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REVIEW: Fun Casino Malta
By Dominic PinesLead Author & Content Product Specialist
6.2/10
or 62%GoodScore Naming:Good
The Casino.net Overall Score is calculated automatically and based on hard facts about the operator, as well as on expert and user opinions. by Casino.net
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Fun Casino has a higher web rank than 67% of the casinos we review for Malta.
Our experts ranked Fun Casino lower than 92% of the casinos we review for Malta.
The expert score reflects the combined evaluations of our team members and contributors who collaborated on this comprehensive review. Explore all our expert opinions and insights.
The Fun Casino slot selection features more games than 3.8% of the casinos we review for Malta. The median RTP of Fun Casino slots is higher than 57.7% of operators featured on casino.net. The Slots RTP represents the median RTP of all slots listed at the casino.
Slot RTP:
96%
Payout:
1 - 5 Days
Software:
Evolution,
Relax Gaming,
NoLimit City,
Stakelogic,
NetEnt,
Games Global,
Slingo Originals,
Inspired Gaming,
Gaming Corps,
Hacksaw Gaming,
ELK Studios,
Play'n GO,
Booming Games,
IGT,
NextGen Gaming,
Novomatic,
Amatic,
Big Time Gaming,
Thunderkick,
Red Tiger Gaming,
Pragmatic Play,
Eyecon,
Blueprint Gaming,
Microgaming
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Slots Expert's Opinion
Our slot expert counts what is on offer, names the providers, and judges whether browsing the lobby is straightforward. Branded titles, jackpot pools, missions and tournament formats all form part of the verdict.
What I like:
Useful New Games Category: New releases receive their own category instead of being mixed throughout the complete catalogue. This makes recent additions easier to identify and gives returning players a reason to explore the lobby again. The clear Show All option also lets users expand the selection without searching through unrelated casino products.
Strong Big Bass Presence: Fun Casino carries several recognisable entries from the Big Bass series, including Big Bass Bonanza, Big Bass Splash and Big Bass Football Bonanza. Featuring multiple games from a familiar franchise works well for players who enjoy recurring mechanics and themes while still offering enough variation between individual releases.
Tournament Games Get Visibility: Tournament games have a dedicated lobby area, helping Fun Casino offer more than standard individual slot sessions. Competitive features can add extra purpose to gameplay through rankings, targets and time-limited activity. Giving these titles visible placement also makes the slot lobby feel more energetic and provides another route for regular-player engagement.
Clear Popular Games Section: This dedicated area gives players a quick route into titles receiving attention across the casino. Big Bounty Bandits, 3 Pigs of Olympus 2, Sticky Rabbit and AFK Airport Security were among the games displayed, creating a useful starting point for anyone who does not have a particular slot in mind.
What I don't like:
Limited Technical Game Information: The public game listings do not prominently display RTP, volatility, paylines or key bonus mechanics. Players therefore have little information beyond the game artwork and title before opening a slot. Adding basic specifications would make comparisons easier, particularly for experienced users who choose games according to mathematical profile rather than appearance alone.
Provider Discovery Appears Weak: I could not identify a clear provider-based browsing system within the public-facing lobby. Players who prefer releases from a particular studio may need to search by individual game name instead. A visible provider filter would make a broad catalogue easier to explore and give the software partnerships more prominence.
My recommendations:
Add More Detailed Filters: Fun Casino should introduce filters for provider, volatility, jackpot type, release date, paylines and bonus features. Categories such as Megaways, cluster pays, hold-and-win and bonus buy would also improve discovery. These options would help players narrow the catalogue according to gameplay preferences rather than relying mainly on popularity or artwork.
Upgrade Individual Game Cards: Each tile should show the developer, whether demo mode is available, and a quick specs snapshot covering the details flagged above. A secondary information panel could include release date, minimum stake, maximum stake and principal features. Presenting these details before launch would improve transparency while helping players compare similar-looking slots more efficiently.
