King Billy Casino Review

Reviewed and updated 27 July 2026 by the King Billy Guide team. 18+. Please play responsibly.

King Billy Casino launched in 2017 as a medieval-crown-themed brand — a bold "KING BILLY" wordmark under a gold crown, a king mascot in a red cape — first trading under a Curaçao licence via Dama N.V. and, from August 2018, under an additional Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/B2C/394/2017, held by N1 Interactive Ltd (Malta company registration C 81457). That licensing history is confirmed independently by SiGMA World, Affiverse Media, whoswho.mt and European Gaming press coverage, and directly by MGA's own public licence register — not by the kind of doorway-site guesswork that surrounds many older gambling brands. Archived snapshots of the live site from 2018 show a genuine, working casino on the SoftSwiss platform, with games from Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Evolution, NetEnt, Yggdrasil, Habanero, Endorphina and Microgaming, and an interface offered in at least eight language variants. As of this review, on 27 July 2026, that appears to be history rather than present reality: the official domain, kingbillycasino.com, now returns only a static page exported from LibreOffice, last modified in October 2019, served with a self-signed certificate — not a functioning casino front end. Independent catalogues such as nodeposit365.com list King Billy plainly as closed, with industry chatter (unconfirmed by us) suggesting a possible relaunch under new ownership. What makes this an unusual case rather than a simple dead-domain story is that WHOIS records show the domain itself has been renewed every year since 2016, most recently through November 2027 — someone is still actively paying to keep kingbillycasino.com registered, even though nothing resembling a casino lives there. Casino Guru's own listing, last checked by us on this date, still shows a Safety Index of 8.6 out of 10 ("High"), "Great" user feedback from 178 reviews and no blacklist entries — a genuinely good historical track record — alongside Terms and Conditions flagged "somewhat unfair" and a note that the brand is "associated with 2 other online casinos" that Casino Guru doesn't name. AskGamblers shows a similarly strong score (around 8.8/10), but its own review page for King Billy currently returns "the casino is restricted in your country" rather than live information — one more sign that whatever is happening with this brand, it isn't business as usual. Our overall take: King Billy has a legitimately solid licensing and safety history for the years it operated, but we cannot verify it is open for new business anywhere today, and we are not going to rate an inactive casino as though it were a live recommendation.

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Licence & operator history

King Billy Casino's licensing history is one of the better-documented parts of this story, because it comes from named industry press rather than aggregator guesswork. Wayback Machine snapshots put the brand's own "BEST NEW CASINO 2017" branding live from that year, trading under a Curaçao gaming licence held by Dama N.V. In 2018, King Billy added a second, separate licence: the Malta Gaming Authority granted MGA/B2C/394/2017 on 1 August 2018 to N1 Interactive Ltd, a company registered with the Malta Business Registry on 22 June 2017 under number C 81457, based at 206, Wisely House, Old Bakery Street, Valletta. This is confirmed by several independent named sources covering the event at the time — SiGMA World's "King Billy Casino acquires MGA License", Affiverse Media's "King Billy casino acquires MGA licence and expands offering", whoswho.mt's "King Billy Casino 'bets' on Malta licence", and European Gaming's "King Billy Casino. King of Malta!" — as well as MGA's own public licence-verification register, which lists MGA/B2C/394/2017 directly. That is meaningfully stronger evidence than the mutually contradicting operator claims found on unofficial "kingbilly"-branded doorway domains (several of which cite different Curaçao sub-licence numbers or unrelated companies) — we deliberately do not use those sites as a source of fact here. What we cannot tell you is who controls the brand today. As of 27 July 2026, kingbillycasino.com shows no footer, no terms and conditions, and no operator information at all — just a static exported page. Casino Guru's current listing does not name a live operator either. If King Billy Casino resumes operating under confirmed ownership, verify the licence and operator directly in the site's own footer before you consider depositing — do not rely on the historical Dama N.V. / N1 Interactive details above as proof of who is accountable for the brand now.

Payments (historical) & current cashier status

While King Billy operated, aggregator listings and archived site data point to a payment stack including Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, PaysafeCard and cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin and Jeton — a broad, fairly modern-for-its-era spread consistent with a SoftSwiss-platform casino serving multiple European and international markets. We are not able to confirm exact withdrawal limits, processing times or a minimum deposit for the current era, because there is no current era to test: kingbillycasino.com's cashier, if it still exists in any form, is not reachable through the operator's public domain, which serves only a static placeholder page. If you have funds in an existing King Billy account from before the apparent June 2026 closure, we would not be able to tell you how to withdraw them from this review — contact information for the operator is not visible anywhere on the current site, and we'd recommend checking directly with your payment provider or, where relevant, the Malta Gaming Authority or the Curaçao licensing authority for guidance on an inactive licensed operator.

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18+. King Billy Casino was for adults only. Its current operating status is unclear — gambling can be addictive, so if you do play anywhere, please play responsibly and only stake what you can afford to lose.