What counts as a new casino?
A new casino here means one that opened to players recently. That is the date I use for the register, rather than the year the company was founded or the date someone bought the domain. Those dates are not the same thing as an opening. What matters for this list is when the casino opened to players.
On the Norwegian pages, the opening date sits under “Åpnet”. The opening month comes from the licence date, the domain registration and the first version of the terms, with a source for each month shown. These details help establish the opening date, but the distinction stays the same: a domain registration is not, by itself, the date a casino opened.
There is also a difference between a date that can be narrowed down to a month and one that cannot. If the sources are uncertain, I show only the year. If there is no source yet, the row says “sjekkes”, meaning it is being checked. That leaves the uncertainty visible rather than giving an opening month that the available information does not support.
Ten casinos in the register have a known opening month from November 2025 onwards. Spin Skull and Rivo opened in July 2026. Quickz, SlotSpice and Kumobet opened in May 2026, followed by Huzzlin in April 2026 and Slamz in March 2026 when reading back through the dates. SlotHeart and Go4Casino both opened in February 2026. FreeSpinza, with an opening month of November 2025, completes that group.
Just behind those are the slightly older entries. Jaabet opened in September 2025, LunarSpins in June 2025 and Valhalla Wins in May 2025. TenBet opened in April 2025, while Reblz and LuckyTrunk both opened in March 2025. Keeping the months alongside the names makes the order clearer than describing every entry simply as new. There is a difference between a July 2026 opening and a March 2025 opening, even when both names are unfamiliar to the reader.
That brings up the other meaning of new. A casino can have opened two or three years ago and still be new to you because you have never had an account there. In that case, the welcome offer is still yours. It does not make the casino a recent opening, though. For the register, I keep those two ideas separate: new to a particular player and newly opened to players.
Norwegian readers search for this using “nye casino”, “nyeste casino” or “nye casinoer”. The Norwegian front page covers the same list in Norwegian. Whichever wording brings you to the list, the basis for the dates remains the same: the opening to players, a sourced month where one is known, a year where that is all the sources support, and “sjekkes” where a source is still missing.
The opening calendar and the change log
The opening calendar shows the months as a strip, with name tags showing which casino arrived in which month. That makes the order easy to follow at a glance. In 2026, at least one new name arrived in February, March, April, May and July. These are the months with arrivals, rather than a count of the casinos: more than one name can sit within the same month.
I keep the opening calendar separate from the change log because they answer different questions. The calendar shows when a casino arrived. The change log is a dated list of what changed in the terms. An opening month gives you a place in the timeline, but the dated entries are where to look for changes to an offer.
The entry from 2 October 2026 gives a useful example. Slamz has 50x deposit + bonus on the first deposit and 40x on stages 3 and 5. Those details belong together: the first-deposit requirement is not the same as the requirement listed for stages 3 and 5. Keeping the stages in the entry makes the distinction clear, rather than reducing the offer to a single wagering figure.
Winsly’s welcome offer in that entry is free spins only, with no wagering and no cash bonus. The absence of a cash bonus is part of the description, just as the wagering figures are part of the Slamz entry. Read side by side, the two entries show why the wording matters. They describe different welcome offers, not simply different numbers attached to the same offer.
The terms were read again at the source on 2, 3, 18, 19 and 24 October 2026, and on 10 November 2026. I use those dates to keep the account tied to the terms and the casinos’ own pages. The dated record also keeps the opening timeline distinct from the later readings of the terms.
“Etter 90 dager” means after 90 days. Three months after opening, the cashier and the terms are read again, and new screenshots are taken. That gives you a before-and-after view, with the later reading alongside the earlier record. The calendar, change log and three-month follow-up therefore have separate roles: when the casino arrived, what changed in the terms, and what the cashier and terms show when they are revisited.
How we read a new casino
I start with the front page, opening it on desktop and mobile without logging in. I take dated screenshots of both. That gives the first visit a record from each version of the site, rather than leaving the description tied to an undated view of the desktop page alone.
From there, I read the welcome promotion page, the general bonus terms and the public payments page. I also follow the sign-up as far as the login, but I never deposit or play. The description of the platform, registration and mobile site stays with what is visible on the casino’s own pages. The same applies to the promotion and payment details: the source is what the casino publishes.
One point that needs a close read is the relationship between a welcome promotion and the general bonus terms. The promotion page takes precedence over the general terms. Several casinos have general terms that say 25x deposit + bonus, with the qualification “unless otherwise stated”. That qualification matters when the welcome promotion page gives a different figure.
At Spin Skull, Quickz, Huzzlin, SlotSpice, SlotHeart and Reblz, the promotion pages say 40x. For those promotions, I use 40x rather than taking 25x from the general terms. Reading both pages is therefore part of the process, not a choice between two sources that can be used interchangeably. The general wording needs to be read alongside what the specific promotion says.
