Hollywin Casino Review

Fast crypto rail and a clean welcome offer — payouts typically inside 24 hours per operator data.

4.0/5 ★★★★★ desk score

100% up to 2,000 + 200 FS (4-deposit package up to 15,000 + 350 FS)

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Quick Facts

Welcome bonus
100% up to 2,000 + 200 FS (4-deposit package up to 15,000 + 350 FS)
Payout speed
Crypto/e-wallets typically under 24 h (operator data; deposit tests pending)
Licence
Curacao GCB (Stable Tech N.V.)
Mobile
Yes
Last verified
September 2026
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Hollywin — Editor Test Log

Editor statusReviewed by Tom Perkins — licence and terms verified
Licence / regulatorCuracao GCB (Stable Tech N.V.)
Restricted countries / geo—
Last verifiedSeptember 2026

Licence — checked against the register

Curacao GCB (Stable Tech N.V.)

Register checked 10 Sep 2026

Welcome bonus — the terms that matter

100% up to 2,000 + 200 FS (4-deposit package up to 15,000 + 350 FS)

Terms checked Sep 2026

Is Hollywin legit?

Yes — a named operator, a licence number you can find on the regulator’s own register, and no entry on Norway’s block list. Hollywin is operated by Stable Tech N.V. (stated, N1 Partners brand sheet, April 2026). That company appears on the Curaçao Gaming Control Board’s online gaming licence registry (the GCB, which now publishes the registry as the Curaçao Gaming Authority) dated 10 September 2026 as a B2C licensee under OGL/2024/161/0191, company registration 160129, licence issued 24 December 2025 with an indefinite term — read off the GCB’s published registry, not off the casino footer. The GCB’s enforcement register (10 July 2026) carries no action against it. We rate Hollywin 4.0 out of 5: a crypto-first SoftSwiss site with an unusually deep promotions calendar, on a Curaçao licence.

What can be checked from outside, and where

  • Regulator and licence number. Curaçao GCB licence OGL/2024/161/0191, issued to Stable Tech N.V., company registration 160129. We read it from the GCB’s online gaming licence registry dated 10 September 2026: issued 24 December 2025, expiry not applicable, status indefinite. The registry lists companies, not websites, so the pairing of hollywin.com with that company rests on the operator’s own brand sheet (stated).
  • Enforcement register. The GCB’s enforcement list of 10 July 2026 records revoked, suspended and non-extended licences. Stable Tech N.V. is not on it.
  • Not blocked in Norway. Lotteritilsynet’s block list stands at 238 domains behind a DNS block at Norwegian ISPs after its February 2026 decision, which added 134 to the 2025 batches. hollywin.com is not among them on our full list of the blocked domains (in Norwegian), re-checked against Lottstift in September 2026. Not blocked is not the same as Norwegian-licensed — no Norwegian licence exists for private operators.
  • Operator family. On our operator families page Hollywin is the only brand we cover recorded against Stable Tech N.V. One open point is set out under the licence table below.
  • Where it takes players (stated). Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Norway and Ireland; the UK is restricted.

What a Curaçao licence does and does not give you

An indefinite-term Curaçao licence means the operator went through the GCB’s authorisation process, can be identified, and can be complained to. It is not the Malta or UK regime: no Norwegian, Irish or Canadian regulator stands behind your account, and a disputed withdrawal is settled by the operator rather than by an independent adjudicator. Our licence comparison ranks the regimes side by side. In practice that puts the weight on the operator’s own terms — which is why the bonus and withdrawal sections below are the parts of this page to read most carefully.

The gap in our own record

This is a desk review. Hollywin does not accept UK sign-ups and our editor is UK-based, so no deposit has gone through its cashier and no withdrawal has been timed by us. Our one first-hand test across the brands we cover is MyStake; the Editor Test Log lists exactly what has and has not been done, and our review method explains the two tiers. Everything below that is not on a public register is the operator’s stated data.

The verdict in one line: legitimate and traceable on a mid-tier licence — weigh it on its promotions calendar and crypto rail, not on regulatory cover.

