Signed up at Nonebet around early winter last year after a mate put me onto it, so this is a few months of actual use, not one session. The lobby's genuinely big — somewhere around 3,500 slots and tables, mostly the usual heavyweights: Pragmatic, NetEnt, Play'n GO, Betsoft and Yggdrasil, and a fair chunk of Big Time Gaming titles. Sweet Bonanza is my default, though I keep drifting back to Bonanza Megaways the past few weeks.
Live dealer side is run by Evolution, and that's fine by me. Live croupiers, tables running 24/7, and the game shows are there too — Crazy Time and Lightning Roulette get busy of an evening. The one thing that bugs me is the timing — on AEST, the busiest tables are aimed at Europe, so some of the low-stakes tables are dead in the morning.
The welcome deal was a 100% match up to A$750 plus 100 free spins drip-fed over a few days, wagering is 40x, which is nothing special but not predatory either. There was a small no-deposit thing at the time — 20 spins or so, nothing life-changing. Read the terms though: there's a bet cap while you're clearing it and I got a warning email once. Offers get swapped around fairly often, so it's worth checking read more if you're weighing it up.
Deposits went through instantly — Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, and crypto if that's your thing. The minimum is $20, sign-up took under five minutes though KYC did come up before my first cashout. Cashouts at Nonebet land same-day on Skrill, bank stuff took three days. Pulled A$1,200 last month with no drama.
Mobile-wise, it's a browser thing mostly and honestly that's fine, though people keep asking about a proper Nonebet app and I don't think there's a native one yet. Support's okay, answered in a few minutes, though the first reply is always a bot. It's a Curacao licence, so it's offshore like most of what we use down here — know what that means.