Betmaze
Each area is rated out of 10 from the data we could verify, then weighted as shown — a ×3 area counts three times as much as a ×1. Player reviews make up the remaining 15% of the Conly Score.
How fast withdrawals land and whether cashouts are fee-free.
Licence strength, casino age and the T&C trust analysis.
Wagering, whether the bonus is sticky, the max bet, the cashout cap and the time limit.
Provider line-up and payment method breadth.
Responsible-gambling tools such as deposit limits and self-exclusion.
This score is calculated from the data we currently hold on this casino — licences, T&C, payments, bonuses and player tools. It is an independent estimate, not a guarantee, and can change as we verify new information.
How we scoreT&C AI Overview
Betmaze is operated by ProgressPlay Ltd and licensed in Great Britain. Players must be over 18 and reside outside of Restricted Territories. Accounts require ID and age verification before deposits or gameplay. Bonuses have wagering requirements and expiration periods, and withdrawals may void active bonuses. The casino offers responsible gaming tools like deposit limits and self-exclusion.
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Games offered
Slots
3,706 games
Jackpots
115 games
Live Casino
67 games
Scratch Cards
18 games
Table Games
14 games
Blackjack
9 games
Roulette
4 games
Baccarat
3 games
Poker
2 games
Game Shows
2 games
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Betmaze Score Description
Betmaze is an online casino established in 2017 and operated by ProgressPlay Limited. The brand holds active licences from both the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority. Players from the United Kingdom are permitted to register and play. These regulatory credentials establish the baseline for how the operator handles player funds and disputes.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Licence | UKGC, MGA |
| Payout speed | 72 hours |
| Withdrawal fee | None stated; 1% up to £3 flagged in terms |
| Wagering | 10x |
| Bonus validity | 30 days |
| Conly Score | 8.30 / 10 |
Trust & safety
The dual licensing setup provides regulatory oversight. The UK Gambling Commission licence ensures that British players have access to an independent dispute resolution path outside the operator. The Malta Gaming Authority licence is verified at the company level for ProgressPlay Limited. Operating since 2017 gives the brand nearly a decade of market presence. This offers a track record that newer platforms lack. The terms and conditions analysis yields a trust score of 91 out of 100. Two key structural risks are flagged in the terms:
- The company reserves the right to amend terms at any time.
- Player funds are not protected in the event of insolvency.
Disputes under the Maltese framework follow separate procedures. The operator's corporate standing remains active under both jurisdictions. However, the terms contain clauses that shift significant discretion to the house.
Payouts
The structured record states that payouts are processed within 72 hours. A pending period of up to five days can precede this processing window. The delay extends the total waiting time. Minimum withdrawals are set at 20 GBP. Monthly cashouts are capped at EUR 6,000, with a weekly limit of EUR 3,000. These limits mean that larger balances must be recovered in instalments. A direct contradiction exists regarding transaction costs. While the structured database records no withdrawal fees, the terms review flags a 1% processing fee up to £3 per transaction. The Conly Score was computed using the structured "no fee" field; the terms contradict it. The potential terms-based fee is not reflected in the final rating.
Bonuses
The promotional terms feature a 10x wagering requirement. The multiplier is low for the industry. Players have 30 days to meet this requirement before the bonus expires. The bonus is non-sticky. Cash balances are not locked alongside promotional funds. However, several restrictive clauses govern promotional play. Depositing via Skrill or Neteller excludes players from receiving bonuses entirely. Any withdrawal request made while a bonus is active will immediately void all active and pending promotional funds. No maximum bet limit while wagering is recorded in the structured data. A 10x wagering requirement on a £100 bonus means turning over £1,000. This is significantly easier to clear than the standard 35x or 40x requirements found elsewhere.
Games & payments
The game catalogue is supported by 74 distinct software studios. The list includes major industry names such as Pragmatic Play, Games Global, NetEnt, Play'n GO, and Evolution Gaming. The variety spans traditional slots, jackpot games, and live dealer tables. The cashier supports 21 payment methods. The selection provides multiple transactional routes. Available methods include Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Trustly, and several e-wallets. The brand accepts seven currencies. These include fiat options like GBP and EUR alongside cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USD Coin. Crypto support is present but does not influence the score.
Support & comfort
The operator provides eight responsible gaming tools. Players can set deposit limits, net deposit limits, wager limits, loss limits, and session limits directly. Options for cooling-off periods, reality checks, and self-exclusion are also available. Identity verification requires the submission of a proof of ID and a proof of address. The terms do not specify a strict deadline for completing this verification process. These documents are standard for UKGC-regulated sites. They must be verified before any withdrawal is processed. Live chat support is not recorded in the catalogue. It does not contribute to the score.
Conly Score
The final rating stands at 8.30 out of 10. The dual UKGC and MGA licences, the low 10x wagering requirement, and the broad game and payment selections support this figure. The 72-hour payout window, the low monthly withdrawal limits, and the lack of insolvency protection for player funds hold the total back. The potential 1% withdrawal fee flagged in the terms also stands against the structured record. No player rating from Trustpilot is available in the dataset. Approximately 6% of the measurable record is missing.