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CasinoTill is an independent English-language guide to online casinos for players in Ireland. We start where your money starts: the cashier, the deposit, the withdrawal and the small print behind every bonus.
Short answerCasinoTill is an affiliate guide written by an independent editorial team, not a casino. We explain payment methods, withdrawals, bonuses and games for Irish players, and we earn a commission from 22BET when readers sign up through our buttons. That commission does not change how we judge a casino or a payment method.
Who we are
CasinoTill is run by a small, independent editorial team of writers and editors who follow online casinos, payments and gambling regulation in Ireland. We write in plain English for adults who want to know what will happen to their euro before they press deposit. We are not a casino, a bookmaker or a payment company: we take no bets, hold no player money and run no player accounts.
The name explains the angle. A till is where money changes hands, and that is where most casino questions begin. Will this site take my Revolut card? How small can my first deposit be? How long until a withdrawal lands in my AIB, Bank of Ireland or PTSB account? What does the bonus really cost in wagering? Most review sites open with the size of the game lobby. We open the cashier first.
How we review casinos and payment methods
Every page answers one practical question, and every review follows the same order. We look at the cashier first: which methods work for deposits and which for withdrawals, what minimums apply, whether fees appear and whether winnings go back to the method you paid with. Then we read the bonus terms line by line, from wagering and maximum bet to game weighting, expiry and withdrawal caps. Finally we check who runs the site, which regulator it names and how it handles identity checks.
Statements about the law come from official sources such as the Irish Statute Book, the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI), Revenue and Citizens Information. Game figures such as RTP come from the studio that made the game, and payment limits and fees from the provider’s own pages. Where we cannot confirm a figure, we say so or leave it out. A missing number is better than an invented one.
What CasinoTill checks and where the facts come from
What we check
Why it matters
Where the facts come from
Deposit methods
Cards, e-wallets, vouchers and bank transfers differ on fees, limits and speed
The casino cashier and the payment provider’s own pages
Withdrawals
A casino is only as good as the day you ask for your money back
Cashier rules and the operator’s terms and conditions
Bonus terms
Wagering, caps and expiry decide what an offer is really worth
The operator’s current bonus terms
Operator and licence
Tells you which company is responsible and who supervises it
The operator’s own disclosures and the GRAI public register
Games
RTP and features can differ between versions of the same title
The game studio’s official page
How CasinoTill makes money
CasinoTill is an affiliate site. The buttons on our pages lead to our partner, 22BET, through a redirect on our own domain. If you open an account through one of those buttons and play, the operator may pay us a commission. You pay nothing extra for using our links.
That commission pays for writing, checking and hosting the site. It does not decide what we say about payment methods, the law or the risks of gambling. The criteria in the table above apply to every page, and we do not soften a fee, a wagering rule or a regulatory fact because a partner is involved.
We are open about the partner itself. 22BET is an offshore operator and does not hold a licence from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland. The welcome offer we show is “+250% on your deposit”; the maximum amount, wagering, eligible games and expiry are set out in the operator’s current terms, so read them on the 22BET site before you deposit.
What we do not do
A guide is only useful if you know its limits. These are ours, and they apply to every page on the site.
We do not take bets, deposits or payments, and we cannot open, close or change a casino account.
We do not promise winnings or sell betting “systems”. Casino games carry a house edge and results are random.
We do not buy, sell or write fake player reviews.
We do not publish bonus amounts, limits or payout times we cannot check.
We do not write for anyone under 18, and gambling content on the site is for adults only.
We never steer readers who have excluded themselves from gambling towards other sites. If play has stopped being fun, our responsible gambling page lists practical tools and Irish helplines.
How we keep pages up to date
Irish gambling law is changing in stages, so dates matter. The Gambling Regulation Act 2024 is being commenced section by section, the first GRAI remote betting licences apply from 1 July 2026, and applications for other licence types, including gaming, are due to open throughout 2027 and 2028. When a new commencement order, licence category or register update appears, we revise the pages it affects.
Payment and game details move too. A provider changes its fees, a studio releases a version of a slot with a different RTP, a casino rewrites its bonus terms. Each page shows the date it was last updated at the bottom. When we correct a mistake, we change the text and the date, and if a figure turns out to be unverifiable we remove it rather than guess.
Readers can help with this. If you notice that a cashier, a fee or a rule has changed since we last looked, an email to the editors is the quickest way to get the page checked.
Get in touch with the editorial team
Questions about a page, a correction or a topic you would like us to cover? Write to editor@casinotill.com, or read our contact page first to see what we can and cannot help with. Problems with a casino account, a deposit or a withdrawal go to the operator’s own support, because only the operator can see and change your account.
How we handle the little data the site processes is set out in our privacy policy, and the rules for using the site are in our terms of use. If you are new to the subject, our guide to casino payment methods is a good place to start.
Frequently asked questions
Is CasinoTill an online casino?
No. CasinoTill is an information and affiliate site. We take no bets and hold no accounts; you play only with the operators we link to, under their own terms.
Who runs CasinoTill?
An independent editorial team of writers and editors who cover online casinos and payments for players in Ireland. You can reach the team at editor@casinotill.com.
How does CasinoTill make money?
Through affiliate commission from 22BET when a reader signs up through one of our buttons and plays. It costs you nothing extra and does not change our review criteria.
Is 22BET licensed in Ireland?
No. 22BET is an offshore operator without a licence from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland. As of October 2026 GRAI licenses betting operators, and licences for online casinos have not yet been issued.
Where do your facts come from?
Law and regulation from official Irish sources, game figures from the studios, payment limits and fees from the providers, and bonus rules from the operator’s current terms. What we cannot verify, we do not present as fact.
How often are pages updated?
Whenever the law, a payment provider, a game studio or an operator changes something a page relies on. The date of the last update is shown at the bottom of every page.
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