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

By the Casino Reviews Global editorial team. Updated 31 October 2026. Facts checked 27–28 October 2026 against Supacasi's own pages, licence registers and regulator records.

The Curacao Gaming Authority lists Famagousta B.V. under active licence OGL/2023/155/0098^{[1, 2]}. A Trustpilot reviewer reported low withdrawal limits, repeated identity requests and cancelled bets^[3]. An AskGamblers complainant said €881 was confiscated after a Weekend Sports Reload Bonus deposit^[4].

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Supacasi key facts

Supacasi licence

The Curacao Gaming Authority register lists Famagousta B.V. as licence holder under OGL/2023/155/0098, with status Granted / Active and 44 domains listed under the same licence holder^[1]. Supacasi is held and operated by Famagousta B.V.^[2].

Supacasi company

Famagousta B.V. is listed with company number 152449 and address Schout Bij Nacht Doormanweg 40, Curaçao^[2].

Supacasi payment methods

Supacasi lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Much Better, Ezee Wallet, Skrill and cryptocurrencies as payment methods^[5].

Supacasi bonus complaint

An AskGamblers complainant said €881 was confiscated after a deposit with the Weekend Sports Reload Bonus in February 2026. The complaint record lists €882 and an open status^[4].

Supacasi complaints

Trustpilot reviews: 19, with a TrustScore of 1.8, reported on Trustpilot as of 30 October 2026^[3]. Casino Guru reported 15 direct complaints as of 30 October 2026: 1 opened, 8 unresolved, 1 resolved and 5 rejected^[6]. AskGamblers reported 24 complaint-response complaints as of 30 October 2026^[7].

A Trustpilot reviewer reported low withdrawal limits, repeated identity requests and cancelled bets in January 2025^[3]. An AskGamblers complainant reported that €881 was confiscated after a Weekend Sports Reload Bonus deposit in February 2026^[4].

Supacasi in Spain

Spain’s gambling regulator found that Famagousta B.V. offered gambling without required authorisation to people identifying as Spanish residents or connecting through devices geolocated via Spanish internet IP addresses^[5]. It ordered the company to cease that illegal gambling activity immediately^[5].

Supacasi regulator action

Spain’s Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego found that Famagousta B.V. offered gambling without required authorisation to people identifying as Spanish residents or connecting through devices geolocated via Spanish internet IP addresses^[5]. The decision ordered Famagousta B.V. to cease that activity immediately and directed the regulator to adopt definitive measures to interrupt it^[5]. It considered a €1 million fine appropriate^[5].

Supacasi verdict

Spain’s regulator ordered Famagousta B.V. to stop unauthorised gambling in Spain, while the Curacao Gaming Authority lists the company under an active licence^{[1, 5]}. Players have reported withdrawal and bonus disputes^{[3, 4]}.

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How we checked. We read Supacasi'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.