Live and Table Games Expert's Opinion
Our live and table games expert assesses how deep the table catalogue runs and how good the live dealer streams are. Minimum and maximum stakes, table access at peak times, navigation and side features all feed into the verdict.
What I like:
Strong Blackjack Variety: Fun Casino offers a healthy range of RNG blackjack options, including Classic Blackjack, Blackjack Neo, Blackjack Sweet 16, 3D Blackjack, Atlantic City Blackjack and Vegas Downtown Blackjack. The selection covers familiar rule sets alongside more distinctive variations, giving both traditional players and anyone seeking something different several suitable choices.
Good Roulette Range: The table-game lobby includes European Roulette, 20p Roulette, Bonus Roulette and Roulette 100 to 1. This combination supports different budgets and playing styles, from lower-stake sessions to versions built around additional features. Players are not restricted to one standard roulette format, which makes the overall line-up feel more considered.
Dedicated Live Casino Lobby: Live dealer games have their own section rather than being buried within the general casino catalogue. This creates a clearer journey for players seeking real-time tables and human presenters. It also keeps live blackjack, roulette, baccarat and the casual game-show formats separate from RNG versions, reducing unnecessary browsing.
Entertaining Live Game Shows: Snakes & Ladders Live, Dream Catcher and Crazy Pachinko bring more variety to the live casino beyond traditional card and wheel games. These entertainment-led titles provide colourful presentation, simple outcomes and a more social atmosphere. Their inclusion should appeal to casual players who find conventional table games less approachable.
What I don't like:
Provider Information Lacks Visibility: The software provider is not immediately clear across much of the public-facing table and live casino lobby. Recognising the studio can help players understand the expected interface, streaming quality and game format. More visible provider information would also make it easier to compare similar blackjack, roulette and baccarat tables, the way Betsson does by naming Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live up front.
Live Filters Need More Depth: The live lobby would benefit from clearer filters for game type, stake range, language and table availability. Players looking for a low-limit blackjack table or a particular baccarat format may otherwise need to inspect several games. A busy live catalogue becomes much easier to use when practical filters are available.
My recommendations:
Display Rules Before Launch: Each game page or information panel should clearly show RTP, betting limits, blackjack rules, roulette format and available side bets. Live tables should also identify the language and whether seats are currently available. Providing this information before launch would make the experience more transparent and reduce unnecessary loading between games.
Separate Traditional and Game Shows: The live casino should divide classic tables, poker variants and game shows into clearly labelled collections. Players seeking blackjack or baccarat could then avoid the show-style games, while casual users could browse products such as Dream Catcher and Snakes & Ladders Live directly. Stronger categorisation would make it easier to find the right game without extra browsing.
Social Media Expert's Opinion
Our social media expert checks which platforms the company uses, how often they post, and how well their content performs. They also look at follower count, brand tone, growth, and whether any channels are inactive or missing.
What I like:
Local Malta phone line: Fun Casino publishes a Maltese support number, +356 2033 0255, alongside its lines for other markets. Reaching a live person on a local-rate call is unusual among casino sites, and it gives Maltese players a direct route to help without relying on chat or email alone.
Long support hours: Live chat runs from 08:00 to 01:00 CET every day, and email support at support@funcasino.com is answered around the clock. A self-serve FAQ backs up both channels for quick questions, giving players three genuine routes to a person beyond the chat schedule's daily hours.
Multilingual site: The site runs in English and Swedish, a pairing that lines up with where Fun Casino holds licences: the MGA in Malta and Spelinspektionen in Sweden. That keeps its two core markets covered without stretching into languages spoken where the casino has no direct footprint.
What I don't like:
No verifiable social presence: The footer carries no social media links at all, and Fun Casino accounts that surface in search results cannot be confirmed as official. That absence matches the operator's own account listings, which show no registered social channels for this market, so there is no verified place to follow promotions or announcements, unlike the properly active Instagram following Energy Casino has built.
iOS app exists, Android is missing: Fun Casino runs a real iOS app rated 4.30 on the App Store, at version 14.0 and a 17.1 MB download, so mobile players on iPhone do have an install option. There is no Android release on record, leaving Google Play users without a native app and stuck with the browser site.
