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Games Diversity
6 / 10
Payout Speed
6 / 10
Support Speed
7 / 10
Games Diversity
6 / 10
Payout Speed
6 / 10
Support Speed
7 / 10
Our Trust Score
6 / 10
Welcome Bonus
200% Up to €2,000 + 200 FS
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Online since 2026 |
Email Support support@cleanwins.com |
Slots 4,000+ |
Min Deposit €20 |
Depositing    |
Languages EN DE FR
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Native Mobile App |
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License Anjouan |
Live Chat Yes, 24/7 |
Live Games 80+ |
Min Withdrawal €25 |
Withdrawal |
Currencies SEK GBP $
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Supported OS
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Owner Onimim Ltd |
Phone Support No |
Providers 33 |
Payout Up to 3 days |
Crypto Friendly Yes |
Countries 50+ countries |
Mobile Optimized Website Yes |
I opened an account at Cleanwins, went through the cashier, and read every bonus term before forming an opinion. The sign-up form runs across two short screens, and I had no trouble with loading times on my laptop or my phone.
The bonus terms are where I slowed down. The €2,000 welcome package looks generous, but its wagering is demanding, and the offers I would actually use are the smaller ones: no-wagering cashback and a daily wheel of free spins. The cashier handles cards and crypto with a €20 card minimum and payouts in up to three business days, though the €5,000 weekly withdrawal limit is worth knowing about before you play.
The promotions page lists a four-step welcome package, a weekly reload, two weekend cashback offers, a daily Wheel of Fortune and a five-tier VIP club. On paper, that is a solid lineup. In practice, the offers with the smallest numbers are the ones I rate highest, since the deposit bonuses carry wagering terms that are tough to clear.
| Promotion | Offer | Wagering |
| Welcome Package | Up to €2,000 + 200 free spins | 40x deposit + bonus |
| Weekly Reload | 50% up to €250 | 25x deposit + bonus |
| Casino Cashback | Up to 10%, maximum €1,000 | None |
| Live Casino Cashback | 5%, maximum €200 | None |
| Wheel of Fortune | One free spin wheel per day | None on spin winnings |
| VIP Club | Five tiers, up to 15% cashback | Not stated |
The welcome bonus applies to your first deposit and requires a bonus code to be entered at the time of deposit. If you forget it, contact support before placing any wager.
The first deposit bonus lands at 200% up to €2,000 plus 200 free spins using the code WELCOME2000. That is a strong opening offer by any measure. A €1,000 deposit unlocks the full amount, the minimum to qualify is €20, and the spins run on slots selected by the casino.
Each step carries a 40x wagering requirement on the deposit plus the bonus, and you get 10 days to complete it. That detail matters more than the match percentages. A common benchmark across the industry is around 35x on the bonus alone, and many casinos allow 30 days, so these terms sit on the strict end.
Take the first step at its maximum. A €500 deposit brings a €2,000 bonus, and 40x of the €2,500 total comes to €100,000 in wagering. The bet limit is €5 or 5% of the bonus, whichever is lower, so the fastest route is 20,000 spins at €5 in 10 days, or about 2,000 maximum bets a day. Smaller deposits don’t improve the ratio. A €20 deposit with an €80 bonus still requires €4,000 in wagering.
Game weighting slows things down further:
A few slots are excluded as well, and the terms ban low-risk betting patterns and the gamble feature on slots. My honest take is that this package works as extra playtime, not as a realistic route to a withdrawal. If you plan to cash out quickly, you’re better off passing on it, and an active bonus also blocks the daily wheel.
The ongoing promotions are where the site earns some credit. Two of them pay cash with no wagering, and the daily wheel adds free spins with no wagering on the winnings.
Weekly Reload Bonus: The reload gives 50% up to €250 once per week with the code WEEKLY250 and a €20 minimum deposit. The wagering requirement is 25x the deposit plus the bonus within 10 days, and the same game weighting and €5 bet limit apply.
A €500 deposit gets the full €250, which means €18,750 in wagering. Measured against the bonus alone, that equals 75x, well above what I’d call fair. A €20 deposit with a €10 bonus needs €750 in wagering, which is manageable in volume, though the ratio stays the same.
The reload makes the most sense for players who deposit weekly anyway and treat the extra balance as bonus playtime. It also blocks the Wheel of Fortune while it is active, so claiming it every week means giving up most of the daily spins.
