Scoras is a brand-new crypto casino that launched in mid-2026, monkey mascot and all. It’s got a genuinely huge game library, some flashy welcome bonuses, and a sportsbook that covers just about every sport on earth. But it also comes with fine print that can quietly trap your money, and a few cases where what the staff say out loud doesn’t match what the written rules say. Here’s the full, honest rundown so you know exactly what you’re walking into.
Official Website
https://scoras.io/
Scoras looks slick and has a lot going for it on paper. Thousands of games, all the big-name providers, crypto-friendly, fast signup, a monkey named Mojo. But it’s very young, it runs on an Anjouan license (about the lightest-touch gambling license there is), and its own terms include clauses that let it hold onto your money. We also found real gaps between the support team’s public promises and the binding rules. Treat this as a “play small and test everything yourself” casino, not a “park your bankroll here” one.
Who’s Behind It
The site is run by Belincore Limitada, a company registered in Costa Rica (registration number 3102931289), based in San Pedro, San Jose. It operates under an Anjouan gaming license, number ALSI-202410044-FI2, issued through Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.
Games
This is easily Scoras’s strongest area.
The slot library is massive, and the provider list is where it really shows off. You’ve got Pragmatic Play, Amusnet, EGT-Digital, NetEnt, Red Tiger, Nolimit City, Hacksaw, BGaming, Betsoft, Yggdrasil, Play’n’GO, Big Time Gaming, Blueprint, Novomatic, Playson, Habanero, Endorphina, Spinomenal, Booming Games, Thunderkick, Kalamba, Relax, Evoplay, and a long, long tail of smaller studios. We counted well over 90 providers. If you have a favorite slot, it’s almost certainly here.
The sorting is sensible too. You can browse by Buy Spins, Jackpot, Megaways, New releases, All Slots, Table Games, and Top Games, and there are theme filters like 777, Animal, Asia, Books, Crystals, Fantasy, Football, and Fruits.
Live casino is well stocked. Baccarat, blackjack, roulette, poker, and game shows like Crazy Time, across a bunch of live-dealer studios and in several languages. Plenty of speed and VIP blackjack and roulette variants.
There’s a full instant games section too: Aviator, Plinko, Mines, Dice, Hi Lo, Balloon, Keno, Goal, Sun Strike, and more, powered by the likes of Spribe, InOut, and TaDa. On top of that you get TV games, bingo, and virtual sports.
Bonuses
Scoras throws out some big headline numbers. Remember that a giant percentage means nothing until you read the wagering terms, and Scoras’s terms are on the tough side.
Casino welcome pack: 450% up to $1,500 plus 350 free spins, spread over your first four deposits. It breaks down like this:
- 1st deposit: 150% up to $500 + 70 free spins on Sweet Bonanza 1000
- 2nd deposit: 50% up to $400 + 80 free spins on Gates of Olympus 1000
- 3rd deposit: 100% up to $300 + 90 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza
- 4th deposit: 150% up to $300 + 110 free spins on Sugar Rush
The catches: wagering is x35 on the first two deposit bonuses and x40 on the last two, and you only get 7 days to clear each one. The free spins are worth just $0.20 each, they don’t drop until you’ve already wagered the matching deposit bonus, they expire in 5 days, and the winnings from them are capped hard ($55, $65, $75, and $100 for the four tiers). Your deposit is also locked until the wagering is done, and the wagering resets if your bonus balance ever drops to the minimum bet. So it’s a lot less generous than “450%” makes it sound.
Daily Wheel of Fortune: spin once a day for random prizes, everything from a cash bonus up to $2,500, a choosable deposit bonus up to 120%, sport bet insurance, up to 100 free spins, and up to 150 “coins” for the bonus shop. The catch is you must have deposited in the last 7 days to spin.
There’s also a Bonus Shop where you spend coins on free bets and free spins, a referral program, and a loyalty/quest system called “Hero.” You get 20 coins just for signing up.
Bottom line on bonuses: the numbers are inflated by short 7-day deadlines and high rollover. If you’re a casual player, most of these will expire before you clear them. If you hate wagering requirements, you can skip the bonus entirely and just play with your own cash.
Deposits
Scoras is crypto-only. You can deposit and withdraw with USDT (both TRC and ERC networks), USDC, ETH, and BTC.
So if you don’t already hold crypto, this casino isn’t for you. And if you play small, watch the network fees, ETH and BTC can eat a tiny deposit alive. Users asked Scoras to add cheaper networks and they said they’re working on it, but for now your friendliest option is probably USDT on TRC.
The default minimum deposit is $5 if the site doesn’t show something different.