Overnight chat gap: Live chat closes between 01:00 and 08:00 CET, so late-night players fall back on email during that stretch. For a casino, where account and payment issues often surface outside office hours, a seven-hour window without live support remains a meaningful gap worth closing.
My recommendations:
Launch verified channels: Official, footer-linked social profiles would give Maltese players a trustworthy place to follow the brand, and would help push unofficial lookalike accounts further down search results. Right now there is no channel at all, so even a single verified account would close much of this shortfall immediately.
Extend chat to 24/7: Closing the 01:00 to 08:00 CET window would complete an otherwise solid support setup that already includes a working Malta phone line and around-the-clock email. Full 24/7 live chat is a realistic next step, given how close the current schedule already comes to complete coverage.
Bring the app to Android: The existing iOS app is rated 4.30 and reasonably current at version 14.0, so the technical groundwork clearly works. Building an Android release, and linking both apps more visibly from the site itself, would close the one platform hole left in an otherwise complete mobile offering.
Legal Expert's Opinion
Our legal expert verifies the licence, its issue date and its current standing. They read the terms for unclear or one-sided clauses, then assess the responsible gambling tools, dispute resolution route, data handling and any penalties on record.
What I like:
Domestically licensed for Malta: Fun Casino is operated by L&L Europe Ltd under Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2C/211/2011, with the company (C53706) registered in Mosta, Malta. That makes it a genuinely home-regulated Malta casino, protected by its own regulator rather than an offshore body, with CasinoReviews.com named as the ADR service for disputes. Access is limited to players aged 18 and over.
Multi-regulator oversight: Beyond the MGA, the operator also holds a UK Gambling Commission licence (38758) for British players and a Swedish Spelinspektionen licence valid to 2028. Operators answerable to three strict regulators tend to run tighter compliance than single-licence brands.
Established Malta-based group: L&L Europe runs several sister brands, including All British Casino, Yeti Casino and Yako Casino, and describes itself as a Mosta-based employer with over 75 staff and more than two million players. Fun Casino itself has traded since 2017 and won Casinomeister's Best New Casino award in 2018.
What I don't like:
Recurring deposit-bonus complaints: A recurring pattern describes a deposit "glitch" that leaves advertised welcome offers unhonoured, with several similar reports describing the same issue, and one euro-currency player said a five-figure balance was voided over an alleged VPN breach. Not every experience is negative, and some describe a smoother process including quick withdrawals, but the unhonoured-offer pattern is the dominant complaint.
Regulatory history in Sweden: In April 2020 the Swedish regulator issued a warning and a SEK 600,000 penalty over Spelpaus self-exclusion failures in 2019, followed later by a SEK 80,000 reprimand for missing mandatory site information. No MGA or UKGC enforcement action was found, but the record is not spotless.
Malta missing from the bonus FAQ: The operator's own FAQ lists Ireland, the United Kingdom, Sweden, New Zealand, India and South Africa as the countries qualifying for the welcome bonus, and Malta is not among them. Maltese players should confirm promotional eligibility with support before depositing with any offer in mind.
My recommendations:
Respond publicly to unresolved complaints: Several reports of the deposit-bonus issue remain unanswered in public view. Responding directly and visibly, even where a full resolution takes time, would do more to rebuild confidence than staying silent while the same complaint keeps repeating.
State Malta eligibility in plain terms: The promotions FAQ should say explicitly whether players residing in Malta qualify for the welcome offer and ongoing promotions, rather than leaving the home market off the list.
Honour advertised offers reliably: The same bonus opt-in keeps failing at the point of deposit. Whatever the technical cause, fixing that flow and compensating affected players would address the most damaging pattern head on.
IT Expert's Opinion
Our IT expert runs the site through performance testing, looking at load speed, core web vitals and how the encryption is configured. They also review the hosting, the CDN in use, the caching rules and how the pages behave on a phone.
