Richard Casino Review 2026 — Ireland and Canada Only

Quick verdict

Richard Casino is one of the four Stay Partners brands, alongside StayCasino, SlotoZen and WantedWin.

It is not an option for Norwegian players. Both richardcasino.com and richardcasino5.com appear on Lotteritilsynet’s February 2026 DNS blocking list, so we do not list it for Norway — SlotoZen is the group’s one reachable brand there. This review is written for Irish and Canadian players, who can register and play normally.

The Norwegian block, first

Because this matters more than anything else on the page, we will deal with it up front. On a standard Norwegian connection the site will simply not resolve, and Norwegian banks are obliged to block gambling transactions to blocked operators. That is a payments problem as well as an access problem: a deposit that gets through does not guarantee the return leg will.

The numbered sibling domain is worth noticing in its own right. A second address ending in a digit is the standard workaround pattern for a blocked brand, and it is the same pattern we document on our Norway blocked casino page. Chasing a mirror domain does not unblock your bank.

Irish and Canadian players have none of this. The affiliate manager confirmed Ireland works across all the group’s brands, and Canada is on the group’s accepted list.

Bonus terms

Figures below come from the operator’s own brand sheet, supplied by the affiliate manager on 10 August 2026. Offers change — confirm the current package in the cashier before you opt in.

The welcome package runs to €5,000 and 300 free spins across three deposits:

• 1st: 100% up to €1,000 + 100 free spins
• 2nd: 100% up to €1,500 + 50 free spins
• 3rd: 75% up to €2,500 + 150 free spins

Minimum deposit is €20 at each stage and wagering is 40x on the bonus. Free spins run on BGaming titles — Elvis Frog in Vegas, Domnitor’s Treasure and Richard Wild Cash.

Read it as three offers rather than one €5,000 prize. Clearing 40x on a €1,000 first-deposit bonus means €40,000 of turnover, so treat the headline as the ceiling on a long relationship, not something you unlock in a week. Plenty of players take the first 100% match and stop, which is a sensible way to use it.

Getting paid: e-wallet withdrawals are quoted at 0–1 hours, cards at 24–72 hours and bank transfer at 3–5 days. Pending time before any of that starts is 1–72 hours. Minimum withdrawal is €20 and the ceiling is €10,000 per week and €30,000 per month. That weekly cap is the number that matters on a big win — anything above it takes more than one week to reach you.

One clause worth reading twice: the operator states that using a VPN to bypass a geo-block “is strictly prohibited and may lead to confiscation of winnings”. If you cannot reach the site from where you are, that is the answer — do not route around it and expect to be paid.

Payments and payout speed

Payment methods and processing times were not supplied for this brand, so there are none listed here.

What we would say to any Irish or Canadian player opening an account: complete verification early, before you have a win waiting on it. Upload ID and proof of address in the first session if the cashier lets you. KYC held until the first withdrawal request is where most delay complaints come from across the whole industry, and it is the one part of the process you control.

Confirm the withdrawal minimum and any weekly or monthly payout ceiling in the terms too. A ceiling well below a big win turns one payout into instalments.

Licence and operator

Richard Casino operates on a Curaçao licence under the Stay Partners group. The operator publishes the regime but not the licence number, so check the number in the site footer and confirm it resolves on the regulator’s register before you deposit — a badge image proves nothing on its own.

A group operating several near-identical brands is normal in this part of the market. Treat each brand as its own account: separate balance, separate verification, separate terms.

Is Richard Casino legit?

For Irish and Canadian players it is a live casino inside a four-brand group. We have not run a payout test here — the only brand this site has deposited at and withdrawn from is MyStake, where our editor put in EUR 100, took out EUR 200 and was paid the next day.

For Norwegian players the answer is different, and it has nothing to do with the casino being dishonest. It is blocked, your bank is required to block transactions to it, and that is enough reason to play elsewhere.

One tax point while we are here, because it applies wherever you play from Norway: any single win over 10,000 kr is taxable as ordinary income at 22 per cent, whatever licence the casino holds.

Who it suits, and who it does not

It suits Irish and Canadian players who want another account in the Stay Partners family and are happy to read the bonus terms in the cashier rather than be sold a headline figure.

It does not suit Norwegian players, full stop. And it does not suit anyone who wants a published payout time in front of them before they deposit.

Bottom line

A Stay Partners casino for Ireland and Canada, with the current offer and licence to be checked on site. For Norway it is blocked at DNS and at the bank, and no mirror domain changes that.