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Wager 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 Wager's own pages, licence registers and regulator records.

Verdict: Licensed, but large wins can take months to pay outAnjouan Gaming lists Scivias Ltd as licence holder^[2]. For a single withdrawal request or monthly withdrawals above USD 50,000, Wager’s terms let it pay in instalments over multiple months^[1].

Wager’s terms identify Scivias Ltd as the company that owns the service, with company number 15923 and an address in Hamchako, Mutsamudu, Anjouan^[1]. The register lists two domains under the same licence holder^[2]. A €10 minimum applies per withdrawal transaction^[1]. Wager charges no withdrawal commission after a deposit is wagered once; otherwise it can deduct 8%, with a €4 minimum^[1]. Trustpilot had 3 reviews and a TrustScore of 2.8 as of 31 October 2026^[3]. Casino Guru reported 0 relevant complaints as of 31 October 2026^[4]. A player reported that withdrawals from a verified account kept being cancelled; Casino Guru closed the complaint after the player stopped responding^[5].

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Wager key facts

Licence	Anjouan Gaming licence ALSI-202501037-FI2; listed as valid until 27 January 2027^[2]
Licence holder	Scivias Ltd^[2]
Company number	15923^[1]
Minimum withdrawal	€10 per transaction, or equivalent^[1]
Monthly withdrawal limits	€5,000 if balance is at least ten times total deposits; €10,000 otherwise^[1]
Withdrawal fee	No commission after wagering a deposit once; otherwise 8%, minimum €4^[1]
Large withdrawal rule	Requests or monthly totals above USD 50,000 can be paid in instalments over multiple months^[1]
Crypto transactions	The initial deposit must use cryptocurrency; subsequent transactions must use the same cryptocurrency^[6]
Complaint listings	Trustpilot: 3 reviews, TrustScore 2.8; Casino Guru: 0 relevant complaints, both reported as of 31 October 2026^{[3, 4]}
Official site	wager.com

Wager licence and register

Anjouan Gaming lists Scivias Ltd as licence holder for ALSI-202501037-FI2. The register records the licence as valid until 27 January 2027 and lists two domains under the same licence holder^[2]. Wager’s terms give Scivias Ltd’s company number as 15923 and its address as Hamchako, Mutsamudu, Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros^[1].

Wager’s terms identify wager.com and wager.ltd as services operated by Scivias Ltd^[1].

Wager withdrawals, limits and checks

If your balance is at least ten times your total deposits, Wager’s monthly withdrawal cap is €5,000; otherwise it is €10,000^[1]. Its terms let it apply a processing schedule for cashflow and operational requirements^[1].

Verification can be required before betting or withdrawing winnings. Due diligence can take place during onboarding, on withdrawal requests, when cumulative withdrawals reach €2,000, or at Wager’s discretion^{[1, 6]}. Its terms list picture ID and a recent utility bill as examples of identity and address documents; enhanced checks can include source-of-funds or source-of-wealth information^{[1, 6]}.

Wager location restrictions

Wager’s terms exclude Austria; France and its territories; Germany; the Netherlands and its territories; Spain; the Union of Comoros; the United Kingdom; the United States and its territories; FATF-blacklisted countries; and other jurisdictions deemed prohibited by the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority^[1]. They prohibit VPNs, proxies, and similar services or devices that mask or manipulate your real location^[1].

Wager complaints

Trustpilot reviews were reported as 3 reviews with a TrustScore of 2.8 as of 31 October 2026^[3]. Casino Guru reported 0 relevant complaints as of 31 October 2026^[4]. Separately, a player reported on Casino Guru on 27 March 2026 that withdrawals from a verified account kept being cancelled. Casino Guru closed the complaint after the player stopped responding; its status was unknown^[5].

Wager’s terms require disputes within three days of the wager being decided. Customer Service attempts to reach an agreed solution, then escalates unresolved matters to management^[1]. An independent ADR provider may handle escalation where required by Wager’s licensing and dispute framework^[7].

Wager verdict

Wager’s monthly caps and conditional withdrawal fee add limits to cashing out^[1].

Wager FAQ

Which company owns Wager.com?

Wager’s terms name Scivias Ltd as the company that owns the service^[1].

What licence does Wager hold?

Anjouan Gaming lists Scivias Ltd under licence ALSI-202501037-FI2, valid until 27 January 2027^[2].

How much can Wager players withdraw each month?

The cap is €5,000 when the balance is at least ten times total deposits and €10,000 in other cases^[1].

Does Wager charge a withdrawal fee?

Wager charges no commission after a deposit is wagered once; otherwise it can deduct 8%, with a minimum of €4^[1].

Which countries does Wager restrict?

Its terms list Austria, France and its territories, Germany, the Netherlands and its territories, Spain, the Union of Comoros, the UK, the US and its territories, FATF-blacklisted countries, and other jurisdictions prohibited by the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority^[1].

What did a player report about Wager withdrawals?

A player reported on Casino Guru that withdrawals kept being cancelled; Casino Guru closed the complaint after the player stopped responding^[5].

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