence is valid and expires on 5 April 2027; 15 domains are listed under the same licence holder[1].

Who operates Igo?

Igo.bet names Sapphire Summit as operator and gives Costa Rican registration number 3-102-903325 and an address in Jaco, Puntarenas[2, 3].

How much can you withdraw from Igo?

The terms cap withdrawals at €5,000 per week and €20,000 per month[3]. Wins over €50,000 can be paid in monthly instalments of up to €50,000[2]. Withdrawal requests are processed within two banking days, with longer processing tied to payment channels, additional checks or public holidays[2].

The terms require KYC documents for the first withdrawal and allow additional verification at any withdrawal level[2].

What wagering does Igo require?

The standard sportsbook bonus requires wagering 15 times the bonus amount[2]. Igo.bet can cancel an awarded bonus left unused for one month[2].

The terms let igo.bet delete current bonuses and bonus winnings and block an account for bonus abuse[2]. Roulette outside-bet combinations covering 24 or more of 37 spots void all winnings and bonuses[2].

What do players report about Igo?

Trustpilot reported 229 reviews and a TrustScore of 3.3 as of 30 October 2026; the page badge’s alt text said 3.5 out of 5[5]. Casino Guru reported one complaint directly about Igo as of 30 October 2026[6]. AskGamblers reported one complaint, with zero resolved and one rejected, as of 30 October 2026[7].

A player reported on Casino Guru in April 2026 that verification documents were repeatedly rejected; the complaint was marked resolved after the player confirmed settlement[8]. A player reported on Trustpilot in September 2025 that the account was closed after a first withdrawal request, with bonus abuse cited but no specific rule explained[9].

Which countries does Igo restrict?

The terms bar residents of Aruba, Austria, Australia, Bonaire, Curacao, France, Iran, Iraq, the Netherlands, Saba, Spain, St Maarten, Statia, the USA and its dependencies, and the United Kingdom from registering or using the service[2]. They separately list Curacao, France, Iran, Iraq, the Netherlands, North Korea, Singapore, Spain, St Maarten, Statia, the USA and its dependencies, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom[2].

The terms prohibit VPNs, proxies or similar services that mask or manipulate a player’s real location; the account can be blocked and the balance forfeited[2].

What did Switzerland do about Igo?

The Swiss Federal Gaming Board’s online-games blocklist dated 24 February 2026 includes igo.bet. Telecommunications providers block access to listed online gambling offers under Article 86 paragraph 4 of Switzerland’s Federal Act on Gambling[10].

Is Igo suitable for large withdrawals?

Igo’s terms allow verification at any withdrawal level[2].

Igo FAQ

Who holds Igo’s Anjouan licence?

The Anjouan Gaming register names Innovex Tech Holdings Limited as licence holder for ALSI-202504026-FI1[1].

How much can I withdraw from Igo each week?

The weekly limit is €5,000, with a separate monthly limit of €20,000[3].

How long does Igo take to process withdrawals?

The terms set a two banking day processing period, with longer processing tied to payment channels, additional checks or public holidays[2].

What wagering does Igo’s standard casino bonus require?

The standard casino requirement is 30 times the bonus amount[2].

Which countries does Igo restrict?

The terms list Aruba, Austria, Australia, Bonaire, Curacao, France, Iran, Iraq, the Netherlands, Saba, Spain, St Maarten, Statia, the USA and dependencies, and the UK[2].

What did the Swiss Federal Gaming Board do about Igo in 2026?

Its 24 February 2026 blocklist included igo.bet under the Swiss access-blocking rule in Article 86 paragraph 4[10].

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How we checked. We read Igo'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. Complaint figures marked "reported" come from platforms that block our fetcher; they were read through web search and are dated. We did not deposit, play or withdraw (payout testing: not performed). Methodology.

Sources

  1. anjouangaming.com/license-register/ — licence register, clause ALSI-202504026-FI1, checked 27 October 2026
  2. igobet.org/terms-and-conditions/ — law / regulator, clauses 1.4, 16.10.2.9, 16.10.2.10, 6.14, 6.6, 2.1.2, 4.3, 6.1, 7.4, 16.10.2.3, 16.10.2.4, 2.4.4, checked 30 October 2026
  3. nl.igobet.bet/depositing-and-withdrawing/ — law / regulator, clauses Payments FAQ, About Us, checked 30 October 2026
  4. complaint summary (web search), 30 October 2026
  5. uk.trustpilot.com/review/igo.bet — complaint platform (reported via web search, not stored), checked 30 October 2026
  6. casino.guru/igobet-casino-review — complaint platform (reported via web search, not stored), checked 30 October 2026
  7. www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/reviews/igobet-casino — complaint platform (reported via web search, not stored), checked 30 October 2026
  8. casino.guru/complaints/igo-bet-casino-player-s-withdrawal-is-delayed-due — player complaint (reported via web search, not stored), checked 30 October 2026
  9. www.trustpilot.com/review/igo.bet?page=3 — player complaint (reported via web search, not stored), checked 30 October 2026
  10. www.esbk.admin.ch/dam/de/sd-web/fnNf5KaQ7Ppn/sperrliste-2026-02-24-dfi.pdf — regulator, clauses ESBK online games blocklist, page 30/66, Article 86 Absatz 4 BGS, checked 30 October 2026