Drip Casino at a glance
Drip Casino is an online casino at drip.casino. Review sites name GALAKTIKA N.V. as the operator, the same company behind Monro Casino. Drip is a website casino. No playable Telegram bot or mini app was found. This review sums up what the operator's pages and several review sites showed on 22 October 2026. The operator's own pages could not be loaded that day, so many details come from labelled review sites.
| Operator | GALAKTIKA N.V., Curaçao (per Casino Guru, AskGamblers and LCB; the Swedish regulator also names drip.casino as a GALAKTIKA site). Not confirmed on drip.casino itself. |
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| Licence | Curaçao Gaming Authority, OGL/2024/169/0146, per Casino Guru (marked verified) and AskGamblers. The operator page that loaded says only that the casino is licensed. The regulator register could not be checked. |
| Restricted countries | Full list could not be verified. Casino Guru says Ohio is not accepted; LCB says US players are not accepted. Sweden banned the operator in 2024. |
| Welcome offer | Could not be confirmed on the operator site. Review sites list 50% up to €300 (AskGamblers) and 150% up to €600 as part of a three-deposit package. |
| Wagering | 45x for the 50% offer (AskGamblers); 40x or 45x for the 150% offer, depending on the source |
| Payments/crypto | Cards, e-wallets, vouchers and crypto such as BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, TRX, DOGE, XRP and TON (review sites). No token networks stated. |
| Withdrawal limits | €4,000 per day; €125,000 per month (AskGamblers, LCB) or €120,000 per month (Casino Guru) |
| Support | 24/7 live chat with a call option, email, and a Telegram support bot mentioned by the operator and LCB. No phone line. |
| Telegram | A Telegram support bot is mentioned, but no link to it was found. LCB links a channel, @drip_casino_en, that could not be matched to the operator's website. |
Is Drip a Telegram casino?
No. Drip is a website casino. Registration, deposits and games run on drip.casino. The drip.casino landing page, as recorded on 21 October 2026, lists a "Telegram bot" as one of its support channels. It gives no link or handle for it. LCB also mentions the support bot. LCB links a Telegram channel called "DRIP Official" (@drip_casino_en). On 22 October 2026 that channel showed about 128 subscribers and no link back to drip.casino. Treat it as unconfirmed.
No Telegram bot or mini app in which you can play was found. If you want casinos that run inside Telegram, see our guide to the Telegram casino bot.
Watch out for fake accounts
Fake channels and bots often copy casino names. Only trust a Telegram account linked from drip.casino itself, and never send passwords, ID or payments to one you found elsewhere. Read our guide to Telegram casino scams.
Operator and licence
The drip.casino page that loaded does not name the operator. Casino Guru, AskGamblers and LCB all name GALAKTIKA N.V. of Curaçao. Casino Guru lists a Curaçao Gaming Authority licence, OGL/2024/169/0146, and marks it as verified. AskGamblers gives the same number but names the regulator both as the Curaçao Gaming Authority and the Curaçao Gaming Control Board. The terms and conditions page needs JavaScript and could not be read, so the number could not be matched to the operator's own text. The regulator register could not be checked either. For background, see our page on licensed casinos.
Swedish regulator ban
On 26 March 2024, the Swedish Gambling Authority (Spelinspektionen) banned GALAKTIKA N.V. from offering gambling in Sweden without a licence. The decision (case 23Si2719) names drip.casino as the site that started the case. It also lists monro.casino and other sites run by the company. The decision cites an older Curaçao licence, 8048/JAZ2016-050, not the current OGL number.
Restricted countries
The restricted countries list could not be verified, because the terms page could not be loaded. Casino Guru says Drip does not accept players from Ohio. LCB says US players are not accepted. Sweden has banned the operator. Monro, the sister casino, restricts many more countries, but its list may not apply to Drip. Check the terms and your local law.
