Dama N.V. is a Curaçao-licensed operator that runs one of the larger networks of online casinos, with brands including 7BitCasino, BitStarz, RocketPlay, Cobra and Queenspins. Styling differs from brand to brand, but the sites share the same foundations: big slot libraries, live dealer tables, quick sign-up, and support for both regular currencies and crypto.
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Dama N.V. is one of the larger operators licensed out of Curaçao. It was registered in 2019 and has since built a wide family of online casino brands rather than a single flagship site, which is why the same company name turns up in the footer of casinos that look nothing alike. Some of its brands, such as 7BitCasino and BitStarz, are long-running crypto-friendly names; others, including RocketPlay, Cobra and Queenspins, are newer additions to the group.
What the brands share
Because the group runs its casinos on a shared platform, the individual sites differ in theme and branding but tend to line up on the things that matter to a player. Across the brands you will usually find the same foundations.
Similar game libraries: thousands of slots plus table and live dealer games from studios such as Pragmatic Play, BGaming and Evolution, so the catalogue feels familiar from one brand to the next.
Crypto alongside regular payments: most sites take cards and bank methods together with Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoins, and several settle withdrawals in crypto.
Multi-tier bonuses: layered welcome packages, reloads and loyalty rewards, with a no-deposit offer on several brands.
Fast, light registration: quick to open an account, with KYC identity checks required before larger withdrawals.
Licensing
The group's casinos are licensed in Curaçao, historically through the master and sub-licence structure administered by Antillephone N.V. Curaçao overhauled its gambling framework across 2023 and 2024, moving toward direct licences issued by a new national gambling authority, so older sub-licence references you may still see quoted in a footer are being phased out. Curaçao oversight is lighter-touch than a Malta or UK licence, and dispute resolution rests more on each casino's own policies than on a strong central regulator, which is why our reviews weight a brand's real payout record heavily.
Regulatory record
Australia's media regulator, the ACMA, has issued formal warnings to Dama N.V. on several occasions for offering online gambling to Australian residents without a local licence. The first warning (2022) named the Bambet, Dazard, Level Up, RocketPlay, Wild Tornado and Cobra brands; a later batch reported in January 2025 named SpinsUP, Rebellion, MoonWin, Lucky Friends, Golden Star and N1 Bet; and further warnings through mid-2025 covered the Spirit Casino brand and, again, RocketPlay and Level Up. These actions concern access to the Australian market under Australia's licensing rules, not the operator's conduct or player safety in the many jurisdictions where its Curaçao licence is recognised. Curaçao itself reformed its licensing framework across 2023 and 2024, so older sub-licence references (such as 8048/JAZ) are being phased out.
Compare Dama N.V. casinos
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Brands from this operator that currently list a no-deposit offer. Bonus terms and wagering requirements apply, so check each casino’s full review before claiming.
Brands from this operator that Australia’s media regulator, the ACMA, has formally warned for offering online gambling without a local licence. This concerns access to the Australian market, not player safety in the jurisdictions where the operator’s licence is recognised.
No reader complaints have been filed against Dama N.V. brands in our Resolution Center. That is not an endorsement; it reflects only what readers have reported to us so far. If a brand stalls a payout, you can file a complaint and we will mediate.
Dama N.V. FAQ
How many casinos does Dama N.V. run?
We review more than two dozen Dama N.V. casino brands, ranked above by our rating. The operator also runs sites we have not reviewed, and the line-up changes as brands launch and close, so the list above is the current one.
Is Dama N.V. safe to play at?
Dama N.V. holds a Curaçao licence that is recognised in many markets, and its casinos generally run standard KYC checks and provably licensed games. The main caveat is jurisdictional rather than about conduct: Australia’s ACMA has formally warned the operator for offering its brands there without a local licence, which affects Australian access, not player safety elsewhere. Check each brand’s own review and your local laws before depositing.
Which Dama N.V. casinos have a no-deposit bonus?
Several brands in the group list a no-deposit offer. The current line-up is shown in the No-Deposit Bonuses table above; bonus terms and wagering requirements always apply.
Are Dama N.V. casinos legal in Australia?
No. Dama N.V. does not hold an Australian licence, and the ACMA has issued formal warnings about its brands being offered to Australians. Offshore online casinos are not licensed to operate in Australia.
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