Stakewise review

This Stakewise review looks at a new UK casino and sportsbook. Rocbrook Limited, a UK company, runs Stakewise, and its casino and betting licences have been active since 13 April 2026. The site launched in June 2026.

The Gambling Commission register lists stakewise.co.uk as the brand’s only domain, and it shows no regulatory action. In addition, there are no sister sites on the licence.

Stakewise combines slots, live casino and table games with a sportsbook. So you can bet and play from one account and one balance.

New customers get 50 free spins on Candy Rush, a Pragmatic Play slot. To qualify, you deposit and stake £25 on eligible slots within seven days of registering. Unusually, each spin is worth 20p, so the offer is worth £10 in total, double the usual value.

Winnings from the spins are paid as cash with no wagering, up to £100. However, the spins expire 72 hours after they are credited, so use them promptly.

Overall, that’s one of the fairer offers among new UK sites. As always, check which slots count towards the £25 stake in the full terms before you play. Our free spins guide shows how to compare offers like this.

Independent testers counted about 900 games at Stakewise in September 2026. That includes around 600 slots, nearly 250 live casino tables and more than 30 table games. So the lobby is a fair size for a new brand.

Pragmatic Play is the main named supplier, which brings popular slots and a broad live casino. However, Stakewise doesn’t publish a full provider list.

The sportsbook covers around 24 sports. There is no bingo section.

Stakewise accepts Visa, Mastercard and Maestro debit cards, plus Fast Bank Transfer. However, there’s no PayPal or other e-wallet, which limits your choice.

The minimum deposit is reported as £10, and there are no fees. Withdrawals are reported to take from within 24 hours to two working days. In fact, one independent test withdrawal arrived in about seven hours, and several players praise the payout speed.

Stakewise doesn’t publish exact limits in a form we could check, so look at the cashier before you deposit. Our payment methods guide compares the options.

Stakewise works through its mobile website, which gives you the casino, sportsbook and cashier in your phone’s browser.

Reports differ on whether a dedicated app exists. So if you search the app stores, check carefully: at least one app called Stakewise belongs to an unrelated company and has nothing to do with this casino.

Stakewise offers deposit and loss limits, staking limits, reality checks, time-outs and self-exclusion. In addition, it takes part in GAMSTOP and links to GamCare and GambleAware.

Support runs by live chat and email, and email replies are reported within 24 hours. However, reports on support hours vary, so check the contact page for current times.

Early user feedback is mixed. At the time of writing, its Trustpilot page scored 2.5 out of 5 from 14 reviews. Some praise fast payouts, while others mention bonus restrictions and document requests. Stakewise hasn’t replied publicly to the negative reviews.

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