Reviewing Deposit/Cash-Out process at CasinoStars

Hi LCB'ers,

Speedy transactions and overall smooth procedures are very important and what we look for when testing online casinos. Let's see what was our tester's experience when playing at CasinoStars. Here are the highlights:

• Tester of the day: Punakontti
• Registration date: Registered on June 8, 2026
• Deposit: 200€ deposited with Skrill on June 8, 2026
• KYC: No identity verification was required during the test
• Cashout request: 50€ via MiFinity on June 10, 2026
• Payout speed: Received in ~20 minutes
• Fees: No withdrawal fees applied

Registration

So the test kicked off on June 8, 2026.

Account creation is pretty standard: fill in your details, confirm your email, and you’re in.
The email verification came through immediately, and the account was activated right away.

Before anything else, the profile had to be fully completed with extra personal info.
And just a small thing worth mentioning—if you leave your account inactive for six months, it can go dormant and may even get charged a fee each month.

Deposit

Now for the first real action.

The tester deposited €200 using Skrill.
And honestly, it was quick. The money showed up in under two minutes, no issues at all.

CasinoStars supports a ton of payment options for both deposits and withdrawals, such as Revolut, Klarna, Visa, MiFinity, Neteller, Jeton, Skrill, and more.

Minimum deposit is usually €20, depending on what method you use.

You also get multiple currencies supported—euros, dollars, and a bunch of others—and even crypto if that’s your thing.
For accounts using other currencies, automatic conversion is applied. Some payment options may also be restricted depending on the player’s country.

Gameplay

The tester began his session with Twin Spin Megaways, followed by Mythic Maiden and Wild Robo Factory.
Next, he tried Ted Megaways, then moved on to several BTG titles, including Donuts, Extra Chilli Megaways, and Lil’ Devil. He then switched to Warlords: Crystals of Power.
A day later, on June 9, 2026, he started with Big Cat Kings Megaways, followed by Secrets of Atlantis and Secret of the Stones.

On June 10, 2026, his first picks were Finn and the Swirly Spin, Jack Hammer 2 Fishy Business, and Twister, followed by Danger High Voltage.

Withdrawal

After the gaming session, it was time to cash out.

The tester went to the cashier… and noticed something important.
Skrill wasn’t available for withdrawal.

Checking the Terms, you will spot the following rule: 
“Withdrawals shall be remitted only to the same account where your funds originated from. Where this is not possible, we shall remit the funds back to you in line with the requirements under AML legislation.”

So instead, a different method needed to be used. The tester requested a €50 withdrawal via MiFinity.
Right away, two messages popped up:

One said it could take up to 24 hours.
Another said it might be on hold for up to 48 hours.
So at this point, it felt like a normal waiting game.
But then things sped up.

Within 20 minutes, an email arrived saying the withdrawal had been processed.
And just like that—the money landed almost immediately after.
Withdrawal options are more or less similar to those offered for deposits, with a minimum starting at €20, depending on the method.

Now, when it comes to limits, there’s a cap in place—€2,500 per week and €10,000 per month. And if you hit bigger wins, exceeding EUR 20,000, the casino can split payments into installments if they decide to. (4.WITHDRAWALS)
Processing-wise, withdrawals are usually handled within up to 2 business days after verification. But in some cases, it can take longer if extra checks are needed.

And one more important thing—before you can withdraw, you need to wager your deposits at least once. Sometimes there can also be extra wagering requirements, up to 5x the deposit sum. And if those conditions aren’t met, fees of up to 20% can apply.

KYC

During the whole test, no ID verification was required.
But that doesn’t mean it’s off the table.

So what’s the takeaway here?

CasinoStars actually performs really well when it comes to payments.
The deposit was fast, gameplay is stable, and the withdrawal, once processed, was super quick.
The only real surprise is the Skrill situation. You go in using Skrill… but you might not get it on the way out.
And that’s the key thing here.

Everything works—but the system rules in the background can change how your money moves.
Still, in this test, the cashout itself was fast and smooth.

So yeah—solid performance overall, just with a few conditions you need to be aware of. Play responsibly and keep a close eye on our channel for more insightful reports coming soon!

Full report: https://lcb.org/news/casinostars-test-2026-fast-mifinity-withdrawal

I've had very poor experience there with cashing out and response from customer service was basically none at all they just wanted to avoid the situation as if they didn't want to pay me😒

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