Piratepost Casino

We could not find any online casino trading under the exact name Piratepost. Searches and review sites point instead to Piratepots, a pirate-themed casino and sportsbook, so this profile describes that brand; please confirm this is the site you mean. Piratepots is not the same as Pirate Spins, PiratePlay, Pirate Slots or other similarly named casinos. The piratepots.com domain is parked for sale, and the brand is reached through piratepots.io, with a separate Dutch-facing domain also appearing on Trustpilot.

Piratepots holds an Anjouan licence, number ALSI-202502014-FI1, which casino.guru marks as verified. The launch date is unclear: AskGamblers says 2023 while casino.guru says 2026, so we have left the release year blank. The main welcome offer is a 125% first-deposit match up to EUR 750 with 250 free spins, and LCB reports a EUR 20 minimum deposit for bonuses, while AskGamblers lists EUR 25 as the general minimum. Wagering for the casino welcome offer is not clearly published; other match bonuses are listed at 30x deposit plus bonus.

Deposits can be made by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, vouchers such as Neosurf and CASHlib, e-wallets like MiFinity and several cryptocurrencies, across about twenty currencies. The withdrawal method list is not published separately from deposits, so we have left it blank. Reviewers report processing of up to 72 hours, a EUR 100 minimum withdrawal, and limits of EUR 5,000 per day and EUR 25,000 per month.

The site is available in thirteen languages, though support covers only five. Casino.guru gives it a very low safety index, citing complaints about delayed withdrawals and confiscated winnings. Combined with the naming confusion and offshore licence, we recommend caution.