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Casushi Review: A UK-Only Casino
Casushi is a Dazzletag Entertainment casino licensed in Great Britain and, by every sign we found, open to UK residents only. Irish players should look elsewhere.
By Conor FurlongChecked 18+
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Casushi is a casino for UK residents only, so it is not an option in Ireland. This Casushi review covers who runs it and why the door is shut.
Operator and licence
A casino review directory lists Casushi under a UK Gambling Commission licence held by Dazzletag Entertainment Ltd and states that it is open only to residents of the United Kingdom. The operator's own terms page did not render the company name or country list to our fetcher, so the UK-only rule is second-hand. What we saw directly fits it: the Casushi site, terms page included, served a "Restricted country" notice addressed to UK visitors.
Casushi review: closed to Irish players
Casushi holds no Irish licence and is not on the Revenue or GRAI registers. No casino can hold an Irish licence yet in any case. If a UK-only casino will not accept you, do not try to reach it by other routes; an account opened outside the permitted country is one the operator can close, balance and all.
That also settles the usual questions about a Casushi bonus, app or sister sites: none of them is relevant to a player it will not serve.
What to read instead
Our casino rankings list Malta and UK licensed brands that do take Irish players. Play is 18+ only; our responsible gambling page lists Irish services.
Readers' questions
- Can I play at Casushi from Ireland?
- No. It is described as available to UK residents only and showed a restricted-country notice.
- Who runs Casushi?
- Dazzletag Entertainment Ltd, under a UK Gambling Commission licence, according to a casino review directory.