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Terms read 26 August 2026

A payout ceiling recorded by clause, a check recorded without one

Clause 9.6 sets the upper payout limit at 100,000 USD a week. The rule on documents at the same brand was recorded without a clause number, so 2 provisions from one contract are not equally checkable.

Two clauses, two levels of evidence

The payout ceiling at this brand comes with a clause number: 9.6, one hundred thousand dollars a week. That provision can be pointed to in one sentence and anyone can check it.

The rule on documents was recorded differently. We know its shape — a check is started at the operator’s assessment — but we did not record the clause number it sits under, so that row of the table carries a blank field.

The difference between those two provisions is not one of strictness but of how much effort it takes to challenge them. The method and the limits of this reading are described on the page about reading documents.

Front page of the operator Wild.io
A weekly payout ceiling of 100,000 USD under clause 9.6 and twelve coins at the cashier. Licence OGL/2024/210/0198 was issued by the Curaçao Gaming Authority and reads Active in the register; the company behind the brand is Stack Gaming Ltd. The brand states 2022 as its launch year.

A hundred thousand dollars a week

Of the four published ceilings in the table this is the second highest, behind the weekly million USDT at Bitcasino.

The weekly period works in the player’s favour here: the same figure on a monthly basis would mean four times less money in the same month. That is why amounts cannot be lined up without equalising the period, as the page about payout limits shows.

Licence and company

The licence carries the mark OGL/2024/210/0198, was issued by the Curaçao Gaming Authority, and its status in the register reads active. The holder is Stack Gaming Ltd.

The brand states 2022 as its launch year. That, alongside Rocketpot’s 2018, is one of only two launch years readable in this table at all; at the other eight no such fact exists. The difference between the age of a brand and the age of the rules is set out on the page about a new online casino in Croatia.

The cashier

The cashier counts twelve coins, the second longest list in the table. Among those named are BTC and ETH, alongside BCH, LTC, DOGE and ADA.

Games are offered with a provable-fairness mechanism, and a sportsbook sits beside the casino.

Twelve coins describe what money goes in with, not when it comes out. The two are deliberately kept apart here, and the run of numbers from seven read lists is held by the page about coins.

What was not read here

The number of games and the number of suppliers are not published in the place we opened. Offer terms were not read here or at the other nine.

There is no threshold for documents expressed as an amount, because a clause of that shape is not written at this brand.

The restricted-territory list was read and Croatia is absent from it, which the page about Croatia in the terms covers.

The Croatian frame around the same brand

This brand holds no Croatian approval. The Act grants the right to an online casino only to a company with its seat in the Republic of Croatia that already holds the right to a casino on premises, so there are two conditions rather than one, as the page about who holds an approval sets out.

A player is not thereby committing an offence. The fines in Croatian law reach the operator and the advertiser, as the page about the fine for advertising shows.