Bubbles Bet Casino

Review Date: January 2026 | Status: Active

Who is Behind the Curtain? Ownership & Corporate Structure

We began our investigation by tracing the corporate ownership chain. According to registered documentation and Terms & Conditions disclosure, Bubbles Bet Casino operates under SUPERNOVA CONSULTING EOOD Ltd.

SUPERNOVA CONSULTING EOOD is a Bulgarian-registered entity (EOOD stands for “Ednolichno Druzhestvo s Ogranichena Otgovornost” – a single-member limited liability company under Bulgarian law). This corporate structure is noteworthy for several reasons:

• Jurisdictional Advantage: Bulgaria offers favorable corporate taxation and limited disclosure requirements for beneficial ownership.
• Network Analysis: Our investigation found no substantial operational history for SUPERNOVA CONSULTING EOOD beyond gambling operations. The company does not appear to operate legitimate consulting services despite its name.
• Shell Company Indicators: The entity exhibits characteristics consistent with single-purpose vehicle companies – created specifically to operate gambling sites while insulating beneficial owners from regulatory reach.

Critical Finding: Unlike established operators such as Aspire Global, EveryMatrix, or even controversial networks like Rabidi N.V., SUPERNOVA CONSULTING EOOD lacks transparency regarding its beneficial owners, operational infrastructure, or financial backing. We found no public filings, executive profiles, or verifiable business addresses beyond registered agent services.

Name Hijacking Assessment: While we found no evidence that Bubbles Bet is directly impersonating an established UK or EU gambling brand, the generic naming convention (“Bubbles Bet”) combined with aggressive SEO targeting creates potential confusion with legitimate gaming operations. This is a common tactic used by offshore operators to rank in search results alongside regulated brands.

The License Check – Curacao’s Black Box

We conducted a systematic verification of the stated license: Curacao Master License 45571142EU.

Verification Process:

1. We navigated to the Bubbles Bet Casino footer and located the license seal.
2. The seal displayed a Curacao eGaming license number but provided no clickable validator link.
3. We manually searched the Curacao eGaming validation database using the license number 45571142EU.
4. Result: No independent confirmation of active license status could be obtained through public validators.

Critical Assessment: The absence of a functional validator link is a significant red flag. Legitimate Curacao-licensed operators (such as those under Gaming Curacao or Antillephone N.V. sub-licenses) typically provide direct validation links. When these links are absent or non-functional, it indicates one of three scenarios:

• The license is inactive or suspended
• The license number is fabricated
• The operator is operating under a sub-license arrangement with minimal oversight

Curacao Licensing Reality: Even if the license were fully valid and active, players must understand what Curacao licensing does NOT provide:

• No Player Protection Ombudsman: Unlike UK Gambling Commission, MGA, or Swedish Spelinspektionen licenses, Curacao offers no independent dispute resolution service.
• No Financial Safeguarding: Player funds are not held in segregated accounts or protected by compensation schemes.
• Minimal Enforcement: Curacao regulators rarely investigate player complaints or enforce Terms & Conditions fairness standards.
• No Responsible Gaming Oversight: Operators can legally target self-excluded players from other jurisdictions.

The audit data specifically notes that Terms & Conditions have been flagged as “unfair and predatory” by independent reviewers. This would trigger immediate regulatory action under UKGC or MGA oversight, but Curacao licensing imposes no such standards.

Reputation Analysis – The Trustpilot Paradox in Action

Our reputation investigation reveals a stark contradiction that we term the “Trustpilot Paradox” – where aggregate scores mask critical failure patterns.

The Positive Narrative (Promo Site Claims):

Several affiliate sites promote Bubbles Bet with claims of “strong reputation” and positive user experiences. These reviews emphasize game selection, bonus offers, and user interface design.