Weekend Casino Cashback: This offer returns up to 10% of your net slot losses from Friday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59 UK time, up to €1,000 per period. It is credited on Monday with no wagering, and the minimum payout is €5. You have to activate it before it expires, and the terms don’t say how long that window is, so I’d claim it as soon as it appears.
Only slot play counts, and only losses from Friday to Sunday. The VIP page describes cashback on losses for the entire week, but the cashback terms clearly say Friday to Sunday, and I’d go by the terms. They also don’t explain what decides your rate within the 10% ceiling. Even so, no-wagering cashback is real money back in your balance, and that puts it ahead of most deposit bonuses in practical value.
Live Casino Cashback: Live dealer players get 5% of their net live casino losses back over the same weekend window, up to €200. There is no wagering and no expiry, but you have to contact support after the period ends to request it, which is easy to forget. The €5 minimum payout also applies.
The two cashback offers don’t stack. If you qualify for slot and live cashback in the same weekend, only the higher amount is paid. A player who loses €100 on slots and €100 at live tables would receive up to €10 from the slot cashback and forfeit the €5 from live play.
This is the promotion I liked most. Your first deposit each day earns one spin of a prize wheel, as long as you have no active bonus or coupon. The free spins it awards are credited instantly and stay valid for 7 days, and their winnings carry no wagering.
The terms list the deposit thresholds and spin values in pounds, so I’ve kept them as written:
| Wheel | Qualifying Deposit | Possible Prizes |
| Level 1 | Under €100 | 20 spins at €0.15, 50 or 70 spins at €0.10 |
| Level 2 | €100 to €299.99 | 50, 70 or 100 spins at €0.10 |
| Level 3 | €300 or more | 75 or 150 spins at €0.20, 100 spins at €0.15 |
Each wheel has four sectors. Three award free spins, and the Level Up sector gives you another spin with doubled rewards. The spins run on specific slots chosen by the casino’s administration, and the odds of each sector aren’t published.
A Level 1 prize is worth €3 to €7 in spins, which is decent value on a small deposit. The Level 3 wheel pays €15 to €30, about 5% to 10% of a €300 deposit, so the proportional return drops as deposits grow. The catch is the rule on active bonuses. As long as you’re working through a welcome or reload bonus, the wheel is off the table, and that can mean 10 days of no spins.
The VIP program has five tiers: Quartz, Emerald, Sapphire, Ruby and Diamond. Quartz and Emerald offer little more than on-site promotions, live chat access and, at Emerald, personalized offers. The perks with real value start at Sapphire:
What the page doesn’t show is how to reach each tier. No points system, deposit thresholds or wagering targets are listed, so I can’t tell you how realistic Sapphire or Diamond is for a regular player. The higher withdrawal limits at Diamond come with no figures, and the 15% Diamond cashback sits above the 10% ceiling in the weekend cashback terms, with no explanation of how the two fit together.
The lobby holds more than 4,000 games from 51 providers, grouped by type, theme and feature. Slots take up most of the library, as the numbers show:
The slot section has themes ranging from classic fruit machines and candy games to ancient mythology, Westerns and Vikings, with dedicated collections for series such as Big Bass and Book Of. I found no shortage of Megaways, Hold & Win, Bonus Buy and jackpot titles either.
Jackpot slots are available, but the site doesn’t list a dedicated progressive jackpot network or current prize pools, so I’d treat them as a smaller part of the catalog and not as a reason to sign up.
The provider list is the strongest part of the catalog. It includes Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Hacksaw Gaming, Relax Gaming, ELK Studios, Yggdrasil, Microgaming, Quickspin and Thunderkick, so the major releases are well covered. Smaller studios such as Octoplay, Popiplay and Toucan Royale add titles you won’t see everywhere.
The table games section is compact, with more than 45 titles across baccarat, blackjack, poker and roulette. That is enough for casual play, but players who want many rule variants will run out of options sooner.
The live casino has over 80 tables for baccarat, blackjack, poker, roulette and game shows. That is a modest count. Evolution doesn’t appear on the provider list, and the live tables come from studios on the list such as LuckyStreak, Vivo Gaming and Iconic21. Live games also count 0% toward bonus wagering, so this section suits players who aren’t using a bonus.
