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Bull Casino Review 2026: A Low Safety Score and a Licence That Doesn’t Quite Add Up

Bull Casino launched in 2024 with a big headline bonus, more than 6,500 games and a sportsbook. Our previous review rated it 4.6 out of 5 and described it as Curaçao-licensed. Two years on, the picture is different. Casino Guru now names a different operator, Moody Moose Limited, and a Tobique licence, but the licence number in circulation belongs to another company on Tobique’s own list. Casino Guru rates Bull’s safety 4.4 out of 10, and its complaints include a €6,710 confiscation and an ignored self-exclusion request. Our verdict: not recommended. An operator and licence trail we couldn’t fully confirm, confiscation and self-exclusion complaints, and an inactivity rule that can wipe dormant balances.

Bull Casino at a glance

Who runs Bull Casino, and is it licensed?

Bull has collected three different stories in two years. 1. Our previous review (June 2025): operator Deep Dive Tech B.V., licensed by “Curaçao eGaming”. That system has since been abolished. Deep Dive Tech B.V. does hold a licence under the new Curaçao regime: in the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s register of 2 October 2026, OGL/2024/503/0352 (company 154314) is listed as indefinite from 21 September 2026, after its previous period ended on 24 December 2025. We couldn’t confirm that Deep Dive still operates Bull Casino, though: neither Casino Guru nor Bull’s own site links the two today. Our Curaçao casino guide explains the change. 2. Casino Guru (August 2026): Bull Casino is owned by Moody Moose Limited and licensed by the Tobique Gaming Commission in New Brunswick, Canada. 3. The Tobique register: other sources give Bull’s licence number as 0000048. That’s the same number StarsPlay’s footer gives for its operator, Grey Goat Limitada. On the Tobique Gaming Commission’s official list of licence holders, Grey Goat Limitada is listed; Moody Moose Limited is not. There are innocent explanations: Bull may operate under Grey Goat’s licence as a group brand, or Moody Moose may be a newer entity not yet on the public list. But we couldn’t confirm either. Bull’s own site (bullcasino.com) blocked sign-ups everywhere we tried, and where it does load, its footer and About page name no operator or licence at all. Until the operator named in Bull’s terms matches a company on the regulator’s list, treat the licence as unconfirmed. Our previous review linked Bull and StarsPlay as sister brands, and the shared licence number supports that. A Tobique licence is real but young (the commission was set up in 2023) and doesn’t carry the protections of an MGA licence. See our guides to MGA casinos and Kahnawake casinos for comparison.

The expired domain

Bull’s original address, bull.casino, has expired and is now listed for sale at auction. The casino runs on bullcasino.com. If you see links to the old domain, don’t enter personal or payment details there: an expired casino domain can be bought by anyone.

Complaints and safety rating

Casino Guru rates Bull Casino 4.4 out of 10 (“Low”) in its August 2026 review, and its score also counts complaints about related casinos. Of 9 complaints, 3 are unresolved, 3 resolved and 3 rejected:

• winnings confiscated: €6,710
• winnings confiscated after an early account reactivation: €1,200
• a self-exclusion request ignored: 8,183 kr
• real money turned into bonus money: €133
• delayed withdrawals: €3,099, €2,000, €970 (with documents repeatedly requested), plus two in Canadian dollars

The self-exclusion case matters most, especially alongside the “early reactivation” confiscation, which suggests accounts can be reopened after a break and then penalised. If you need to stop, don’t rely on a single casino’s tools. Use a national scheme, and see our guides on how to ban yourself from gambling and getting help to stop gambling.

Casino Guru flags two terms as unfair:

1. Account balances can be voided after less than six months of inactivity.
2. “Common bonus hunting strategies” can count as a serious violation.

The inactivity rule is the same kind of term we found at StarsPlay, where a 10% monthly fee starts after three months without logging in. Don’t leave money at Bull Casino. Withdraw after every session you don’t plan to continue. See what counts as bonus abuse and our guide on whether you can sue a casino for not paying out.

Bonuses

We couldn’t read Bull’s current bonus terms, so these are from our previous review (June 2025). The headline was 200% up to €5,000 plus 250 free spins, with country-specific versions, including 200% up to €600 + 250 free spins for Germany and Sweden, two countries with national licensing systems where Bull holds no licence. Free-spin winnings carried 40x wagering, the maximum bet with bonus money was €5, and the minimum deposit was €20.

Our previous review didn’t record the wagering multiplier or base for the match bonus. Check both in the cashier before accepting. With a confiscation of €6,710 on record and a broad “bonus hunting” rule, this is a bonus to read carefully or decline. Our wagering requirements guide shows how to check; simpler options are on our no-wagering bonuses page.

Payments and withdrawals

Casino Guru lists 21 deposit methods including Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin and bank transfer. Our previous review recorded 26 deposit and 12+ withdrawal options, including MiFinity and Skrill, with no fees, a €50 minimum withdrawal and withdrawals “within 12 hours”.

Several complaints describe delayed withdrawals and repeated document requests, so complete verification early. See our guides to MiFinity, Skrill, Bitcoin casinos, why casinos verify your account and fast payout casinos.

Games

Our previous review recorded 6,500+ games from 48+ providers including Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Big Time Gaming and 1x2Gaming, plus live casino, jackpots and a sportsbook. See our guides to online slots and live dealer casinos.

Summary

Bull Casino has a big lobby and plenty of payment methods, but almost everything that matters for safety is unclear or unfavourable. The operator has changed, the licence number linked to it belongs to a different company on the Tobique register, and its own site names no operator or licence that would confirm either. Casino Guru rates it 4.4 out of 10, complaints include a €6,710 confiscation and an ignored self-exclusion request, and inactivity can cost you your balance. We don’t recommend Bull Casino. Our casino blacklist and review policy explain how we assess casinos.

Sources checked 5 October 2026: Casino Guru Bull Casino review (August 2026) and complaint record; Tobique Gaming Commission licence-holder list; Curaçao Gaming Authority licence register (21 September 2026); StarsPlay footer; domain status of bull.casino. bullcasino.com footer and About page (checked 5 October 2026; sign-up unavailable in our location). Bonus and payment details marked “previous review” are from the June 2025 version of this page.