The Evidence-Based Reality:

When we examined complaint databases and independent review platforms, a different pattern emerged:

Pattern Analysis – Documented Player Complaints:

Case 1: UK Player – Verification Loop Denial

A UK-based player submitted complete KYC documentation (passport, proof of address, payment verification). Despite initial approval confirmation, the withdrawal was subsequently declined. When the player resubmitted documents, they entered a verification loop where each document submission resulted in requests for additional documentation. The account was eventually restricted with funds confiscated under vague “Terms violation” claims.

Critical Finding: This player should not have been able to register from the UK in the first place, as UK residents require UKGC-licensed operators. The fact that Bubbles Bet accepted UK registration, deposits, and wagers, then used regulatory restrictions as grounds for confiscation represents predatory operation.

Case 2: German (NRW) Player – Two-Week Delay on €700 Withdrawal

A player from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, experienced a 14-day delay on a €700 withdrawal. The withdrawal was eventually processed only after the player filed a formal complaint with Casino Guru. No explanation was provided for the delay.

Analysis: The disproportionate delay on a relatively modest withdrawal amount (€700) suggests either severe liquidity issues or deliberate delay tactics designed to encourage players to reverse withdrawals and continue gambling.

Case 3: High-Value Disputed Winnings

Casino Guru’s black points calculation indicates disputed amounts that are disproportionately high relative to the casino’s stated size and revenue. This mathematical discrepancy suggests either:

• The casino is confiscating winnings at rates inconsistent with legitimate operation
• The casino lacks sufficient capitalization to honor large wins
• Systematic Terms & Conditions abuse to void legitimate winnings

Private Investigation Groups: The audit data references private player protection groups that classify Bubbles Bet as a “pure scam.” While we maintain investigative objectivity, the consistency between formal complaints and community reports cannot be dismissed.

The Withdrawal Matrix – Payment Processing Reality

We analyzed withdrawal processing based on documented player experiences and stated Terms & Conditions:

Critical Issues Identified:

1. Verification Weaponization: While KYC requirements are standard for licensed operators, documented cases show Bubbles Bet employing verification as a denial mechanism rather than a compliance procedure. The pattern of approved documents later being rejected indicates bad faith processing.

2. Excessive Fee Structure: The Terms & Conditions permit fees up to 8% on multiple withdrawals within a calendar month. This is significantly higher than industry standards (most legitimate operators charge 0-2% or fixed fees of €1-5). This fee structure discourages withdrawals and traps player funds.

3. Complaint-Dependent Resolution: The NRW player case demonstrates that withdrawals were processed only after formal complaint escalation. This indicates that routine withdrawal processing is deliberately obstructed, with resolution occurring only when reputational risk is elevated through public complaints.

4. Size-to-Dispute Ratio Anomaly: Casino Guru’s methodology assigns black points based on disputed amounts relative to casino size. Bubbles Bet’s 1,645 black points from only 3 documented complaints suggests each complaint involves disproportionately high amounts – a pattern inconsistent with random technical issues and consistent with systematic confiscation.

Predatory Targeting & Regional Risks

The NonGamStop Strategy:

Our investigation confirms that Bubbles Bet is actively promoted on NonGamStop and NonUKGamblingSites platforms. These sites explicitly market to UK players who have self-excluded through GamStop, the UK’s national self-exclusion scheme.

Why This Matters:

Players who register with GamStop have identified themselves as problem gamblers requiring protection. UK law prohibits gambling operators from targeting these individuals. By deliberately marketing through NonGamStop portals, Bubbles Bet demonstrates:

• Willful exploitation of vulnerable players
• Deliberate circumvention of UK consumer protection laws
• Predatory business model dependent on problem gambling revenue

The Legal Trap: Players from the UK, Netherlands (especially post-Cruks), and Germany who register at Bubbles Bet exist in a legal gray zone:

1. They violate their home country’s gambling laws by using unlicensed operators
2. Bubbles Bet violates those same laws by accepting their registration
3. If disputes arise, Bubbles Bet can claim the player violated Terms & Conditions by registering from a restricted territory
4. The player cannot seek legal recourse through their home courts because they engaged in illegal gambling
5. Curacao regulators will not intervene on behalf of players from jurisdictions where the operator has no legal standing

This creates a perfect enforcement vacuum where the operator faces no consequences for confiscating funds, and the player has no recourse for recovery.

