Stupid Casino Needs a Player's Reconfirmation to Change Its Terms but Not to Freeze an Account Over Suspected Creditor Problems

Stupid Casino's General Terms & Conditions, version 1.0 published on 18 May 2026, are an agreement with Wild Blackfin Limited SRL, a company incorporated in Costa Rica under registration number 3-102-916426 and licensed by the Anjouan Gaming Board under licence ALSI-202601043-FI2, with payments processed by Slotvision Limited of Cyprus as its payment agent. Residents of 36 countries may not play, among them the United Kingdom, the United States and Italy, and the list also names Costa Rica, Comoros and Cyprus, the countries where the operator is incorporated, where its licensing island lies and where its payment agent is registered. The English text prevails over every translation, and the terms are governed by the laws of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan.

• No change to the terms without the player's reconfirmation. "You will be notified in advance of any such changes, and they will only take effect for you once you have reconfirmed your acceptance." Material changes come with prior notice and a time frame to accept them, and "If you do not accept the changes within the given period, you will no longer be able to use your account." A player can refuse a new rule, and the cost of refusing is the account.
• An account may be frozen over suspected problems with creditors. The Miscellaneous section lets the operator freeze or terminate an account, or cancel any stakes, at its absolute discretion if it suspects the player of illegal or fraudulent activity, of a breach of the agreement, or of "having problems with creditors or otherwise detrimental to our business". The Responsible Gaming section adds exclusion or termination at the operator's sole discretion on a reasonable suspicion of cheating or collusion, or that the player is under the influence of alcohol or narcotics. A player's debts to someone else sit in the same sentence as fraud, and the document does not say how the operator would come to suspect them.
• Winnings withheld on suspicion, judged by the operator. "If you breach any provision of these Terms and Conditions or we have reasonable grounds to suspect that you have breached them, we reserve the right to not open, to suspend, or to close your Account, or withhold payment of your winnings and apply such funds on account of any damages due by you." The player also acknowledges that Wild Blackfin Limited SRL "shall be the final decision-maker" on whether its rules were broken in a way that leads to suspension or permanent barring. The suspicion that holds back the winnings and the ruling on whether it was justified come from the same side.
• €5,000 a week, €10,000 a month. "The maximum withdrawable amount per week is 5,000 EUR or 10,000 EUR per month (or the equivalent in any other currency)." Players with a higher VIP status can be given exceptions at the discretion of management, the operator has the right to divide a withdrawal of €10,000 or more into instalments with no interest on the amount outstanding, and the withdrawals section states that the limits "may change from time to time at the Company’s sole discretion". Two weeks at the weekly cap use up the month, so a €30,000 win takes three months to collect, and this is a limit the operator keeps the right to change without the reconfirmation the rest of the terms require.
• Deposits played once, a decision within two business days. "All deposits must be wagered at least once before the player is able to withdraw any balance." A withdrawal "should be approved or denied within 2 business days", withdrawals are processed within 2 business days of the request and not before the required due diligence documentation is provided, and a player is told the reasons for a delay only when the money takes more than 10 business days to arrive. The minimum wire transfer withdrawal is €30, inside the EU and outside it. The clock on the decision starts with the paperwork, not with the request.
• A withdrawal fee reserved, its amount left to the moment of asking. The casino charges no fee for processing deposits, while "We may decide to charge assigned fees for processing withdrawals and is to be clearly stated when you perform a withdrawal request." Exchange premiums on a currency conversion are payable by the player. The terms keep the right to a withdrawal fee without naming its size, which a player learns only when asking for the money.
• Source of wealth from 10,000 dollars in deposits. Confirmation of source of wealth, source of funds and political status can be requested "upon a cumulative deposit exceeding 10,000 USD (or the equivalent in any other currency)". Winnings are paid only to the person named on the payment method, none may be collected on a third party's payment method, and none are paid if the operator becomes aware or suspects that the information a player gave is materially false. Every other amount in the document is set in euros, and this threshold alone is set in dollars.
• Self-exclusion by email waits for the reply. Restrictions requested through live support take effect immediately. "A Self-Exclusion request submitted via email or through our site seal will only take effect once you have received a confirmation email from us." The casino aims to answer within 24 hours, and "Please note that any deposits made during this period will not be refundable, and any winnings will be forfeited." Through the chat the exclusion starts at once, and by email it starts when the casino replies, with any winnings from the hours in between already lost.
• A €5 monthly fee after six months without a transaction. An account with a real money balance and no transactions for at least 6 consecutive months is dormant, the operator may email up to a month before it becomes inactive, and once it is inactive the operator "reserves the right to charge 5 EUR (or the equivalent in any other currency) per month administrative fee on your account." At the full fee a €60 balance is gone a year after the account turns dormant, eighteen months after the last transaction.
• Bets that are "too large" may be refused. "Wild Blackfin Limited SRL has the right to limit, cancel and refuse bets in the case they are considered to be too large or if we see that the betting pattern of the player takes place in such a way that the system is being abused." Funds won in a malfunctioning game are void, together with any later rounds played with them. The document gives no figure for a bet that is too large and no description of a pattern that abuses the system.
• Complaints in English, and to the regulator after seven days. Complaints go first to support and the operator's dispute team, a formal complaint can go to the independent ADR through the site seal, and "Complaints must be submitted in English". A player still unsatisfied may take a very serious complaint to the Anjouan Gaming Commission "not less than seven (7) days and not more than six (6) months after date on which the subject matter of the complaint first arose." The route to the regulator opens a week after the problem and closes six months after it, however long the casino's own handling takes.

The money rules come with numbers: €10 to deposit, €30 by wire, €5,000 a week, €10,000 a month, €5 a month when idle. The provisions that decide whether an account stays open come without one, in phrases such as "too large", "detrimental to our business" and "reasonable grounds to suspect". The terms cannot be rewritten for a player without that player's agreement, and an account can be frozen without it.