Welcome offer
The welcome offer could not be confirmed on the operator's own pages on 22 October 2026. The review sites show different offers:
- AskGamblers: 50% up to €300 on the first deposit. Minimum deposit €20. Wagering 45x. Winnings capped at 5x the bonus. 72 hours to wager, according to the casino's live chat.
- AskGamblers and Casino Guru: 150% up to €600 on the first deposit, with 40x or 45x wagering.
- VIP-Grinders: a three-deposit package. 1st deposit 150% up to €600, 2nd deposit up to 325 free spins, 3rd deposit 75% up to €300. Wagering 40x, minimum deposit €10, 14 days per deposit.
- drip.casino landing page (21 October 2026): the same three-step structure in roubles: 150% up to 30,000 ₽, up to 325 free spins, then 75% up to 15,000 ₽. It states "unlimited" max win.
Our comparison card shows 50% up to €300 with no free spins and a €10 minimum deposit. That matches the 50% first-deposit offer AskGamblers lists, except that AskGamblers gives a €20 minimum deposit. It is not the larger 150% package other sources show. An AskGamblers news item also mentions 100% up to €300. Check the cashier for the live offer.
Key terms
- Wagering: 45x for the 50% offer; 40x or 45x for the 150% offer; 35x for free spins on the RUB landing page.
- Minimum deposit: €20 (AskGamblers) or €10 (VIP-Grinders, LCB). Sources conflict.
- Max bet while wagering: could not be verified.
- Expiry: 72 hours (AskGamblers, for the 50% offer) or 14 days per deposit (VIP-Grinders).
- Max cashout: 5x the bonus for the 50% offer (AskGamblers). The RUB landing page says "unlimited" max win for its 150% offer.
- Payment exclusions: AskGamblers says crypto deposits are generally excluded from bonuses.
Learn how these terms work on our welcome bonus and Telegram bonuses pages.
Payments and withdrawals
The drip.casino landing page names Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT, without networks. AskGamblers lists cards, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, Trustly, Jeton, MiFinity and other methods, plus crypto such as BTC, ETH, USDT, TRX, DOGE, LTC, XRP and BNB. LCB also lists Toncoin (TON). No token networks are stated anywhere, so confirm the network in the cashier before you send crypto. See our Telegram crypto casino guide for the basics.
Withdrawal limits come from review sites only:
- Daily limit €4,000 at the lower VIP levels, €10,000 and €15,000 at higher levels (AskGamblers).
- Monthly limit €125,000 (AskGamblers, LCB) or €120,000 (Casino Guru).
- Crypto up to €50,000 per day, regardless of VIP level (AskGamblers).
- Minimum withdrawal €10 for crypto and €20 for cards (LCB).
- Withdrawals without 1x wagering of the deposit may be cancelled or charged a 10% fee (AskGamblers).
Verification (KYC)
You must be an adult to play. The landing page says players may need to pass verification before a withdrawal. LCB says email verification is required before the first deposit. It also says ID is required for withdrawals of €1,250 or more. Have your ID and proof of address ready.
Support
The landing page lists email, live chat, a voice call through the chat and a Telegram bot, available 24/7. It gives no email address or bot link. LCB and AskGamblers confirm 24/7 live chat with a call option and no phone line. AskGamblers shows an email address but hides it on the page.
What to check before you sign up
- Your country is not restricted, and online gambling is legal for you.
- Which welcome offer the cashier shows: 50% up to €300, 150% up to €600, or another one.
- The minimum deposit, wagering, max bet, expiry and any max cashout in the bonus terms.
- Whether your payment method, including crypto, qualifies for the bonus.
- Withdrawal limits and the possible 10% fee.
- The crypto network before any transfer.
Responsible gambling
Gambling is for adults 18+ only, or older where your local law says so. Check that online casinos are legal where you live. Set a deposit limit before you play and only use money you can afford to lose. Never try to win back losses. If gambling stops being fun, take a break and seek help.