Hollywin Casino launched on 23 December 2024 on the SoftSwiss platform (stated). It is operated by Stable Tech N.V., which the GCB’s registry lists as a licensee in its own right, separate from Dama N.V. (SlotLords, licence OGL/2023/174/0082) and Hollycorn N.V. (Retrobet, Jet4bet, licence OGL/2023/176/0095), and from the operator behind King Billy. Whether RollXO sits with Dama N.V. or under Stable Tech’s licence is the open point set out under the licence table below. Hollywin therefore brings genuine operator diversification to the brands we cover, even if the underlying SoftSwiss platform is the same. The brand is crypto-first, with a 5% on-deposit crypto bonus and a published catalogue of more than 25,000 games (stated) — the largest of the five N1 brands at review tier.

Operator and licence — what we verified

Field Verified
Operator Stable Tech N.V. (Curaçao)
Licence Curaçao GCB OGL/2024/161/0191, issued to Stable Tech N.V. on 24 December 2025, indefinite term (GCB registry, 10 September 2026)
Company registration 160129 (Curaçao), per the same registry
Platform SoftSwiss (PWA mobile, no native app)
Launched 23 December 2024
Eligible geos Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Norway, Ireland
UK player status Restricted
Source N1 Partners brand fact sheet, April 2026; Curaçao GCB online gaming licence registry, 10 September 2026

Note on RollXO. Our casino licence tracker records the same number, OGL/2024/161/0191, against RollXO, whose brand sheet names Dama N.V. as operator; the registry issues that number to Stable Tech N.V. and gives Dama N.V. OGL/2023/174/0082. We are reconciling the RollXO record and will update both pages. Hollywin’s own licence, operator and terms stand as recorded above.

The bonus, read properly: structure, base and the four terms to check

The headline is a four-deposit package totalling 350% up to €15,000 plus 350 free spins, with the first deposit at 100% up to €2,000 plus up to 200 free spins (stated). Minimum deposit is €20 (stated). A 5% bonus on every crypto deposit sits alongside it (stated). One term we do hold from the operator’s sheet: no withdrawal is possible while a bonus is active (stated) — you clear it or forfeit it before a cashout request will go through, which is the term most likely to surprise a first-time player.

The wagering requirement is not in the operator summary we hold, and the cashier terms govern. That is why the next four lines matter more than the headline.

The four numbers that decide what the bonus is worth

  • The multiple, and its base. Read whether the requirement runs on the bonus alone or on deposit plus bonus — that single word roughly doubles the work. On a €500 match, 40× bonus-only is €20,000 of turnover; 40× on deposit plus bonus is €40,000. (Those are worked figures to show the arithmetic, not Hollywin’s stated rate.) Put the number the cashier shows you through our wagering calculator before you opt in.
  • Max bet while a bonus is active. At most Curaçao-licensed sites this is a hard per-spin or per-hand cap, and breaching it is the commonest reason winnings are voided. Find the figure, and treat it as a rule for as long as bonus funds are in play.
  • Max cashout from the bonus. A cap expressed as a multiple of the bonus limits what a package this size can convert into. If you are chasing a large win, this line decides whether the bonus helps or hurts.
  • Expiry. The window to complete wagering, counted from credit. A short window on a €2,000 match can be impossible to meet at sensible stakes.

Ongoing promotions are unusually layered for a Curaçao brand (all stated): a Monday reload that scales 30% / 50% / 100% up to €1,000, unlimited free-spin Tuesdays, up to 170 FS on Wednesday, up to 250 FS on Friday, a weekend reload at 30% up to €500, and a daily cashback up to 15%. Each carries its own wagering terms at the cashier, and whether the cashback is real money or bonus money is not in our record. The reloads are what make Hollywin unusual, and they only pay for players who read the four terms above every time.

Payment methods (verified from operator fact sheet)

Deposits: Cards, bank transfer, crypto only.

Withdrawals: Cards, bank transfer, crypto only.

Crypto supported: BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, DOGE, TRX, ADA, BCH, BNB — nine assets including stablecoins.

