Crazy Star Sister Sites & Overview

By sistersites.bet editorial team · Facts verified: 15 Oct 2026 · How we research → /methodology/ · We may earn a commission if you sign up through our links. This is an overview, not a tested review.

Who runs Crazy Star?

The Anjouan register lists crazystar.best on Fortune Master Limitada's licence ALSI-202505022-FI1 (valid to 13 May 2027, checked 15 Oct 2026). Crazy Star is the odd one out in the group, though. casino.guru (02/2026) knows of no licence and names no owner, and busybeebingo (updated 6 Oct 2026) names Crazy Star LTD with a Curaçao licence. Our browser reached crazystar.best on 15 Oct 2026 and got a regional block page with customercare@crazystar.email. crazystar.cc doesn't lead to the casino at all. It serves a third-party "is it legit" review page.

Quick facts

Our verdict

Crazy Star has the best casino.guru score we found on this licence (6.5), largely because casino.guru treats it as a big casino with few complaints for its size. It still has fake games, five unfair clauses and a user who says the casino refused to close their account permanently. Its cashier is also different from its sisters', which suggests a separate setup, or at least a different history. It's acceptable for some players, but it's no safe pick.

How we checked Crazy Star

We didn't play. On 15 Oct 2026 we checked the register, opened crazystar.best (regional block), looked at where crazystar.cc points, and compared casino.guru, busybeebingo and Trustpilot.

Welcome offer & terms

casino.guru's database (02/2026) lists three deposit offers: 100%, 150% and 200% up to €1,000, with 100, 125 and 150 extra spins respectively. It doesn't record wagering for them, and they were not shown for every region. The five unfair clauses include a ban on common bonus strategies, confiscation for low-risk play and a short deadline for identity checks.

Games & providers

casino.guru counts 147 studios and lists Wanted Dead or a Wild, Chicky Run, Aviator and Koi Gate among the titles it checked. It found fake games in that sample. busybeebingo claims more than 3,000 games from over 25 providers on a proprietary platform. Those figures don't match casino.guru's, and we treat them as affiliate claims.

Payments

This is where Crazy Star differs most from the rest of the group. casino.guru lists no crypto at all, only Visa, Mastercard, bank transfer, Apple Pay, Russia's SBP fast-payment system and Piastrix, in euros and roubles. busybeebingo lists Visa, Mastercard, BTC, USDT, Binance Pay, Skrill and Neteller instead, with a £10 minimum deposit, payouts within 36 hours and about €400 per transaction. The two lists barely overlap, so check the cashier before you deposit. casino.guru's caps are €2,000 a day, €10,000 a week and €40,000 a month.

Safety, licence & ownership

Where sources disagree: the register says Fortune Master Limitada (Anjouan), busybeebingo says Crazy Star LTD (Curaçao), and casino.guru says no licence. We follow the register, but the casino itself doesn't seem to make its licence clear. casino.guru lists 9 complaints (3 unresolved, 6 rejected), including delayed withdrawals of £3,000 and £3,500, €1,549.72 of cancelled winnings, a deposit that was never credited, and a £450 case where self-exclusion failed.

What players say

Trustpilot's crazystar.cc profile has 46 reviews. A search result showed 2.8, but busybeebingo quotes 1.6, so the score is uncertain (15 Oct 2026). casino.guru's one user review says the casino refused repeated requests for permanent closure and markets to players registered with Gamstop.

Customer support

casino.guru rates both live chat and email Good overall. Its chat tests ran from 2020 to 2024 and ranged from Average to Excellent. busybeebingo adds that there is no phone line. The address shown to us was customercare@crazystar.email.

Responsible gambling at Crazy Star

Two independent sources describe self-exclusion failing at Crazy Star: a £450 complaint on casino.guru and a user review about refused account closure. If you are trying to control your gambling, avoid it. Help: /responsible-gambling/.

Pros & cons

Pros

• Highest casino.guru score in the group (6.5)
• Live chat and email both rated Good
• Higher weekly and monthly withdrawal ceilings

Cons

• Fake games found
• Licence not recognised by casino.guru; operator data conflicts
• Reports of self-exclusion failing
• Five unfair clauses

Crazy Star sister sites (41)

Group overview: Fortune Master Limitada.

Crazy Star versus casinos from other groups

Crazy Star's operator is disputed between sources; for each casino below, the register and our records agree on who holds the licence. Register checked 15 Oct 2026; not a ranking.

FAQ

Who really operates Crazy Star?

The register lists Fortune Master Limitada. busybeebingo says Crazy Star LTD (Curaçao), and casino.guru knows of no licence.

Does Crazy Star accept crypto?

casino.guru lists none. busybeebingo lists BTC and USDT. Check the cashier.

Can I self-exclude at Crazy Star?

casino.guru logs a complaint about a self-exclusion that failed, and a user says permanent closure was refused.

Why does crazystar.cc show a review site?

On 15 Oct 2026 that domain served a third-party review page, not the casino.

Sources & changelog

• Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority public licence register, entry ALSI-202505022-FI1, https://anjouangaming.com/public-register/license-register/ (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• Site visit, 15 Oct 2026 (sistersites.bet editorial team, browser)
• Domain and redirect check from our server, 15 Oct 2026
• casino.guru, Crazy Star review (updated 02/2026), https://casino.guru/crazy-star-casino-review (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• busybeebingo, Crazy Star review (updated 6 Oct 2026), https://www.busybeebingo.co.uk/reviews/crazy-star-casino/ (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• Trustpilot, crazystar.cc, https://www.trustpilot.com/review/crazystar.cc (accessed 15 Oct 2026)
• 15 Oct 2026: v3 rewrite. Brand-specific sections; group-wide text moved to /fortune-master-limitada/.