Thrill Review

Thrill at a glance

Thrill changes its rewards and lobby often, and the review sites we used disagree on several numbers. Everything below was checked against 2026 sources and the regulators’ registers, but the terms and cashier on your own account are the final word.

Our verdict on Thrill

On product, Thrill is a competent modern crypto casino. The lobby is clean, the originals are provably fair, the sportsbook is a real second product, withdrawals have no stated maximum and fees on cheap networks are low. Its rewards model, rakeback on every bet with no wagering instead of a sticky welcome bonus, is the same approach that works well at Stake and Shuffle.

Trust is the problem. Thrill is barely a year old, its owners are not publicly identified, its main licence is from Anjouan, one of the lightest regimes in offshore gambling, and its Curaçao application is still pending. Public feedback in 2026 is poor, with frequent complaints about account closures and payouts, and an open complaint over an account that was reopened during a requested break. Its responsible-gambling tools are thin: there are no deposit, loss or session limits, and a promised limits tool had still not appeared by August 2026.

Pros and cons

What we like

• Rakeback from the first bet with no wagering, rising with VIP level.
• Provably fair Thrill Originals such as Crash, Dice, Mines, Limbo and Plinko.
• Sportsbook with live betting, bet builder, cash-out and esports on the same wallet.
• Around 15 coins across 11 networks, including cheap options such as Solana, TRON and Arbitrum.
• No stated maximum withdrawal and low published network fees.
• Large weekly and daily races paid in USDT.

What to watch

• Anjouan licence and a Curaçao application still under assessment.
• No publicly named owners or directors.
• Trustpilot score of 2.1 out of 5 in October 2026, with about two-thirds one-star reviews.
• No deposit, loss or session limits; self-exclusion longer than 24 hours needs support.
• The "up to 70%" rakeback applies only at the very top of the VIP ladder.
• Short track record: launched in 2025.

Licence, operator and safety

Thrill’s terms, effective 1 May 2026, name Gravity Unleashed Limitada, a Costa Rican company with number 3-102-923055, as the operator. Costa Rica does not issue gambling licences, so the company’s licence comes from elsewhere. The Anjouan Gaming register lists Gravity Unleashed Limitada under licence ALSI-202506019-FI1, a B2C licence issued on 19 June 2025, valid until 18 June 2027, with thrill.com as the licensed domain. Some reviews written earlier in 2026 said the licence expired in June 2026; the register shows the two-year term.

A separate company, Gravity Unleashed B.V. (Curaçao company 165275), holds Curaçao licence OGL/2024/1052/0508, granted in September 2025. On the Curaçao Gaming Authority register updated on 12 October 2026, that licence is listed as "Assessment in progress", with 2 March 2026 in the expiry column. In other words, the Curaçao approval is not final, and Thrill’s own terms list Curaçao as a prohibited country for players. Treat Thrill as an Anjouan-licensed casino. Our crypto casino licence guide explains how to check both registers.

Who is behind Thrill?

No founder, owner or director is publicly named in Thrill’s terms or in the 2026 reviews we checked. Some marketing describes the team as industry veterans, but we could not verify who they are. That matters because, with an Anjouan licence, your recourse in a dispute rests largely on the operator’s goodwill: there is no independent dispute service you can rely on, the terms make Thrill’s decision final in bonus disputes, and enforcement against a Costa Rican company is slow.

Account security

Turn on two-factor authentication, use a unique password and be careful with Google or Twitch sign-in if those accounts are not themselves protected by 2FA. Never respond to "support" messages in chat or on social media offering bonuses or asking for your login.

2026 news and complaints

We searched 2026 industry press, review sites and both regulators’ registers for hacks, outages, closures, licence revocations, ownership changes and rebrands. We found none. The relevant 2026 events are about terms and player disputes:

• January 2026: a player reported that the advertised "Thrill Control" limits tool was unavailable and support said it was coming soon. In August 2026 the operator told a reviewer the feature "is not mapped out at the moment".
• May 2026: new terms took effect, naming Gravity Unleashed Limitada and Anjouan law.
• June 2026: the Curaçao register showed the sister company’s licence as "Assessment in progress", which it still shows in October.
• August 2026: Thrill marked its first anniversary. An AskGamblers complaint worth $71,544 was still unresolved: the player says the account was reopened before a requested three-month break ended, and the operator conceded its confirmation email had wrongly described the account as self-excluded.
• July to September 2026: Trustpilot reviewers reported accounts closed without request and disputes over winnings. These are unverified user claims.