Withdrawals
Scoras has a rule buried in its terms that says you must wager your deposit before you can withdraw it, even if you never took a bonus. The general terms put that figure at 70% of your deposit. But when a real player tried to withdraw, the system’s own decline message said 100%.
Here’s what happened. A user deposited a small amount of ETH, won, and tried to cash out. The withdrawal got declined three times. The very first decline reason said, word for word, that he needed to bet at least 100% of his deposit before withdrawing. The next two just said the payment “failed.”
Then the operator jumped into the forum and reframed the whole thing as an “ETH wallet API problem,” a pure technical glitch, and gave the guy $10 compensation. They also asked him to come back and update his post once it was sorted. He later confirmed it was resolved and he got paid.
The rest of the withdrawal rules you should know:
- The default minimum withdrawal is $100 (if the site doesn’t display something lower).
- They give themselves up to 30 banking days to process a payout.
- They can split a single withdrawal into several smaller installments.
- You generally have to withdraw back to the same method and account you deposited with. If you can’t use it anymore, you have to make a fresh minimum deposit with a new method first.
- The maximum single win, including jackpots, is capped at $1,000,000.
- Any win over $50,000 has to be verified and confirmed with the game provider before it’s credited.
For context, the forum reps told users withdrawals are “instant.”
KYC And Verification
On the forum, Scoras said, in bold, that KYC is “not required” to withdraw and only comes up in exceptional cases like suspected fraud. Signup does feel light: just a username, an email or phone number, and a password , plus an 18+ and terms checkbox. No ID or address is asked for up front.
But the written AML/KYC policy says something quite different. Full verification becomes mandatory when any of these happen: your lifetime deposits pass 10,000 euros, OR you request a withdrawal of any amount, OR anything looks suspicious. That middle one is the kicker: by the letter of their own policy, a withdrawal of any size can trigger full KYC, which is the opposite of what support told people in public.
When it kicks in, you’ll need a government photo ID (sometimes front and back), a selfie holding that ID, and a recent bank statement or utility bill (issued in the last 3 months). Your ID can’t be within 3 months of expiring, and you have to be over 18. The broader terms let them go even further and ask for proof of wealth, proof of funds, or a selfie holding a handwritten note, at their discretion, at any time.
So the realistic read is this: you might breeze through small activity without being asked, but the moment you win big, cash out, or trip their system, expect to verify, and don’t assume the “no KYC” line will save you.
Restricted Countries
You can’t play from a bunch of places, and annoyingly, Scoras lists slightly different country sets in different documents, which is sloppy.
The main terms block these: Australia, Austria, Belarus, Comoros, France, Germany, Iran, North Korea, Myanmar, Russia, Spain, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, and USA.
The license page lists a shorter set (Australia, Comoros, France, Netherlands, Spain, UK, USA), plus all FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions. The KYC policy lists yet another overlapping version that adds “and their territories.”
If your country is anywhere near those lists, be careful, because the terms have a nasty clause: if you sign up while you’re restricted, Scoras can treat your deposits as a “gift” to the casino and refuse to give them back, and any payout to you gets treated as sent by mistake. That’s not unique to Scoras, but it’s a rule you really don’t want to trigger.
VPN Usage
The terms flatly ban VPNs, proxies, or any tool that hides or changes your real location.
Here’s why it’s a bigger deal than it sounds. If you use a VPN to get around a country block and then win, they have every justification in their own rules to void your winnings and keep your money. And a VPN won’t help you at cash-out, because that’s exactly when verification tends to happen. If you’re in a restricted country, a VPN is a way to lose money here, not a way to safely get in.
Complaints And Support
If something goes wrong, you’re expected to file a complaint within 10 days of the disputed event, by emailing support@scoras.io. They say they’ll confirm receipt and aim to review within 30 business days. For privacy-related requests, the policy quotes up to 8 weeks.
Support looks to be mostly email. There’s a live chat (a headset icon shows up in the app), but some users reported it wouldn’t load for them. The team is very responsive on the forum right now, but that’s a new casino trying hard to make a first impression, so weigh that accordingly.
Is Scoras a Scam?
Scoras isn’t an obvious scam. The games are real, the providers are legit, and when a withdrawal problem blew up publicly they fixed it and paid the player. But it’s a very young site and its support has made several promises, no KYC on withdrawals, instant payouts, that don’t match the written fine print.
Play only with money you can afford to lose. Keep deposits small until you’ve personally completed a successful withdrawal. Read the bonus terms before you opt in. And never touch a VPN here. Do that, and you can give it a try without taking on more risk than you meant to.