What Works Well
Exceptionally Fast First Paint: First visible content appears in 0.4 s.
Exceptionally Fast Server Response: The origin replies in 90 ms.
Exceptionally Lean Script Count: Only 7 scripts on first paint, among the leanest builds across every market audited.
Exceptionally Lean Main-Thread Footprint: JavaScript needs only 0.8 s of CPU time with a 0.3 s bootup cost.
Effectively Zero Main-Thread Blocking: Total Blocking Time is 60 ms.
Lean DOM: The page is built from around 1,300 visual elements, below the practical ceiling.
Fully Encrypted Delivery: Every file the site serves comes through a protected connection.
Robust Infrastructure: Behind a Nginx tier with Imperva bot-mitigation and WAF protection, with a modern bundler and module federation for route-based code-splitting.
reCAPTCHA Screening: Input forms are checked by Google reCAPTCHA before submission completes.
What Needs Improvement
Catastrophic Largest Contentful Paint: The hero banner isn't fully rendered until 11.7 s, the worst LCP in this audit batch. Despite being marked preload, the banner is a 9 MB CloudFront-hosted image that simply takes that long to download.
Extraordinarily Heavy Page Weight: The page transfers 16.5 MB in total, the heaviest in this audit batch, almost entirely one image.
Catastrophic Imagery Waste: Around 5.47 MB could be saved by right-sizing image variants, plus 3.27 MB by switching to modern formats. The single hero banner is delivered at full resolution when a display-sized WebP would be a fraction of the size.
Severe Layout Shifting: Cumulative Layout Shift is 0.49, well into the "poor" range.
Catastrophic Time-to-Interactive: TTI is 11.7 s, tied to the hero download blocking the load.
Almost Nothing Cached Long-Term: Only 10 resources are flagged short-cached, but the site sets short cache lifetimes globally. Repeat visitors will re-download the multi-megabyte hero every time.
Moderate Volume of Unused JavaScript: Roughly 506 KB of JavaScript is downloaded that is never executed on the landing page.
Recommendations
Fix the 9 MB Hero Banner, Highest Priority By a Wide Margin: The entire performance story is one oversized image. Serve a display-sized WebP or AVIF variant (a well-optimised hero should be 100 to 300 KB, not 9 MB) via srcset. This single fix would take the page from 16.5 MB to roughly 2 MB and LCP from 11.7 s to under 2 s, likely lifting the score into the 0.8+ range given the otherwise-excellent 7-script build.
Stabilise the Layout: Reserve final dimensions for the hero and content blocks (fixed aspect-ratio) so they don't shift as the banner arrives.
Set Long Cache Headers: The globally-short cache lifetimes mean repeat visitors re-fetch the heavy hero. Set long-lived cache headers on all fingerprinted assets, critical given the page weight.
Trim the Unused JavaScript: Around 506 KB of JavaScript is unused on the landing page.
Preserve What's Working: The 0.4 s FCP, 90 ms TTFB, 7-script build, and 0.3 s bootup are the best code-architecture results in this audit batch. The site is a single-image fix away from a strong score.
Lead Author's Summary and Final Rating
Dominic Pines Lead Author & Content Product Specialist
GoodOverall Expert Score6.0/10
Fun Casino is one of the few brands reviewed for this market that is genuinely run from Malta. Licensee L&L Europe Ltd operates out of Mosta under MGA licence MGA/B2C/211/2011, alongside UK and Swedish licences, and even answers a local +356 phone line. The lobby draws on 25 studios, including Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Nolimit City and Hacksaw Gaming, spread across video slots, Slingo, scratch cards and the Mega Moolah and WowPot progressive networks. Evolution supplies the live floor, with roulette, blackjack, Casino Hold'em and baccarat dealt from studios in Malta, Latvia and the UK, and an Altenar sportsbook sits alongside the casino.