Important for Canadian readers: Interac is not listed by the operator. Canadian players will need to fund the account in CAD via card or bank transfer, or use crypto. For an Interac-supporting alternative, see our King Billy review.

Minimum deposit and withdrawal both €20 (stated). No withdrawal fees (stated).

Account currencies (stated): EUR, USD, AUD, NZD, CAD, NOK, JPY and BRL. That covers all three of our markets natively — NOK for Norway, EUR for Ireland, CAD for Canada — so there is no conversion charge hidden in the deposit. What is missing is the local instant rail in each: no Trustly, no Revolut, no Interac, no PayID (per the operator’s sheet). If a bank-linked instant method is the deciding factor, our Trustly casinos for Norway and Revolut casinos for Ireland lists are built around exactly that; the payment method matrix compares the brands we cover side by side.

Withdrawal caps and timing

Published timing target: instant to 3 working days depending on method. Crypto at the fast end.

Cap: €15,000 per month (stated). No published weekly cap.

Read the cap against the bonus ceiling: the package runs to €15,000 and the monthly withdrawal limit is the same figure, so a win at the top of the range leaves in one cycle, but a €40,000 win would take three monthly cycles to clear at the stated cap. Crypto is at the fast end of the operator’s own range — typically inside 24 hours for crypto (operator data) — while cards and bank transfer sit at the three-working-day end. Where verification fires is not in our record; complete it while nothing is pending. Our withdrawal speed database holds the stated timings for every brand we cover, marked by whether they are operator data or measured by us.

Games, currencies and support

The catalogue is stated at more than 25,000 titles, aggregated through SoftSwiss — the largest count among the five N1 brands at review tier. Mobile is a progressive web app rather than a native download, which means no app-store gate and the same cashier on every device (stated). Support is 24/7 live chat in English, German and Russian, with email in English, German, Norwegian, Portuguese and French (stated) — Norwegian by email only, so Norwegian players should expect to chat in English.

Playing from Norway, Ireland or Canada

Norway. Norway is on the operator’s target list (stated), NOK is a native account currency, and hollywin.com is not on Lotteritilsynet’s block list. It holds no Norwegian licence, because none is issued to private operators. Two things follow. Deposits go by card, bank transfer or crypto, since Trustly is not offered. And tax: under skatteloven § 5-50 any single win over 10,000 kr is taxable at 22% whatever licence the casino holds, and declaring it is your responsibility — our guide to online gambling in Norway sets out how that works. Norwegian-language alternatives sit on our Norway page.

Ireland. Ireland is on the target list (stated) and EUR is native. There is no Irish licence and no Revolut rail, so funding is card, bank or crypto. Our Ireland page lists the brands we place there.

Canada. Canada is on the target list (stated) and CAD is native, but Interac is not offered, which rules Hollywin out for Canadian players whose bank blocks gambling card payments. It is a case for our crypto casinos for Canada guide rather than the Interac one; for an Interac brand see our King Billy review.

Common questions about Hollywin

Is Hollywin casino legit?

Yes, on everything that can be checked from outside. The operator named for it, Stable Tech N.V., holds Curaçao licence OGL/2024/161/0191 on the GCB’s registry of 10 September 2026 with an indefinite term, has no entry on the enforcement register, and hollywin.com is not on Norway’s block list. It is offshore, so no Norwegian, Irish or Canadian regulator stands behind the account.

What licence does Hollywin hold?

Curaçao GCB licence OGL/2024/161/0191, issued to Stable Tech N.V. (company registration 160129) on 24 December 2025, indefinite term, per the GCB’s online gaming licence registry dated 10 September 2026. The registry lists companies rather than domains, so the link from hollywin.com to that company is the operator’s own statement.

Is Hollywin blocked in Norway?

No. Lotteritilsynet’s block list stands at 238 domains after its February 2026 decision, and hollywin.com is not one of them, on the full list we publish and re-checked against Lottstift in September 2026. It holds no Norwegian licence, and single wins over 10,000 kr are taxable at 22% under skatteloven § 5-50 whatever the licence.

Who owns Hollywin?

