LeeBet

What LeeBet is and who operates it

LeeBet is an online casino at leebet.io. It is operated by 3-102-937610 SRL, the entity named on the Anjouan Gaming Board licence. The operator's own pages do not name a parent company, and this review holds no information on any broader corporate group or sister brands. The domain is the primary point of contact.

The only site feature recorded from the operator's pages is live-dealer play. This review does not hold a catalogue of games or a count of providers, because those cannot be read from terms or a licence register. The lobby on the operator's own site is the current list of what is actually available.

The Anjouan licence: who holds it and what it covers

The Anjouan Gaming Board public register lists licence ALSI-202510054-FI2 as held by 3-102-937610 SRL and marks its status as valid. The register entry is available at the Anjouan Gaming Board's public register. This page's facts were last checked on 2026-08-26 against that register.

The operator's own pages may not state the same licence number. The researcher recorded that the operator refers to company registration number 3102937610 and Anjouan law No. 007/2005, but not to ALSI-202510054-FI2. The register number is the one to verify. What the licence covers beyond general online gaming is not detailed in the table this page uses.

What the terms say about verification

The AML policy at leebet.io/docs/aml-policy sets out a three-step verification process. Every user must complete the first step to withdraw funds. The second step is required for any withdrawal or for deposits over $2,000. The third step applies to deposits or withdrawals over $5,000 or transfers over $3,000.

The company may also request KYC documents at any time, without a stated threshold. So there is no single verification threshold; the triggers are tiered by amount and by action. Any user planning a withdrawal should expect to complete at least the first verification step before funds are released.

Deposit and withdrawal limits in the terms

The operator's terms reviewed for this page do not set a minimum deposit or a maximum withdrawal cap as a single published figure. The cashier is where the operator states the minimum amount per asset and any current withdrawal limits. This review does not hold a number for either.

The only amount-based figures in the terms are the verification triggers: $2,000 for a deposit, $5,000 for a deposit or withdrawal, and $3,000 for a transfer. These are thresholds for additional KYC steps, not limits on how much can be deposited or withdrawn.

How a withdrawal actually moves

A withdrawal request starts in the cashier after the user has completed the first verification step. If the amount is over $5,000, or if it is any withdrawal at all, the second verification step must also be complete. Transfers over $3,000 trigger the third step. The operator processes its own approval before anything is sent.

After the operator approves, the transfer moves to the network of the asset the user selected. The waiting time is then a combination of the operator's own approval step and the blockchain's confirmations. This page does not hold a duration for either part; the operator's cashier and the network itself are the places to check.

Countries LeeBet does not accept

The operator's terms and conditions list eight restricted countries by ISO alpha-2 code: AT, DE, ES, FR, GB, KM, NL, US. Those correspond to Austria, Germany, Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Comoros, the Netherlands and the United States. The list was read from leebet.io/docs/terms-and-conditions.

A ninth country, Australia, appears in the AML policy's list of prohibited documents but not in the terms' account-restricted list. This page does not resolve that ambiguity. Readers in any country should check the current restricted list in the terms before opening an account.

What this page could not confirm about LeeBet

Several practical details are not held by this review. The founding year, the size of the game catalogue, the number of game providers, and the names of any studios are not captured. The operator's own lobby is the only current source for game selection.

Withdrawal processing speed is not held. This page does not say payouts are fast or slow; it only describes the two stages every withdrawal passes through: the operator's approval and the network's confirmations. Minimum deposit is also not held; the cashier states a minimum per asset.

Bonus terms are deliberately not held because promotions change faster than this library is reviewed. Support channels, complaint records and payment-dispute history are not held either. Ownership beyond 3-102-937610 SRL is not captured. This page reports what it could verify, and it marks the rest as unverified.

Who LeeBet suits, and who should look elsewhere

LeeBet suits a player who is comfortable with an Anjouan licence, accepts a tiered verification process, and wants live-dealer play. The player should not be in any of the eight restricted countries. A reader who values being able to confirm withdrawal speed, game variety or bonus terms before depositing will not find those answers on this page.

A player who needs a known regulator or a single-page answer on withdrawal times should look elsewhere, or at least read the operator's own terms and cashier carefully before depositing. The operator's requirement that every user complete a first verification step before withdrawing is a real condition that some players will not want to accept.