Accessibility Contradiction: The audit data notes that Bubbles Bet’s Terms & Conditions list certain jurisdictions as restricted, yet the website remains technically accessible from those regions. This contradiction serves the operator’s interests:

• If a player wins, the operator can claim Terms violation and confiscate funds
• If a player loses, the operator retains deposits and wagers
• The operator assumes zero risk while maintaining maximum flexibility to void obligations

Final Verdict: Risk Classification

Based on our forensic investigation, we classify Bubbles Bet Casino as follows:

Specific Risk Warnings:

For UK Players: You are violating UK law by gambling with unlicensed operators. If Bubbles Bet confiscates your winnings, you will have zero legal recourse. The UK Gambling Commission cannot assist you, and Curacao regulators will not intervene. Do not deposit.

For Dutch Players: Following the implementation of the Cruks self-exclusion system and KOA (Kansspelautoriteit) enforcement, unlicensed operators are illegal in the Netherlands. Bubbles Bet specifically targets Dutch players who have self-excluded. Any winnings can be confiscated under Terms violations with no dispute resolution available.

For German Players: The 2021 State Treaty on Gambling (Glücksspielstaatsvertrag) restricts online gambling to licensed operators. Bubbles Bet lacks German licensing. North Rhine-Westphalia has particularly aggressive enforcement. The documented case of a 14-day delay on €700 demonstrates payment unreliability.

For All Players: The combination of unverifiable licensing, shell company ownership, documented complaint patterns, and predatory targeting creates an operational profile consistent with high-risk gambling operations. The Casino Guru Safety Index of 3.6/10 places this operator in the bottom tier of online casinos.

Recommendations

If You Are Considering Registration: We recommend selecting an operator licensed by UKGC, MGA, Spelinspektionen, or KOA, where player funds are protected, disputes can be independently mediated, and regulatory oversight ensures Terms & Conditions fairness.

If You Have an Active Account with Pending Withdrawal:

1. Document all communications with screenshots and email archives
2. Submit formal complaints to Casino Guru and AskGamblers to create public records
3. Do not submit additional deposits under any circumstances
4. If verification is requested, submit documents once through official channels and retain proof of submission
5. If entering a verification loop (repeated document requests after initial approval), escalate immediately to public complaint platforms

If Your Winnings Have Been Confiscated: Given the Curacao licensing jurisdiction and your likely status as a player from a restricted region, legal recourse is limited. Focus efforts on public complaint documentation through Casino Guru, Trustpilot, and community forums to create reputational pressure. In rare cases, operators will settle disputes to avoid reputational damage, but this is not guaranteed.

Conclusion

Bubbles Bet Casino operates in the high-risk tier of online gambling. The unverifiable Curacao license, opaque Bulgarian corporate ownership, documented patterns of verification manipulation and payment delays, and deliberate targeting of self-excluded players create a risk profile that warrants extreme caution.

The forensic evidence does not support a definitive classification as a pure scam operation (which would involve complete non-payment to all players), but the documented complaint patterns, predatory Terms & Conditions, and targeting strategies indicate an operator that prioritizes revenue extraction over player protection and fair operation.

Our investigation concludes with a clear recommendation: Players should avoid Bubbles Bet Casino and select operators with transparent ownership, verifiable licensing from reputable jurisdictions, and established track records of fair play and reliable payment processing. If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling, support is available through GambleAware.

This forensic report was compiled using publicly available complaint databases, regulatory filings, Terms & Conditions analysis, and documented player experiences. Last updated: January 2026.