Everything in the list has a source and a date. If a detail is not stated anywhere, I mark it “not stated”. I do not fill that space with a figure taken from another casino or treat silence as a stated condition. There is a difference between a page giving an answer and the pages not providing one, and the list keeps that difference visible.
Håkon then reads the same pages after me and checks the numbers against the sources. His check goes back to the casino’s pages, rather than stopping at the figures I have entered. The visible fields are re-read at least every 7 days, so the dated information is revisited rather than simply left as it was on the first visit.
There is no total score anywhere in the list. The default order, Anbefalt, is our editorial order, not a ranking produced by adding up points. You can also sort by newest first or by last changed. Those are different ways to arrange the list; they do not introduce a total score. The sources, dates and stated details remain the basis for reading each entry, whichever order you choose.
Bonuses at the new casinos
I look at how a welcome bonus is split before I look at its total. Several of the new casinos spread the offer over 6 deposits, so the headline amount is not the amount attached to the first deposit. That is the first distinction I make when reading the casinos’ own pages and terms.
Spin Skull lists up to €1,200 + 1,200 free spins, while Quickz has up to €1,150 + 1,111 free spins. SlotSpice offers up to €1,100 + 1,100 free spins, Huzzlin up to €1,050 + 1,150 free spins, and Slamz up to €1,200 + 1,200 free spins. SlotHeart’s total is up to €1,000 + 888 free spins. Each of those totals is spread over 6 deposits.
The cash bonus and the free spins have different conditions. At Spin Skull, Quickz, SlotSpice, Huzzlin and SlotHeart, the cash bonus has a wagering requirement of 40x deposit + bonus. Slamz has 50x on the first stage. The bonus expires 48 hours after it is claimed, and the maximum bet with bonus money is NOK 50 (€5). Free-spin winnings at these six casinos are wager-free, with a cap of €1,000 per stage. I keep those two parts separate when comparing the offers: wager-free spin winnings do not mean the cash bonus is wager-free too.
A weekend at the climbing centre gave me a break from looking at these figures. Coming back to them, I still find a worked example more useful than the headline multiplier alone.
With NOK 700 and a 100% bonus, the deposit and bonus together come to NOK 1,400. At 40x, the turnover is 40 x (700 + 700) = NOK 56,000. At 35x, it is NOK 49,000. The 25x requirement listed for Monsino, Winzie, LuckyJungle and Unlimit Casino makes the turnover NOK 35,000 for that same example. The starting amount stays the same; it is the multiplier that changes the total.
At the top of the list, GreatWin, QuickWin, Zoccer and Vegasino each show a first-deposit offer of 100% up to NOK 5,000 + 200 free spins. Betovo lists 100% up to NOK 10,000 + 100 free spins, and Cashwin has 100% up to NOK 10,000 + 50 free spins. GoldSpin’s offer is 100% up to NOK 15,000 + 100 free spins. Those seven have 35x deposit + bonus.
SlotsGem is different on both the percentage and the wagering requirement: its first-deposit offer is 120% up to NOK 6,000 + 125 free spins, with 40x deposit + bonus. That is why I read the percentage, ceiling and wagering basis together rather than treating any one of them as the whole offer.
Winsly takes another approach, offering only free spins: up to 7,000 over 6 deposits, with no wagering on the winnings.
There is no open no-deposit bonus for everyone at any casino in the register. Spin Skull, Quickz and SlotSpice do list sign-up spins on Book of Dead at €0.10, but these are for players who join through an email or SMS link. The maximum withdrawable amount is €100. I separate that link-based offer from the deposit bonuses, because the entry condition is part of what the casinos’ pages say, just as much as the spins themselves.
Deposits and withdrawals
Almost all casinos in the list state that withdrawals are handled within 72 hours. Qbet, 30bet and 55bet give a shorter timeframe of within 24 hours. Those are the times stated on the casinos’ own pages and in their terms, but the wording is not quite the same across the list. Some describe processing time, while Spin Skull also gives an arrival time for a particular payment method.
QuickWin, GreatWin, Zoccer and Vegasino state that processing takes place within 3 working days. At the lowest VIP level, their withdrawal limits are NOK 5,000 per day and NOK 70,000 per month. The processing period and the withdrawal limits are separate details: the first describes when a request is processed, while the daily and monthly figures describe how much can be withdrawn at that VIP level.
Spin Skull has two statements worth reading together. Its payments page says most Instant Banking withdrawals arrive within minutes. Its terms say standard withdrawals are processed within 72 hours once verification is complete. The minutes quoted on the payments page therefore refer specifically to most Instant Banking withdrawals, rather than to every withdrawal. The standard timeframe in the terms also has verification as its starting point.