On Casino Guru, a July 2026 review counted six complaints, all rejected, and the site did not put Thrill on its scam list. The overall picture is of a casino that pays routine withdrawals but handles disputes and self-exclusion poorly.

Countries where Thrill is not available

Section 11.4 of Thrill’s terms, as checked by reviewers in July and August 2026, bars the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Cyprus, Curaçao, Anjouan, the British Virgin Islands, the Dutch Caribbean and sanctioned countries such as Iran and North Korea. A July 2026 review of the same terms also lists Australia, France and Germany. Some review sites report wider geo-blocking, including Italy, India and the United Arab Emirates, so the list on your account is the one that counts.

Brazil is closed regardless of Thrill’s list. Provisional Measure 1,394 of 25 September 2026 banned fixed-odds betting and online casino games in Brazil, including from operators abroad. See our Brazil market page.

If your country is restricted, do not use a VPN or false details to get in. Thrill’s terms say that breaches its rules, and failing a location or identity check can mean losing your balance. Our coverage pages show the operators we track by market.

Rakeback, lossback and the missing welcome bonus

Thrill does not offer a deposit match or free spins package for new players. Instead, every bet earns rakeback from the start: a share of the house edge on your wagers, paid back win or lose. The share rises as you climb the VIP ladder and is advertised at up to 70% at the top. Higher tiers also unlock weekly lossback of up to 10%, plus daily, weekly and monthly bonuses and reloads. 2026 reviews report no wagering on rakeback or lossback, and only one active bonus at a time.

Two cautions. First, the 70% figure is a share of the house edge, not of your stake, and only the highest tiers reach it. Second, several reviewers could not see the exact rates or the formulas for weekly and monthly rewards without an account, and unclaimed rewards can expire. Thrill’s terms leave wagering, expiry and maximum cashout to each individual offer.

Our rakeback casinos guide explains how to compare house-edge rakeback between casinos, and our casino bonuses explained guide covers why no-wagering rewards are usually worth more than a large sticky bonus.

Referral codes

Thrill’s referral programme pays the referrer 10% of the referred player’s house edge. A referral code must be entered within 24 hours of sign-up and before the first deposit. Some affiliate sites present these codes as a welcome bonus; they generally change who earns commission rather than what you receive.

VIP ladder and races

Thrill’s rewards ladder has 16 levels in eight groups: Base, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum I to III, Emerald I to III, Diamond I to V and Obsidian. You earn XP on every bet. According to a July 2026 review, casino bets earn 1.5, 1 or 0.5 XP per dollar depending on the game’s RTP band, with higher-edge games earning more, and sports bets at odds of 1.10 or higher earn 3 XP per dollar. Obsidian requires 1 billion XP.

Races

Thrill runs a $75,000 weekly race paying the top 350 players in USDT, ranked by XP, from Wednesday to Wednesday, and a $10,000 daily race for the top 100. Entry is automatic. Races reward volume, so they suit players who already bet heavily and should not be a reason to bet more.

Casino games and Thrill Originals

Counts vary by source and region. A sitemap count in August 2026 found 3,220 games from 88 providers, while other 2026 reviews report 2,500 to 3,000 titles. The library leans heavily on slots from Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, Play’n GO, BGaming, Relax Gaming, Avatar UX and ThunderKick, and it includes an "enhanced RTP" category. The live casino uses Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live and OneTouch, with close to 100 tables of roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows.

Thrill Originals

Thrill’s in-house games include Crash, Dice, Mines, Limbo, Keno, Blackjack, Plinko, Hi-Lo, Slide and Coinflip. They use a server seed, client seed and nonce with HMAC-SHA-512, so you can verify each round after it ends. Some 2026 Trustpilot reviewers accuse the originals of being rigged; provably fair games are designed so that you can check that claim yourself rather than rely on either side. Our provably fair guide shows how, and our crash gambling guide explains the maths behind crash games.

Check the RTP

Thrill’s XP system rewards lower-RTP games with more XP per dollar, which can push players towards worse odds. Check the RTP in each game’s info screen and remember that a few points of RTP usually outweigh the extra XP. Our RTP guide shows why.

Thrill sportsbook and esports

The sportsbook shares the casino wallet and covers more than 30 sports, including football, basketball, tennis, American sports, MMA, cricket and kabaddi, plus esports such as Counter-Strike, Dota 2, League of Legends and Valorant. You get pre-match and live betting, singles, accumulators and system bets, bet builders, Asian handicaps and cash-out on many markets. Sports bets at odds of 1.10 or more earn 3 XP per dollar, more than any casino game, so the sportsbook counts strongly towards VIP progress.

