Casushi casino review 2026: licence, sister sites and terms

Is Casushi legit? On the Gambling Commission register, yes: casushi.com is an active domain on account 100050, held by Solaya Group Limited, with remote bingo and casino activities. This Casushi review then looks at who runs the casino, what that licence obliges it to do, which brands share its account, and how to judge its offers and withdrawals from the operator's own terms.

Casushi UK licence: what account 100050 covers

The register lists Solaya Group Limited under account 100050 with remote licences for bingo and casino. A remote casino licence is what an online casino needs to offer slots and table games to people in Great Britain, wherever the business is based. The footer of a licensed site should carry a statement such as "licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 100050". Matching that number, the company name and the domain on the register takes a couple of minutes; the licence check guide shows the steps.

What the licence does not tell you is how generous or restrictive Casushi's terms are. That depends on the bonus rules and the cashier, covered below.

Casushi slots and casino games

The licence activities confirm that Casushi casino can offer casino games and bingo. The game count, providers and live casino line-up are shown in the lobby and change as titles are added, so they are not listed here. Whatever the lobby holds, GB rules shape how Casushi slots work: a maximum stake of £5 per spin, or £2 for players aged 18 to 24, and design rules that ban turbo and slam-stop features and the celebration of a return at or below the stake. The slot stake limits guide explains both caps.

Casushi bonus and free spins: reading the offer

The current welcome offer, and any Casushi free spins, promo code or no deposit bonus, are published in the operator's promotional terms and change often. Before opting in, find these significant terms beside the offer:

The UK casino bonus rules in 2026 guide covers the background, and free spins bonuses compares offers whose terms are on file.

Casushi sister sites

Solaya Group's account also lists bingostars.co.uk, so BingoStars is a direct sister of Casushi. Other brands on the same group platform include Fruit Kings, Peachy Games, Play Sunny, Jazzy Cat and Zebra Bingo. Shared ownership usually means shared account rules and support, and an operator self-exclusion may extend to every brand on the account; GAMSTOP covers all of them and every other GB licensee. The full group is set out on Casushi sister sites.

Withdrawals, payments and the Casushi app

Payment methods, Casushi withdrawal times and whether there is a dedicated app are listed in the cashier and help centre. A few points apply at every GB licensee:

• Age and identity must be verified before you can deposit or play, free-to-play games included.
• Credit cards cannot be used, including e-wallets funded by a credit card.
• Reverse withdrawals are banned, so a request cannot be cancelled to keep playing.
• Further checks on source of funds can be asked for at any time, and a light-touch financial vulnerability check applies when net deposits pass £150 over a rolling 30 days.

If a withdrawal problem is not resolved by the operator's complaints process within 8 weeks, or you get a final response, you can take it to the operator's approved ADR provider free of charge. See how to complain about a UK casino.

Staying in control at Casushi

Casushi is for adults aged 18 and over only. Like every GB-licensed online casino it must take part in GAMSTOP, which offers exclusions of 6 months, 1 year or 5 years. Deposit limits and time-outs are worth setting before the first deposit. Free help, including the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, is listed on the responsible gambling page.