Funbet review: Revolut deposits and 65 studios under a Philippine licence

Funbet at a glance

Funbet takes Revolut, Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and Neteller. Its 65 studios include NetEnt, Nolimit City and Big Time Gaming, and it holds a PAGCOR licence. No withdrawal methods are on file.

Founded in 2018, it has been running for years, so it is new to some players rather than new to the market.

Our current platform record describes the catalogue in broad terms, while the lobby is the place to confirm a specific title is available to an Irish account. Funbet's record estimates 1600 games. An estimate describes the overall catalogue size, not the number of titles visible in every country or at every moment. A game can disappear from a lobby when a supplier changes distribution or a product is withdrawn. Search for the exact title before treating a catalogue total as a promise that you can play it. The same check matters when a game appears in a studio's wider portfolio but not in this casino's own list.

Playing from Ireland

Ireland's new regulator, the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, issued its first licences in July 2026, for remote betting. Online casino licences follow in a later phase, so for now no online casino holds an Irish casino licence, and Funbet serves Irish players under its licence from PAGCOR in the Philippines.

• Complaints: the GRAI cannot settle a dispute with a casino it has not licensed. Your route is the casino's own complaints process, then PAGCOR.
• Payments: Irish law bans paying for gambling with a credit card, so use a debit card, Revolut or an e-wallet.
• Self-exclusion: the national exclusion register planned under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024 is not running yet, so use the casino's own self-exclusion and blocking software such as Gamban.
• Age: you must be 18 or older, and the casino will check it before your first withdrawal at the latest.

Check the licence yourself: the casino's footer should give a licence number that you can look up on the regulator's own website.

Market access and licensing answer different questions. The record for Ireland means Funbet lists the country among the places it accepts; it does not mean an Irish authority licences the casino. The Irish market does not issue an online casino licence in the current record used for this review. Funbet's listed regulator is PAGCOR, the Philippine regulator. A player should therefore read the operator's terms for the contracting company and dispute route before treating Irish availability as local regulatory protection. Those details can differ from a site that holds an Irish licence. The distinction is practical: a country selector shows where an account may be opened, while a licence identifies the body responsible for supervising the operator.

Licence and safety

PAGCOR is the Philippine gaming regulator. Its licence is aimed at other markets and gives a player in Ireland little practical protection.

Before your first deposit, set a deposit limit in the account if the casino offers one. Our page on responsible gaming lists the other tools, from time-outs to blocking software.

A licence is a starting point for due diligence, not a guarantee that every dispute will be resolved in a player's favour. The listed licence is PAGCOR in the Philippines. Check whether the casino names the same company and licence number in its footer and terms. Then compare that information with the regulator's own public register. A mismatch can make a complaint harder to route because the player may not know which entity accepted the account. Keep a copy of the terms that apply when you register. The complaints page and payment rules are also useful to save before making a deposit. The responsible-gambling page explains limits, time-outs and blocking tools that can help you set boundaries before play begins.

Games and studios

The studios include NetEnt, Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, Relax Gaming and Big Time Gaming, among 65 studios in total. Ezugi supplies the live tables.

The lobby also has crash games, which run fast and can drain a balance quickly.

Many slots come in several RTP versions, and the casino chooses which one to run. Open the game's information screen and check the RTP before you play.

Funbet's current platform record gives an estimated catalogue size of 1600 games and lists 65 studios. The studio names show which suppliers appear in the record, but they do not tell you whether every game has the same rules or return setting. Some slot titles have several return-to-player (RTP) versions. The operator selects which version to offer, so read the information panel for the exact game and check its displayed RTP before a session. A higher RTP is a long-run theoretical rate across many rounds. It does not predict what one player receives in a short session. Crash games have a different pace from slots and table games, so set a limit before opening a fast round.

Deposits and withdrawals

You can play in euros. Deposit methods include Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard and Jeton. Revolut is on the deposit list, which suits the many Irish players who bank with it.

No withdrawal methods are on file, so ask support in writing how winnings are paid out before you deposit.

How to withdraw from Funbet

1. Upload your ID and proof of address early; most casinos check them before the first payout.
2. Open the cashier, choose Withdraw and, where possible, the method you deposited with.
3. Check that no bonus still has wagering left, or it can hold up the withdrawal.
4. Start with a small amount and note how long it takes to arrive.

Why casinos ask for documents, and which ones, is explained in our guide to ID checks at new casinos.

A deposit option does not confirm that the same option can return winnings. Funbet's current record includes Revolut, Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and Neteller as deposit routes. Check the cashier after signing in because the methods shown can depend on account country and verification status. Compare the displayed currency with the amount you intend to spend. A conversion between euros and another account currency can change the final debit. Before depositing, ask support to identify the withdrawal route, any minimum or maximum, and the documents needed for verification. Save the reply. A written answer gives you a clear reference if the cashier later presents different instructions. Start with an amount you can afford to lose, and treat a successful deposit as separate from proof of a successful payout.

Welcome offer and terms

The current offer for players in Ireland is shown at the top of this page, as the casino states it. No Irish rule caps wagering on an offshore offer, so the multiple is whatever the casino sets. Read the wagering, the time limit, the maximum bet while the bonus is active and any cap on winnings.

• Open the bonus terms before you deposit and note the wagering and the time limit.
• Check whether your payment method is excluded from the offer; e-wallets often are.
• Keep to the maximum bet with a bonus active, or the casino can void it.
• Large packages are spread over several deposits. Claim only the stages you would have deposited anyway.

Our guide on how to find and claim bonuses works through the maths, and the terms and conditions overview lists the clauses that matter.

A headline bonus only describes the first part of the offer. The terms explain how much must be staked, which games count, how long the offer lasts and whether a maximum bet applies while it is active. Read those conditions before accepting, because a bonus balance may not be withdrawable until its requirements are complete. A deposit method can also be excluded from a promotion. Check that detail before choosing how to pay. If the offer is split across several deposits, compare each stage with the amount you planned to deposit without a promotion. Declining an offer can be the clearer choice when the restrictions do not fit the games or budget you had in mind. Our worksheet uses example terms to show how wagering changes the amount of play needed.

Our verdict

Plenty of games and an Irish-friendly deposit list, but a weak licence for an Irish player and no payout data. Ask support how withdrawals work before you play.

The available record supports a careful, limited conclusion. Funbet accepts Irish accounts, lists euro among its currencies, and lists several familiar deposit methods. The same record names PAGCOR rather than an Irish online-casino regulator, and it has no withdrawal route on file. Those details answer different parts of the decision: access and deposits may be convenient, while licence jurisdiction and payouts need more checking. Ask support for withdrawal instructions and review the account terms before you fund it. If either answer is unclear, wait rather than relying on an assumption. Revisit the cashier after verification, because available methods can change with the account's country or status.