Bets generally cannot be cancelled once placed, and reviewers have not published detailed odds comparisons. Compare prices on the matches you actually bet on, and read our crypto sports betting guide and odds guide to work out a bookmaker’s margin.

Payments: coins, networks and fees

An August 2026 review counted 15 coins on 11 networks: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, DAI, SOL, XRP, TRX, BNB, SHIB, POL, DOGE, LTC, LINK and BCH. Deposits are credited in the coin you send, without forced conversion, and there is no minimum deposit from an external wallet. Players without crypto can buy it on site through partners such as MoonPay, Banxa, TransFi and Swapped, at a higher cost than an exchange. Every deposit must be wagered once before it can be withdrawn.

These minimums are low, which suits small withdrawals. Solana, Arbitrum and TRON are the cheapest routes; Ethereum is best avoided for small amounts. Always match the network in the cashier to the one your wallet uses. Our USDT casinos guide explains the networks.

Withdrawal speed and limits

Thrill’s help centre says there is no maximum withdrawal, though its terms allow it to set or change limits. It does not publish processing times. A March 2026 review reported typical arrival times of under a minute for USDT on Solana, one to two minutes on TRON, about five minutes for Litecoin and 10 to 30 minutes for Bitcoin. Delays usually come from verification, unfinished deposit wagering or a large win relative to deposits. See our instant withdrawal guide for how payout speed works.

KYC and verification

You can register with an email address or through Google or Twitch, and no documents are needed to sign up or deposit. That puts Thrill on some no-KYC casino lists, but it is not a no-KYC casino. Its terms allow identity, address, location, wallet-risk and source-of-funds checks at any time, especially before withdrawals, and say that failing verification can lead to forfeited funds. One 2026 review reports that deposit addresses are screened with blockchain analytics and players are checked against sanctions lists.

Assume you may be asked, particularly after a large win. Play only under your own name and real details. Accounts are suspended after 12 months of inactivity, without a fee, so withdraw your balance if you stop playing.

What players say in 2026

Thrill’s public feedback is poor. In October 2026 its Trustpilot page showed a TrustScore of 2.1 from 130 reviews, with about 65% one-star and 31% five-star ratings, and the company replied to under half of negative reviews.

• Common complaints: account closures without request, withdrawals refused or delayed after wins, accusations that originals are unfair, small cashback and slow or unhelpful support.
• Common praise: fast routine payouts, the rakeback model and quick refunds on interrupted games when players supplied evidence.
• Responsible gambling: the missing limits tool and the open self-exclusion complaint are the most serious issues raised.

Trustpilot does not fact-check reviews, and new casinos attract a high share of complaints from losing players. Even so, a score this low a year after launch is a warning sign, and it is well below brands such as Stake or mBit.

Mobile site

Thrill has no app in the Apple or Google stores. The site runs in a mobile browser with the full casino, sportsbook and cashier. Support is by live chat, which starts with a chatbot and can pass you to a person, and by email.

Responsible gambling tools

This is Thrill’s weakest area. You can trigger a 24-hour cooldown yourself, but longer breaks of one day to six months and permanent self-exclusion go through support. There are no deposit, loss or session limits and no reality checks, and the limits tool advertised as "Thrill Control" had not launched by August 2026. Races, daily bonuses and XP targets are designed to keep you betting.

• Decide a monthly budget and only move that amount from your own wallet.
• Withdraw winnings promptly instead of leaving them in the account.
• Ignore races and level-up targets that would mean betting more than planned.
• Ask support for self-exclusion in writing, keep the confirmation, and add blocking software to your devices.

Gambling should be paid entertainment, not income. Our responsible gambling guide lists free support services.

How Thrill compares with other crypto casinos

For our current order, see the crypto casino rankings, and for brands with different country lists, the Stake alternatives guide.

How to sign up and make your first withdrawal

1. Check that your country is not restricted and confirm the licence on the Anjouan register.
2. Register with email, Google or Twitch, then turn on two-factor authentication.
3. Skip any referral code you do not understand; it must be entered within 24 hours and before your first deposit.
4. Deposit a small amount on a cheap network such as Solana, TRON or Arbitrum, checking the network matches your wallet.
5. Wager the deposit at least once, then withdraw a small amount to your own wallet to test the process.
6. Keep records of deposits and withdrawals for budgeting and any tax reporting in your country.

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