MyStake Casino without OASIS

MyStake is one of the brands that players in Germany look up when they search for casinos without OASIS: the casino holds no licence from the Joint Gambling Authority of the German states (GGL), and none of the sources we checked mentions a connection to the OASIS player exclusion file or the LUGAS limit file. According to casino.guru, MyStake was founded in 2019, the website is available in German, and according to casino.guru DE the casino accepts players from Germany.

The key facts at a glance: a Curaçao licence (according to casino.guru) or licences from Curaçao and Anjouan (according to LCB), withdrawals of up to €7,500 per week and €15,000 per month, a welcome bonus of 150% up to €750 with a 30x wagering requirement, and a sports betting section next to the casino. According to LCB, casino verification (the KYC check) takes a few hours; in documented player cases, however, one account was frozen for over a month, and in another MyStake announced a six-month investigation.

The sources disagree about MyStake's licence. According to casino.guru, the casino holds a licence from the Curaçao Gaming Authority with the number OGL/2024/250/0115; the German edition of casino.guru lists the same licence as verified. According to LCB, MyStake is regulated by the governments of Curaçao and Anjouan. LCB is not consistent on this itself: its sidebar names only Curaçao (CGA), its introduction names Curaçao and Anjouan.

There are also two names for the operator. According to casino.guru, in both its English and German editions, the casino is run by GTW B.V. According to LCB, MyStake is owned by Santeda International B.V. The sources do not make clear which of the two companies is the players' contractual partner; what counts are the terms and conditions shown when the account is opened.

No source mentions a German licence. Neither casino.guru nor LCB lists a GGL licence, and the GGL whitelist contains neither the brand name MyStake nor either of the operator names GTW or Santeda.

Whether a provider holds a German casino licence for online gambling is shown by the GGL's official list, the so-called whitelist. In it, the competent authority publishes all operators and intermediaries holding a permit or concession under the 2021 Interstate Treaty on Gambling (GlüStV). A full-text search of the complete list dated 02.10.2026 returned 0 hits for MyStake, and the same for the operator names GTW and Santeda. For comparison, the same search returned several hits each for well-known licensed operators.

The GGL ties the whitelist to player protection: providers with a German licence are required to use OASIS, which means checking for an exclusion when an account is opened and every time the player accesses the account. According to the GGL, providers outside the whitelist lack protective measures such as deposit limits or self-exclusion. Under the GlüStV, permitted online gambling runs exclusively under a domain ending in .de, and the home page must name the licence and the supervisory authority.

The authorities give no information about pending licence applications. An offer only appears on the whitelist once the application has been approved. The GGL publishes the list under section 9(8) GlüStV, and all online gambling offers that are not on the whitelist are unlawful; this is the yardstick the authority applies to the legality of casinos without OASIS as a whole. The current version of the list can be viewed at any time directly with the GGL.

There is no information on whether MyStake takes part in OASIS or LUGAS. No AskGamblers page with the field on participation in exclusion registers exists for MyStake, and casino.guru and LCB say nothing about exclusion files. The only thing that can be derived follows from the missing German licence: the obligation to query OASIS is tied to the licence.

How OASIS works for licensed providers is set out in sections 8 to 8d GlüStV. The OASIS block register is run centrally for all states by the Regional Council of Darmstadt. Providers query it with surname, first name and date of birth and only receive the answer whether the player is excluded or not. A self-exclusion generally runs for one year; anyone who requests a shorter period is excluded for at least three months. A third-party exclusion, for example at the request of relatives, always lasts at least one year. Requesting an exclusion and requesting its removal are free of charge for players.

An exclusion does not end by itself. Anyone who wants to lift an OASIS block needs a written application with a handwritten signature and a copy of an identity card or passport; it is lifted at the earliest after the minimum period has expired, and exclusively by the Regional Council of Darmstadt. The removal takes effect no earlier than one week after the application is received for a self-exclusion, and no earlier than one month for a third-party exclusion. Whether an exclusion exists and who entered it can be found out with an application for exclusion information (form SpSS) at the Regional Council of Darmstadt.

LUGAS is the counterpart for money: before every deposit with a licensed provider, the limit file is queried, and the total deposits of a calendar month with all connected providers must not exceed the set limit; the maximum for this LUGAS limit is generally €1,000. Whether and which deposit limits MyStake itself offers is covered in the section on limits below.

Besides the casino, MyStake has a betting section according to LCB, where players can bet on many popular sporting events, including live sports during matches in progress. casino.guru additionally lists eSports betting and virtual sports among its game types. The sources give no details on individual leagues, odds or bet types such as accumulators.

In Germany, the same protection systems apply to sports betting, and thus to the question of betting sites without OASIS, as to online casinos. The Regional Council of Darmstadt explicitly lists sports betting and bookmakers among the offers subject to exclusion checks, and the cross-provider deposit limit applies to all public gambling on the internet. In addition, licensed providers must display a clearly labelled button wherever players can bet or play that triggers a 24-hour exclusion in OASIS without a confirmation prompt. No such button is documented for MyStake.

With combined casino and betting offers, a lot depends on the shared player account: deposits, bonus terms and verification then affect both sections. The sources do not state whether bonus money at MyStake can also be used for sports betting.

casino.guru points out that not all payment methods at MyStake apply equally to deposits and withdrawals. Named for deposits are Neteller, Skrill, Payz, Visa, Mastercard, WebMoney, Bitcoin, AstroPay, bank transfer, Apple Pay, MiFinity, Interac and Jetonbank; as a prepaid option, Paysafecard at the casino can also be used. Among cryptocurrencies, Litecoin, Ethereum, USD Coin, Dogecoin, Tron, Bitcoin Cash, Tether, DASH and Ripple are added.