Banking covers Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, ecoPayz and Paysafecard, with a €10 minimum deposit and a €20 minimum withdrawal, and the operator claims to process withdrawals within 24 hours. Identity checks apply once cumulative withdrawals reach €2,300. Support is a strong point on paper: live chat from 08:00 to 01:00 CET, 24/7 email, and phone lines including the Maltese number, across English and Swedish. An iOS app is available, but there is no Android release yet, so Android players are limited to the browser site.
Real gaps remain across the experience. Slot listings do not show RTP, volatility or bonus mechanics, and there is no way to browse slots, tables or live dealer games by software provider, so finding a specific studio means searching individual game names. Live chat closes overnight between 01:00 and 08:00 CET, and there is no verified social media presence, leaving players without an official channel for promotions or announcements. The site itself is also slow to load, with a single oversized hero image dragging load times well past what a casino site should take. On the regulatory side, Sweden's regulator fined the operator SEK 600,000 in 2020 over 2019 self-exclusion failures, and a pattern of player complaints describes advertised welcome offers not being honoured at the point of deposit, blemishes worth knowing about even though no MGA or UKGC action has followed.
Dominic Pines is the lead author at Casino.net, with more than six years of experience writing and editing reviews of online casinos, their bonuses, games, payment options and sign-up terms. He studied at the University of Nottingham in the UK, where his interest in poker first developed and later grew into a wider focus on casino strategy, game mechanics and operator quality.
Alongside poker, he knows blackjack and roulette well, which helps when a game’s rules or house edge need explaining in plain words. His reviews are built on what an operator publishes: its licence, its terms and its own figures. The aim is to help players understand what a casino does well, where it could improve and whether the overall experience is worth their time.
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Anyone who moves money by bank transfer will have to bank elsewhere, because Fun Casino does not offer one. What is left is six methods, the two cards with Skrill, Neteller, Payz and PaysafeCard, a short list in a market where most casinos carry eight or more. Deposits are instant from €10, while withdrawals ask €20 and can take five days, so money goes in a good deal more easily than it comes out.
Payment
Min Deposit
Min Withdrawal
Visa
€10
€20
Mastercard
€10
€20
Neteller
€10
€20
Skrill
€10
€20
Payz
€10
€20
PaysafeCard
€10
No Data
Responsible Gambling
Fun Casino is an MGA-licensed casino available to Maltese players, offering responsible gambling tools and player-protection measures. Set your limits and play responsibly.
Self-Exclusion
Yes
Deposit Limit Settings
Yes
Spending Limit Settings
Yes
Time-Out and Gaming Time Reminders
Yes
Self-Assessment Tools
Yes
Gamblers Anonymous
Responsible Gaming Foundation
Fun Casino Company
Company Name
L&L Europe Ltd
Founded
2011
Headquarters
Northfields App 7, Vjal Indipendenza, Mosta, MST9026, Malta
Phone
+35620330255
E-Mail
support@funcasino.com
CEO
Christopher Dalli
Parent Organisation
L&L Europe Ltd
Markets
AG, AR, BM, BO, BN, BF, CM, CV, KY, TD, CL, CO, CR, DK, DO, EG, SV, FI, GE, GL, SE, GB, NZ, OM, PW, QA, SM, UY, IE, ZA
Number of Clients
Not Liste
Conclusion
Fun Casino should be an easy recommendation for Malta: the licensee sits in Mosta under MGA licence MGA/B2C/211/2011, the library spans 25 studios with Slingo and the Mega Moolah and WowPot progressives, Evolution deals some of its tables from Malta itself, and there is even a local phone line. But I cannot ignore the recurring player complaints about advertised offers going unhonoured, the sluggish page speed dragged down by an oversized hero image, nor the Swedish self-exclusion penalty in the operator’s history. The operator’s own FAQ also leaves Malta off its welcome-bonus eligibility list, so confirm promotional availability with the operator before you deposit, and treat this as a games-first casino rather than a bonus play. Start small at the €10 minimum, test a withdrawal early, and let the product earn your trust before your bankroll does.
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