For payment methods, Revolut appears in the cashier at QuickWin, Betovo, GreatWin, Cashwin, GoldSpin, Unlimit Casino, Winsly, Reblz, SlotOwl, Monsino and 55bet. Jeton is listed at Spin Skull, Quickz, SlotSpice, Huzzlin, Slamz and SlotHeart, among others. Crypto is available at QuickWin, Betovo, Jaabet, Rivo, Kumobet and Qbet, as well as elsewhere in the list. These are not identical cashier selections, so the available methods differ between casinos.
Neither Vipps nor PayPal appears in the cashier at any of the 41 casinos. Norwegian banks may decline card payments, with Revolut, Jeton, MiFinity or bank transfer serving as the practical alternatives. That sits alongside the differences in cashier options: Revolut and Jeton appear across a number of the listed casinos, but neither should be read as a method listed at every one of them.
The minimum first deposit is NOK 100 at Betovo, Cashwin, GoldSpin, Qbet and 55bet. Most of the others set it at NOK 200. RoyalRook, KudosBet, BetBay and the L.C.S casinos have a minimum first deposit of NOK 250.
Taken together, the payment details are more varied than the headline withdrawal times suggest. Almost all state within 72 hours, but the individual pages also set out working-day processing periods, limits at the lowest VIP level and method-specific timings. The first-deposit amount is another separate point of comparison, ranging from NOK 100 at the named lower-minimum casinos to NOK 250 at the named higher-minimum group.
New names, familiar owners
A new casino name does not always mean a new company behind it. Often, it is another brand from an operator that already runs several casinos, with a shared cashier and terms. The name on the page may be new, while the company behind it is already attached to other names.
That is why I look at the operator alongside the brand name when going through the casinos’ own pages and terms. There are several groups worth keeping together here. Ludaro Limited (MGA) runs Spin Skull, Quickz, SlotSpice and Huzzlin. Elvel Limited (MGA) is behind Slamz and SlotHeart. Hundise Limited (Anjouan) runs Unlimit Casino, Monsino, Winzie, LuckyJungle and Betinferno. These are separate casino names, but within each list they have the same company behind them.
L.C.S Limited (MGA) has a longer list: Go4Casino, FreeSpinza, LunarSpins, Valhalla Wins and LuckyTrunk, plus RoyalRook, KudosBet and BetBay. All of these list a welcome bonus of 350% up to €2,000 + 1,000 free spins over 3 deposits. The offer therefore appears across several brands from the same operator, rather than being something attached to just one of those names.
The welcome bonus still applies per brand. That is a separate point from the ownership: a shared company does not turn the listed welcome offers into one group-wide bonus. The brand remains the relevant name for the welcome offer, even where the operator is familiar.
So there are two things to keep apart when reading about a new casino: the brand being introduced and the company running it. Looking at both gives a clearer picture than the name alone. A new name can be another addition to an existing group, with familiar terms and cashier arrangements behind it.
New casinos for players in Norway
Searches in Norway for “nye norske casino” and “nye nettcasino” refer to new online casinos that accept Norwegian players and show amounts in kroner. They do not mean casinos with Norwegian owners. That distinction matters when looking through the names: the focus here is on what the casinos’ own pages and terms say about their offers for Norwegian players.
Several of the new casinos state their casino bonus in kroner. GoldSpin lists NOK 15,000, while Betovo and Cashwin each list NOK 10,000. SlotsGem states NOK 6,000. QuickWin, GreatWin, Zoccer and Vegasino each state NOK 5,000. These are the kroner figures to keep alongside the names when comparing the advertised casino offers.
There are also offers stated in euro. Spin Skull lists €1,200, and Rivo lists €10,000 over 8 deposits, with 10x the bonus. Rivo’s figure therefore belongs alongside both the deposit count and the multiplier, rather than appearing on its own. I keep the currencies as the casinos state them: the euro amounts are not converted into kroner here.
For readers who want odds on the same account, the sports offers give another set of figures to compare. QuickWin, GreatWin, Zoccer and Vegasino each have a sports bonus of 100% up to NOK 2,000. Betovo and GoldSpin each state 100% up to NOK 2,500. Those are sports bonus amounts, separate from the casino bonus figures above.
That separation makes the list easier to follow. GoldSpin’s NOK 15,000 casino bonus and its sports bonus of 100% up to NOK 2,500 describe different offers. The same applies to Betovo’s NOK 10,000 casino bonus and its sports bonus of 100% up to NOK 2,500. For QuickWin, GreatWin, Zoccer and Vegasino, the casino figure is NOK 5,000 and the sports offer is 100% up to NOK 2,000.
For the full “nye casino” overview, go to the Norwegian front page. It is the main version of the blog and brings together the full list, the calendar and the FAQ. The names and bonus figures here give a shorter overview; the Norwegian front page is the place to continue with the complete list and the other sections in one place.