Play’n GO casinos and where their games are blocked

Roobet holds 7,800-plus games from 86 studios and sends withdrawals the moment they are requested. Duelbits passes 5,000 titles from over 80 providers and processes cashouts immediately, with Play’n GO named next to Relax Gaming and Push Gaming.

Wild.io runs under an Anjouan licence, and half of its July 2026 payouts cleared within 5.1 minutes. Cloudbet, the oldest of these Play’n GO casinos with a 2013 launch, keeps 3,000-plus titles and finishes 90% of withdrawals within 2 minutes.

Roobet publishes the studio’s own country blocks, and Play’n GO switches its games off in 6 European markets there: Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, France, Italy and Sweden. A Roobet account opened in any of those countries shows no Play’n GO slots, and Roobet itself bars the Netherlands and the UK.

Austria, Poland, Norway and Finland stay off that block list. Cloudbet keeps Poland and the Nordic countries open but excludes Austria, and Wild.io turns away Austria along with Germany and Switzerland.

Play’n GO announced its entry into Alberta’s regulated iGaming market on 16 July 2026, under the headline of a stronger Canadian footprint. Its footer also shows the AGCO mark from Ontario. Cloudbet, Duelbits and Roobet hold Curaçao licences, which sit outside both provincial systems.

Canada is open at Wild.io, Cloudbet, Duelbits and Roobet. Duelbits takes Interac for Canadian deposits, and Cloudbet converts an Interac e-Transfer into coins through Swapped. Wild.io and Roobet run on crypto, with Roobet adding cards from $10.

Play’n GO sorts its catalogue into series such as Reactoonz, Rise of Olympus, Sweet Alchemy, Legion Gold and the Wilde Series. Grid Slots, the Joker Series, Music Slots and 100 Games complete the series menu. A Table Games series and Blitzways sit beside them, and the studio adds social casino and land-based sections.

Its about page calls Play’n GO the leading supplier of gaming entertainment to the online casino industry. The studio holds Malta licence MGA/B2B/225/2012, issued on 1 August 2018, and a Gibraltar licence issued on 22 March 2022. Great Britain’s Gambling Commission regulates Play’n GO Malta under account 55949, and the Malta entity is registered in Valletta.