Last Updated on September 19, 2026
The Villento Casino sister sites are Blackjack Ballroom, Captain Cooks, Casino Action, Casino Classic, Casino Kingdom, Cosmo Casino, Golden Tiger, Grand Hotel, Grand Mondial, Luxury Casino, Players Palace, Quatro Casino, UK Casino Club, Yukon Gold and Zodiac Casino. All sixteen casinos, including Villento, are run by the Casino Rewards group.
New Zealand players cannot join Villento or any sister site
Casino Rewards keeps New Zealand on its excluded list. Nobody with a New Zealand address can open an account at Villento or at any of its fifteen sister casinos. There is no exception. New Zealand’s Online Casino Gambling Act, in force since 1 May 2026, means only casinos holding a New Zealand licence can legally take real-money bets from Kiwi players, and Casino Rewards holds none. The casinos below do take New Zealand players and New Zealand dollars.
These are separate companies, not part of Casino Rewards. You can open an account at any of them in a few minutes.
Villento names a different company from its sisters
Read Villento’s own terms page and you will see it is run by Fresh Horizons Limited, a company registered in the British Virgin Islands, holding Kahnawake licence number 00972.
Look at the terms pages for five of its sisters instead, Zodiac Casino, Luxury Casino, Yukon Gold, Grand Mondial and Golden Tiger, and a different name appears on every one of them: Apollo Entertainment Ltd, registered in Malta.
Both names were live and published when we checked in September 2026. Casino Rewards has not explained anywhere why one casino in its own group names a different company to the others. We are not saying one name is correct and the other is wrong, or that either company is doing anything improper. We are telling you what each casino’s own terms page actually says, so you can read it yourself before you sign up rather than assuming every casino in the group is owned the same way.
This does not change the sister site list. Every casino here, whichever company name sits on its terms page, still runs on the same games platform, Games Global, formerly known as Microgaming. That shared platform, not the company name, is what makes these sixteen casinos sisters in the first place. Two of them, Cosmo Casino and Casino Kingdom, add extra country restrictions of their own on top of the group-wide rules, so their terms pages are still worth a separate read even once you know they belong to the same group.
What a licence number actually tells you
A gambling licence is not just a badge on a page. It is a set of conditions a company has to keep meeting to stay allowed to take player money at all. Villento’s licence comes from the Kahnawake Gaming Commission, a regulator based in Kahnawake, Canada, that has licensed online casinos since the 1990s. It sets rules for how a casino has to hold player funds, how games have to be tested for fairness, and it requires an independent body a player can turn to if a dispute with the casino cannot be sorted out directly.
Malta runs its own separate licensing system, with its own rules and its own oversight, and it is not automatically better or worse than Kahnawake for a player. What actually matters day to day is knowing which company holds your account and your balance, because that is the company you would be dealing with if a withdrawal was late or something else went wrong. That is why the name mismatch on Villento is worth noticing, even though it makes no difference to how sign up, deposits or game selection work. If you are ever unsure which company you are dealing with at any of these sixteen casinos, the terms page is the place to check, not the homepage or the marketing copy, since the company name is a legal detail that the terms page is required to state accurately.
Villento is not one of the closed brands
Casino Rewards shut down thirteen older casinos on 12 May 2026 and moved their players to Luxury Casino. Villento was not one of them and stayed open under its own name throughout. See the Luxury Casino sister sites guide for the full list of what closed and why.
What Villento asks for before it pays you
Villento publishes exactly what it wants from a player before a first withdrawal, which most of its sisters do not spell out in the same detail. Its own terms ask for three documents: a valid ID, proof that the payment account you are withdrawing to actually belongs to you, and proof of your address dated within the last three months, such as a recent bill or bank statement.
Each document does a different job. The ID confirms who you are. The payment proof stops someone else’s card or e-wallet being used to pull money out of your account. The address proof has to be recent because it confirms where you live right now, not where you lived when you first signed up. It is worth having all three ready before you ever request a withdrawal, since the check happens before that first payout goes ahead, not after. Once it is done and passed, Villento’s terms say you should not need to send the same three documents again for a later withdrawal at the same casino. None of this is unusual for a licensed casino to ask for. It is the kind of check a bank or a payment provider would also run, and it exists to stop someone else’s identity or someone else’s payment details being used to take money out through your account.
How long a withdrawal takes
Villento’s terms hold a withdrawal request in a pending state for 48 hours, then send it for processing on the next business day. After that, cards take around 3 working days, e-wallets take 1 to 3 working days, and a direct bank transfer takes 6 to 10 working days. A first-time verification check can add another 5 to 7 working days on top.
What a withdrawal will cost you
A direct bank transfer under 3,000 units carries a $50 fee, or €35, or £30, depending on your currency. Above that amount, the fee rises to $100, or €70, or £60. Any currency conversion adds a 2.5% fee on top of the daily interbank rate, so a withdrawal in a different currency to your account costs more than one in the same currency. If you win far more than you have paid in, Villento’s terms cap what you can withdraw at $4,000 a week until the full amount has been paid out to you. If a dispute comes up that Villento cannot resolve directly, its terms name eCOGRA as the independent body that handles it, the same body the Kahnawake licence requires it to use.
No live dealer tables at Villento
Villento’s own site lists over 1,000 casino games. Most are video slots, alongside table games such as blackjack and roulette, and a video poker section. Progressive jackpot slots are part of the mix too, including the Mega Moolah family, where the jackpot keeps growing until one player wins it.
What is missing is just as telling. Villento’s site does not mention a live dealer section anywhere on its pages. That is a real gap next to some of its sisters, since Golden Tiger does run live dealer tables with a real dealer on camera. Sharing a games platform does not mean every sister site offers the same sections, and live dealer play is one place where Villento and its sisters actually differ. If a real dealer at a real table matters to you, Villento is not where you will find it, at least not on the pages published today.
What this means if you already have an account there
If you already have an account at Villento or one of its sisters from before the New Zealand block, that account stays exactly where it is. What has changed is that nobody new, signing up from a New Zealand address, can join any of the sixteen casinos in this group going forward.
Do not try to get around the block with a false address or a VPN. Doing that breaks the casino’s own terms, and it can leave a genuine win stuck when you go to withdraw it, even after you have sent in your ID and your other documents. The safer move is to pick one of the casinos listed near the top of this page. They are built to take New Zealand players and New Zealand dollars, with none of the workaround risk and none of the delay it can cause when you try to cash out.
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