New Online Casinos for Australians: Launched 2023–2026
A new casino has no long complaint history, which cuts both ways: nothing bad on record, but nothing proven either. The useful questions are who operates it, which licence it holds, whether the operator runs other casinos with a known record, and whether its withdrawal terms are published in full.
This page lists the twelve casinos in our review database with a launch year of 2023 or later that accept Australian players. Two launched in 2026, one in 2025, three in 2024 and six in 2023. For each one we record the operator and licence as stated in our review, and what is still unconfirmed.
New Casinos: Comparison Table
Selection Criteria
- Launch year of 2023 or later recorded in our review.
- Accepts Australian players and is not flagged as restricted for Australia.
- Published on BetsAuthority with a full review, including licence and payment data.
The order follows our overall rating. New casinos tend to score higher on bonus value and game count and lower on track record, so read the cons list in each review.
Launch Year, Operator and Licence
| Casino | Launched | Operator (as stored) | Licence (as stored) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cosmobet | 2023 | Santeda International B.V. | Curaçao GCB, OGL/2024/1798/1048 |
| Mori Win | 2026 | Not stated in our data | Curaçao eGaming |
| Casiny | 2023 | Casiny Casino Operator B.V. | Curaçao eGaming |
| MrPunter | 2024 | MrPunter Operator | Costa Rica registration; PAGCOR listed |
| DegenCity | 2026 | 3-102-939867 Limitada | Anjouan, ALSI-202601025-FI1 |
| Lucky7even | 2023 | Metlait SRL (Costa Rica) | Tobique Gaming Commission |
| Rooli | 2023 | Dama N.V. (Curaçao) | Curaçao |
| Richard Casino | 2023 | Metlait SRL (Costa Rica) | Tobique Gaming Commission |
| Spinsy | 2024 | Dreamline Ventures SRL (per AskGamblers) | Tobique Gaming Commission |
| CrownPlay | 2023 | NovaForge Ltd (per AskGamblers) | Anjouan Gaming Board |
| Winshark | 2024 | GBL Solutions N.V. (per AskGamblers) | Curaçao |
| Mafia Casino | 2025 | Reported as NovaForge Ltd | Anjouan Gaming Board |
Casino Notes
Cosmobet (2023)
Cosmobet publishes its full licence number and operator, accepts AUD, and records two-hour card and bank payouts. Its review lists the absence of a VIP programme and a A$24,000 monthly withdrawal cap as the main drawbacks. Minimum deposit is $10. Cosmobet review.
Mori Win (2026)
Mori Win is crypto-first, with its own MORI token, in-house games such as Mori Plinko and Mori Mines, and 3,000+ titles from 30+ providers. As a 2026 brand, its minimum withdrawal and fees are not yet confirmed in our data. Mori Win review.
Casiny (2023)
Casiny’s welcome package reaches A$4,500 + 150 wager-free spins over three deposits. It lists instant crypto withdrawals and requires KYC before the first payout. Casiny review.
MrPunter (2024)
MrPunter combines a casino of 7,800+ games with a sportsbook and accepts 22 deposit methods, including PayID. New accounts can withdraw A$800 per day, rising to A$2,400 at higher VIP levels. MrPunter review.
DegenCity (2026)
DegenCity holds an Anjouan licence, offers 7,600+ games, a sportsbook and provably fair in-house Originals, and starts new players with 10% no-wagering cashback. Some payment details are marked unverified in our review. DegenCity review.
Lucky7even (2023)
Lucky7even is run by Metlait SRL, the operator behind Golden Crown and SkyCrown, which gives it a longer group history than its launch date suggests. Withdrawal limits are A$3,000 per day and A$30,000 per month. Lucky7even review.
Rooli (2023)
Rooli is operated by Dama N.V., which also runs Casinonic and Spin Samurai. It allows A$8,500 per week and A$40,000 per month and runs Monday free spins of up to 200. Rooli review.
Richard Casino (2023)
Richard Casino has a casino and sportsbook, 100+ providers and a five-deposit welcome pack of up to $5,000 + 500 spins. Only one withdrawal per day is allowed, and large balances are paid in A$30,000 monthly instalments. Richard Casino review.
Spinsy (2024)
Spinsy pays 15% daily cashback with 1x wagering and adds a sportsbook. The operator is not named on the site; our review relies on AskGamblers for that detail. Weekend withdrawals are not processed. Spinsy review.
CrownPlay (2023)
CrownPlay processes withdrawals within three business days, Monday to Friday, and caps new accounts at €500 per day. Its 15% daily cashback matches Spinsy’s. CrownPlay review.
Winshark (2024)
Winshark credits floating cashback of up to 15% on Mondays. Entry-level limits are A$830 per day and A$16,600 per month. Winshark review.
Mafia Casino (2025)
Mafia Casino offers 12,000+ games and 25% weekly live casino cashback, but its operator is not named on the site and its withdrawal limits were not published in the sources we could verify. Mafia Casino review.
What Newer Casinos Do Differently
| Feature | Example in this list |
|---|---|
| Own token or in-house games | Mori Win: MORI token, Mori Plinko, Mori Jet, Mori Wheel, Mori Mines |
| Provably fair originals | DegenCity Originals |
| Casino plus sportsbook on one wallet | Cosmobet, MrPunter, DegenCity, Richard Casino, Spinsy, CrownPlay, Mafia Casino |
| Low-wagering cashback | Spinsy and CrownPlay 15% daily at 1x; DegenCity 10% at 0x |
| Wager-free welcome spins | Casiny, 150 spins capped at A$500 |
How to Check a New Casino Before Depositing
- Find the licence number in the site footer and look it up on the regulator’s register. Our guide on checking a casino licence explains how to look up Curaçao, Anjouan and Tobique licences.
- Identify the operator. A company that runs several established casinos (for example Metlait SRL or Dama N.V.) has a record you can check; an unnamed operator does not.
- Read the withdrawal terms in full: daily, weekly and monthly caps, instalment clauses and inactivity fees.
- Test with a small withdrawal before depositing larger amounts.
- Check complaint sites for unresolved payout complaints. See how to spot a scam casino.
New-Casino Patterns in Our Data
- Licences vary. Six of the twelve hold Anjouan or Tobique licences rather than Curaçao. Compare them in our pages on the Anjouan licence and Tobique licence.
- Operator groups are common. Lucky7even and Richard Casino (Metlait SRL), CrownPlay and Mafia Casino (NovaForge Ltd, as reported) and Rooli (Dama N.V.) belong to groups that run several brands with similar cashiers and terms. A problem at one brand is a signal for the others.
- Cashback replaces deposit matches at some newer brands: DegenCity, Spinsy and CrownPlay emphasise cashback with 0x–1x wagering.
- Crypto is standard. All twelve list crypto deposits.
Legal Note
A new casino is subject to the same Australian law as an old one: the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 prohibits offering online casino games to Australians, and all twelve are offshore. Read our offshore casinos guide and the ACMA’s guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mori Win and DegenCity both launched in 2026, and Mafia Casino in 2025. MrPunter, Spinsy and Winshark launched in 2024.
They have less history to judge. Check the operator: Lucky7even and Richard Casino belong to Metlait SRL, which also runs older brands, while Mafia Casino’s operator is not named on its site.
Some do, but terms matter more. Casiny’s 150 welcome spins are wager-free, while DegenCity offers cashback instead of a match bonus.
Cosmobet and Mori Win, both rated 4.9, followed by Casiny at 4.8 and MrPunter at 4.7.
Find the licence number in the footer and look it up on the regulator’s public register; our guide to checking a casino licence explains the steps for each regulator.
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