More than 190 instant games cover Plinko, Mines, Keno, Limbo, dice, bingo, lotto, scratch cards, balloon games and crash-style titles such as Chicken Road. Spribe, SmartSoft Gaming and InOut Games are on the provider list, so a good number of popular quick-round titles are available. I didn’t find a sportsbook, so this is a casino-only site.
There is no app on the App Store or Google Play, and I didn’t miss one. The site runs in the mobile browser on iOS and Android, and on my phone it loaded fast and felt intuitive. Every section I opened on my phone, from the cashier to the promotions page, worked the way it does on desktop. The deposit and withdrawal forms fit the screen properly, which matters when you’re pasting a crypto wallet address on a phone.
The general listing shows more than 3,500 mobile games out of the 4,000+ total, so a small part of the library may not be available on a phone. I didn’t run into any gaps, but if a particular older title matters to you, check it on mobile before depositing. You can also add the site to your home screen from the browser menu for quicker access.
The cashier supports Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, USDT on ERC20 and TRC20, USDC on ERC20 and SEPA bank transfer. Visa and Mastercard are deposit-only, so anyone who deposits by card needs a bank account for SEPA or a crypto wallet to cash out. There are no e-wallets.
The minimum deposit is €20 by card and €65 by crypto. The minimum withdrawal is €25 by SEPA and €65 by crypto. Withdrawals are limited to €5,000 per week and €15,000 per month. Crypto payouts usually clear within a day. Bank transfers can take up to three business days.
Cleanwins went live in 2026 and is operated by Onimim Ltd under a license from Anjouan, an autonomous island in the Union of the Comoros. Licenses there are issued under the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, which keeps a public register of licensed operators. I’d recommend checking the operator’s status on that register before depositing at any offshore site.
I’ll be direct about what that means. Anjouan is a low-cost offshore license with lighter oversight than regulators such as the Malta Gaming Authority or the UK Gambling Commission. Licensees must run KYC and anti-money laundering controls, but a player with a dispute has far fewer options for escalating a complaint. That doesn’t make the site unsafe, though it does mean the operator’s own terms and support matter more than usual.
The site runs on an HTTPS connection, and the Terms & Conditions, KYC Policy, Privacy Policy and Responsible Gaming pages are public and detailed. I read through them before depositing, and that is the kind of transparency I want from an offshore operator.
Registration asks for your name as it appears on your ID, along with your address and date of birth, and documents are checked before withdrawals are approved. That is the standard KYC process, and having your details entered correctly from the start makes it quicker.
Support runs around the clock, though there is no phone line. These are the options:
Live chat is fine for routine questions, and the replies I got came within a few minutes. Email is the better route for anything involving documents or a disputed withdrawal, since it gives you a written record. The FAQ answers the common account and payment questions, so it’s worth checking before opening a chat, particularly for withdrawal times and document requirements.
Cleanwins gets the fundamentals right. It has a large game library from strong providers, a mobile site that works well and crypto withdrawals that usually clear within a day. The no-wagering cashback and the daily Wheel of Fortune are the offers I would actually use, because what they pay is yours to keep.
The weak spots are just as clear. The welcome package and reload carry wagering that most players won’t finish in 10 days, the €15,000 monthly withdrawal limit will slow down anyone who lands a big win, and the Anjouan license offers limited recourse if a dispute comes up. I’d recommend it to slot players who deposit in crypto, skip the deposit bonuses and play for the cashback and wheel. If you want a bonus you can realistically convert, or a top-tier license, look elsewhere.
Is Cleanwins licensed?
Yes. It holds an Anjouan license and is operated by Onimim Ltd.
What is the minimum deposit?
The minimum is €20 by Visa or Mastercard and €65 by crypto.
How long do withdrawals take?
Crypto withdrawals usually arrive within a day. SEPA bank transfers can take up to three business days.
What are the welcome bonus wagering requirements?
Each step must be wagered 40x on the deposit plus the bonus within 10 days, with a maximum bet of €5.
Does the cashback have wagering requirements?
No. The slot and live casino cashback are paid with no wagering, though only the higher of the two is credited for the same weekend.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes. The site works in the mobile browser on iOS and Android, but there is no app on the App Store or Google Play.
How much can I withdraw each month?
Withdrawals are limited to €5,000 per week and €15,000 per month.
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