According to LCB, the minimum deposit is €10. casino.guru lists EUR, USD, GBP, CAD, AUD and PLN among the account currencies.

Important for the order of steps: according to LCB, after opening an account players can initially only play with cryptocurrency. Full access to the other payment methods is only granted once the casino has verified the account. Anyone who wants to deposit by card or e-wallet therefore goes through the check earlier than with a pure crypto deposit.

When it comes to withdrawals without OASIS, there are two readings of MyStake's methods. casino.guru highlights deposits and withdrawals in cryptocurrency as an advantage; the source does not give a complete list of withdrawal methods. According to LCB, withdrawals via MiFinity and by bank transfer are also possible after verification. A statement such as “withdrawals only in crypto” is not supported by either source.

According to LCB, the minimum withdrawal is €10 with MiFinity and €20 otherwise. casino.guru and LCB agree on maximum amounts of €7,500 per week and €15,000 per month. LCB adds that amounts above €15,000 are paid out in instalments. The sources do not give a daily limit.

LCB gives two figures for the duration: the KYC check takes a few hours, and a bank transfer is carried out within 3 working days. All sources lack timings for cryptocurrencies, e-wallets and cards. For comparison with German law: if a licensed provider closes a player account, it must transfer the balance within 5 working days at the latest and without fees.

The documented player cases show where withdrawals get stuck in practice. On AskGamblers, one player describes how MyStake rejected the withdrawal after ID, video and proof of address and announced an investigation of the account lasting 6 months. In the casino.guru forum, another player reports that MyStake repeatedly requested bank statements, a video holding a sheet of paper and details of earlier deposits, and rejected withdrawals.

According to LCB, MyStake asks for these kinds of proof for verification: an identity document (ID card, passport or driving licence), proof of address, proof that the payment method used belongs to the player, and a video verification. Only after this check are payment methods other than crypto unlocked.

With providers holding a German licence, the order is regulated more strictly. Until the player's details are confirmed, playing and withdrawals are not permitted; only by way of exception may players play with deposits of up to €100 in the first 72 hours after opening the account, provided the player confirms that nothing will be paid out until the check is complete. Provisional identification using a copy of a document is allowed, but full identification must follow without delay.

Almost all player cases about MyStake revolve around this step. In one AskGamblers case, an account holding €11,787 was frozen for more than a month; in another, a player objected to funds being withheld and the account being closed. What the cases have in common is that the check was connected with a withdrawal and further documents were requested; no source names a binding deadline within which MyStake must complete a verification.

According to a player report on casino.guru DE, the account was closed on request very quickly and reopened just as quickly; there was no option in the menu, no waiting time or cooling-off period, and no deposit limits. There is also no information on a tool for self-exclusion at the operator; casino.guru describes the responsible gambling tools overall as limited, and a user comment on casino.guru says there are no such tools.

Conversely, the casino can also close the account. In the AskGamblers case with the six-month investigation, the operator announced that it would close the account permanently after the payout. Account closure by the player and closure by the casino are therefore two different processes, each governed by the operator's terms and conditions.

A self-exclusion via OASIS applies to all providers with a German licence, because they are required to query the exclusion file. No such query is documented for MyStake. According to the GGL, free counselling for gambling problems is available from the BIÖG telephone helpline on 0800 1 37 27 00.

A search for “MyStake limit” covers three different limits. For deposits, no source mentions a limit tool; the player report on casino.guru DE explicitly speaks of missing deposit limits. A cross-provider limit like LUGAS, which adds up deposits across all providers, is not documented for MyStake.

For stakes there is only one limit, and it is tied to the bonus: while playing with bonus money, the maximum stake is €5 per bet according to LCB and casino.guru DE. No source gives a general stake limit per spin for play without a bonus. On a minimum game duration per spin, as the 5-second rule under section 22a(6) GlüStV prescribes for licensed providers, there is no information for MyStake in either direction.

With licensed providers, provider-specific deposit and loss limits must be available at any time and changeable free of charge. Such a provider may not charge fees for setting or changing a limit, and may not advertise a cross-provider limit above €1,000.

According to casino.guru DE, the welcome bonus is 150% up to €750; LCB names the same offer. The wagering requirement is 30x, calculated on bonus and deposit combined. According to LCB, the general minimum deposit is €10. The sources do not name a deadline by which the wagering must be completed.

The maximum stake is a condition on which bonus winnings can fail: anyone who stakes more than €5 per bet with an active bonus breaches the bonus rules. For licensed providers there is also a rule linked to OASIS: players may not be granted benefits such as bonuses or discounts after an exclusion has been lifted, and providers may not encourage excluded players to apply for removal of the exclusion.

According to LCB, the game library of this Curaçao-licensed casino includes over 4,500 titles. Named among others are Novomatic, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Yggdrasil Gaming, Thunderkick, Betsoft Gaming, Playson, Evoplay, BGaming, Realtime Gaming, Igrosoft and TaDa Gaming.

casino.guru lists the game types as slots, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, video poker, bingo, keno, scratch cards, jackpot games, crash games, and craps and dice games. A live casino is available, with live roulette, live blackjack, live baccarat, live poker, live bingo, live dice games and live shows. The sources do not say which studios supply the live tables.

According to LCB, MyStake can be reached by live chat and e-mail; according to LCB there is no telephone support. casino.guru states that the live chat is staffed around the clock. According to casino.guru DE, the website is available in 12 languages, including German; whether the chat also answers in German is not stated.

In disputes about withdrawals and verification, players in the documented cases turned to support as well as to the complaint pages of AskGamblers and the casino.guru forum; at the time of research, AskGamblers listed several complaint cases about MyStake. The sources do not mention a dispute resolution body of the Curaçao Gaming Authority or any other formal procedure.