SlotBunny Review: Crypto Casino and Sportsbook From Anjouan

SlotBunny is a crypto casino and sportsbook with no Irish licence, and this SlotBunny review advises Irish players to give it a miss. An affiliate listing names Keen Sage International Limited as operator under a licence from Anjouan, in the Comoros; the site's own footer was not readable, so that comes second-hand.

Operator and licence

The licence on file reads: Anjouan (Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros), with Keen Sage International Limited as holder. We found no other brand in our files tied to that company, so there are no confirmed SlotBunny sister sites. The same listing gives excluded countries including the UK, Australia and several Gulf states. Ireland is not among them.

Crypto and the Irish punter

The site presents itself as crypto-first. That shapes the risks. Coin balances move in value while they sit in an account, transfers cannot be reversed by a bank, and a dispute with an offshore operator over a crypto withdrawal has no Irish route at all. Payment methods and payout times were not confirmed, and no app listing was found. Our crypto casinos page covers the wider picture.

There is a sportsbook problem too. A crypto-funded bet on an Irish race placed here sits outside every Irish rule on stakes, limits and complaints. The deposit-limit tools the Gambling Regulation Act requires of licensees do not apply, and the National Gambling Exclusion Register the Act provides for, not yet running, would not reach it either.

Licensing in Ireland, briefly

SlotBunny's sportsbook would need a GRAI remote betting licence to take bets from Ireland, required since 1 July 2026; it is not on the register. Its casino could not be licensed here yet, as the GRAI expects to start gaming licences in early 2027. Anjouan is the weakest licence we see on Irish-facing casinos. See our licensing explainer.

SlotBunny promo code and no deposit bonus

Searches for both exist; we hold neither. On file: . Crypto casino bonuses often carry wagering on both deposit and bonus, and a cap on cash-out from bonus play. The bonuses guide explains what to read.

Is SlotBunny legit?

It names a company, through a third party, and an offshore licence. That is more than some brands manage and well short of what an Irish punter should accept. Its form line opens with the poorest licence figure we give.

SlotBunny review: our call

Swerve; we do not link to it. Racing and sports punters will find the GRAI-licensed bookmakers in our betting section.

18+. Crypto makes deposits fast and losses easy to lose track of; set a cap first, and see our responsible gambling page for Irish help.