A bit of history
The history of ElectraWorks Ltd goes back to 1997 when the original founders set up their startup brand Betandwin, which went on to become the Bwin brand that we all know today. Early success gave the iGaming company a solid foundation with which to carry on building their casino and sports betting platforms, and so it was only a matter of time before the giants of the industry started knocking on the door, and this was the case with GVC Holdings.
ElectraWorks Limited has its offices registered in Gibraltar which is also where they have one of their iGaming licenses registered, and this runs alongside their UK, Denmark, Sweden, and Spain gaming licenses as well. Sitting under the ownership of GVC has clearly helped them to broaden their horizons with a mixed portfolio of gaming and betting sites that target multiple countries and jurisdictions. Below is the current gaming license setup for the ElectraWorks operator:
- Gibraltar Gambling Comission
- UK Gambling Commission
- Danish Gambling Auhtority
- Swedish Gambling Authority
- Spanish Gambling Authority
Online casinos from ElectraWorks Ltd
The collection of gaming licenses that the company has managed to secure gives them a wide range of markets to target, and although the list of restricted countries does start to add up, many of the top gambling areas of the world are included. The UK license speaks for itself and allows the likes of the Bwin brand to accept players from the United Kingdom. The licenses from Gibraltar, Denmark, Sweden, and Spain then give the brand access to many other areas within Europe and further afield as far out as New Zealand. A mix of languages such as Danish and Polish and the Argentine pesos and Russian rubles currencies prove the global accessibility of the operator and its brands.
A top iGaming casino operator is always backed up by a solid collection of games and this can be found at the ElectraWorks gaming sites. Evolution, Microgaming, and Quickspin are just some of the names found to be supplying games to their casino lobbies. You can rest assured that all gaming options can be found from slot machines to table games to live dealers, and many of their brands include a full sports betting platform as well. Below you can find just some of the current brands under the operation of ElectraWorks Ltd.
Current ElectraWorks Ltd Brands:
- Bwin Casino
- Sportingbet Casino
- Party Casino
- Party Poker
- Foxy Games
- Foxy Bingo
- Carnival Casino
- Club Dice Casino
- Noble Casino
- Casino Las Vegas
- Gamebookers
- SCasino
- Casino Club
- Crystal Club
- Cheeky Bingo
- Betboo
- Vistabet
It's important to note that GVC Holdings through its subsidiary ElectraWorks took over another huge name in the online bingo market - Cozy Games. Less than two years later, in mid-2020, the company decided to close all the brands under the Cozy Games banner. So, if you open the list of active domains of the UKGC license held by ElectraWorks, you'll find a lot of inactive ones like WowBingo, Think Bingo, and Bobs Bingo.
This is what you can expect from ElectraWorks Limited casinos
We have confirmed the obvious quality of the gaming experience found at a typical ElectraWorks casino, but you can also expect a lot more in terms of promotions, bonuses, and rewards. New players can claim the usual welcome package of bonus money and free spins, and once you become a full member then a range of offers will open up for you. Tournaments, daily offers, cashback deals on losses, and also the ‘Daily Drops & Wins’ from Pragmatic Play shows us that network promotions are accessible.
Understanding your banking options is a little tricky and you will need to click through to the FAQ section to find the list of options. Once you do get there then you will see a long list of deposit and online casino withdrawal methods, with all the popular global choices such as Mastercard and Visa as well as various e-wallets and instant banking options like Skrill and Interac. The customer support section is also hidden away on some of their sites. You will need to click through to their FAQ page to find the live chat button, with other support options including email and direct messages via their Twitter social media profile.