Stable Tech N.V., a Curaçao company (registration 160129), per the operator’s brand sheet and the GCB’s registry. It is the only brand we cover recorded against that company. Whether RollXO also trades under the same licence is an open point in our records, explained under the licence table above.

What is the wagering requirement on the Hollywin welcome bonus?

It is not in the operator summary we hold, and we will not guess it. Read four things at the cashier before opting in: the multiple and its base (bonus only, or deposit plus bonus), the max bet while a bonus is active, the max cashout, and the expiry. One term we do hold: no withdrawal is possible while a bonus is active (stated).

Does Hollywin accept Interac?

No. The operator lists cards, bank transfer and crypto for deposits and withdrawals (stated), with CAD as a native account currency. Canadian players who need Interac should look at our King Billy review; those funding by crypto should read our crypto casinos for Canada guide first.

Has newcasino.ai deposit-tested Hollywin?

No. Hollywin does not accept UK sign-ups and our editor is UK-based, so this is a desk review built on the regulator’s registry, the operator’s stated terms and our own records. MyStake is the only brand we have put through a full deposit-and-withdraw test, logged in the editor test log.

What we cannot tell you (because we have not deposited)

  • The wagering requirement on the welcome bonus (not in published summary)
  • Whether the daily cashback is real-money or bonus-money, and whether it carries wagering
  • Whether KYC fires at registration, first deposit, first withdrawal, or above a threshold
  • Real-world payout speed under load
  • Whether the >25,000 game count includes meaningful catalogue depth or counts duplicates across providers

Who Hollywin suits, and who should skip it

We rate Hollywin 4.0 out of 5. It is the most aggressively promoted of the five N1 brands at review tier: the daily cashback up to 15%, the Monday-to-weekend reload calendar and the 5% crypto deposit bonus stack into one of the more generous ongoing frameworks we have catalogued for a Curaçao site (all stated). It also brings real operator diversification — Stable Tech N.V. holds its own indefinite-term licence, separate from the companies behind our other recommendations. The trade-offs are structural: crypto-first banking with no local instant rail, and wagering terms you read at the cashier rather than here.

It suits you if

  • You already hold crypto, or are happy to fund by card or bank transfer, and you play in Norway, Ireland or Canada where NOK, EUR or CAD is native to the account.
  • You value a weekly promotions calendar over a single big welcome match, and you will read the wagering base, max bet, max cashout and expiry at the cashier every time before opting in.
  • You want breadth — a stated 25,000-plus catalogue on the SoftSwiss aggregation, with a PWA that works the same on every device.
  • You are content that the licence is Curaçao, that the operator is identifiable on the regulator’s registry, and that no home regulator stands behind the account.

It does not suit you if

  • You need Interac, Trustly, Revolut or PayID. None is offered (stated); our King Billy review covers the Interac route for Canada.
  • You want a regulator who can order a payout. A Curaçao licence does not provide that, and no offshore brand will.
  • You do not want to read terms. The bonus only pays for players who check the four cashier lines and clear it before asking for a withdrawal.
  • You want a brand we have put money through ourselves. For hands-on evidence, start with our Top picks for Canada.

Hollywin’s operator data (Stable Tech N.V.) was checked in April 2026 against the fact sheet N1 Partners supplied, and its licence against the Curaçao GCB’s online gaming licence registry on 11 September 2026. The page stays a desk review until we can put a deposit through Hollywin’s cashier and time a withdrawal ourselves; it will be marked deposit-tested when that happens. 18+. Gambling can be addictive — please play responsibly. Responsible Gambling resources.

Our Verdict

Fast crypto rail and a clean welcome offer — payouts typically inside 24 hours per operator data.

This review of Hollywin is built on register-checked licence data and the operator’s published terms — first-hand editor tests are logged in the Editor Test Log.

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Tom Perkins, iGaming Editor

Tom Perkins

iGaming Editor, NewCasino.ai

Tom Perkins reviews online casinos and iGaming platforms. Tom's reviews are based on verified operator data, documented player reports, and independent analysis of bonus terms and licensing.

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