119 Tsars — casino site with slots, live tables and euro payouts

The account you open at 119 Tsars

119 Tsars is an online casino where you play slots, live dealer tables and card games in euros. The smallest deposit we take is €20. Our shelf holds close to 5,000 slot titles from studios such as NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Play'n GO.

The site has run since 2020, and the styling borrows from palace rooms: crowns, deep purple and a gold trim. We built 119 Tsars for adults who want a wide game shelf, plain bonus rules and money that leaves the cashier without a wait. A new account takes a few minutes to open and can be funded from a card, a wallet or coins on the same screen.

The cashier: methods and timing

You fund the account from the cashier once you are logged in. Cards, e-wallets, bank routes and coins all sit on one screen, and the minimum stays €20 whichever you pick. Deposits land straight away, so a payment made now is playable now.

Payouts start once the account has passed its checks. Wallet and coin requests usually clear inside an hour. Card and bank payouts are slower because a bank sits in the middle, and those generally finish within 24 hours of approval.

Method group	Examples	Money in	Money out
Cards	Visa, Mastercard	Instant	Up to 24 hours after approval
E-wallets	Skrill, Neteller, MiFinity, Payz	Instant	0–1 hour
Bank routes	Trustly, Klarna, bank transfer	Instant to same day	Up to 24 hours after approval
Coins	Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, Dogecoin, Solana, Ripple	Minutes	0–1 hour

The first payout is the one that takes longest, because the account checks run alongside it. Send a photo of your document and a recent address record when you register rather than when you are waiting on money, and the later requests move at the speed of the method alone.

Prepaid vouchers also top up a balance for players who would rather not hand over card details. Withdrawals are capped at €5,000 a day, €15,000 a week and €30,000 a month. A balance larger than that leaves in stages across those windows, and the cashier shows how much of each cap you have used.

Weekly returns for 119 Tsars regulars

Steady play is paid back through offers that come round on a schedule rather than a single bonus at the start. The weekend reload adds up to 30% to a payment made across those two days, to a ceiling of €300. Weekly mystery bonuses arrive with the amount hidden until you claim them, and daily rewards sit in the promotions area for anyone who logs in.

Your second, third and fourth deposits carry match offers of their own, so the opening week of an account is the busiest one for extra funds. Each offer states its own play-through rule on the screen where you accept it.

• Weekend reload — up to 30% on a weekend deposit, to a ceiling of €300
• Weekly mystery bonus — the value is revealed when you claim it
• Daily rewards — collected from the promotions area
• Match offers on the second, third and fourth deposits

Nothing is credited without your click. A bonus you never claim leaves the balance free of wagering, which matters if you plan to cash out the same week you paid in.

When you need an answer from us

Live chat is open every hour of every day. The first reply comes from an automated helper that handles routine questions: where a payout has got to, how an offer is claimed, why a document came back refused. Ask for a person and the chat moves to a human agent.

Email is the second channel and the better one for account business — verification documents, a change of details, a closure request. Written messages leave a record both sides can point back to, which is why anything about money or identity belongs there rather than in a chat window.

Have your account name and the date of the payment ready before you open a chat. It cuts several minutes off any question about a deposit that has not shown up yet.

What our licence covers

119 Tsars runs under an Anjouan gaming licence, number ALSI-202503021-FI1. Games come from the studios named on each title and run on their systems, so no result is calculated here. Your account details are held for verification and payments and are used for nothing else.

Complaints and the route they take

Two subjects account for most of the messages we get: how long a payout is taking, and how a bonus rule was applied. Both leave a paper trail, so both are answerable. We check the cashier record, the terms of the offer you accepted and the state of your verification, then reply with what those show.

A complaint starts in live chat. If the agent cannot settle it there, ask for it to be passed on, and put the same points in an email so the written record is complete. Include the amount, the date and the method: a payout question without those takes an extra round of messages before anyone can look it up.

The reply comes in writing, with the rule it rests on quoted. You can hold us to that, and you can come back to the same thread rather than starting again from the beginning.

The small print worth ten minutes

Two rules decide most disagreements. The first is play-through. Bonus money carries a wagering requirement counted on the bonus and the deposit that unlocked it together, so both amounts have to be staked before the balance turns into cash you can take out. The second is verification, which has to be finished before a first payout leaves.

The welcome match applies to the first payment into a new account and cannot be added later. A VPN is not allowed while you play, because it hides where the account is being used and puts a payout in doubt. The daily, weekly and monthly withdrawal caps apply to everyone and are shown in the cashier.

One account per person is the rule, and a duplicate is closed rather than merged. Money also travels back the way it came where the method allows it, so a card deposit is repaid to that card before any other route is used. Neither rule comes up often, and both exist for the same reason: a payment has to be traceable in both directions.

Every promotion carries its terms on the same screen as the claim button, including its play-through multiplier and any limit on stake size while a bonus is live. Where a rule there differs from a general statement, the rule on the offer is the one that counts.

The shelves: slots, live rooms and tables

Slots take up most of the room. The count sits close to 5,000 titles drawn from dozens of studios, and the filters sort them by studio, by theme or by how volatile the game is. Book of Dead is one of the titles players open most often.

The live rooms run on camera feeds with a dealer at a real table. They open in the same browser as the slots and draw on the same balance, so nothing has to be moved across. Scratch cards and other instant games sit in their own tab for a short session — Scratch Alpaca Bronze is one of those.

Section	What it holds	Studios behind it
Slots	Close to 5,000 titles, from plain three-reel games to bought bonus rounds	NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Yggdrasil
Live rooms	Dealer-run wheel and card tables, filmed live	Evolution Gaming
Table games	Card and wheel games against software, at your own pace	Microgaming, Relax Gaming
High-volatility slots	Titles built around rare, larger wins	Nolimit City

Search works on part of a name, so a half-remembered title is usually enough to find it. Anything you open stays in a recently played row, which saves scrolling back through the filters at the start of the next session. Games can also be opened in demo mode before a deposit, with play money rather than your balance, which is the cheapest way to learn how a feature round behaves.

The studios on the shelf include:

• NetEnt and Play'n GO for the older names players search by title
• Pragmatic Play and Yggdrasil for newer releases and feature buys
• Nolimit City for high-volatility maths
• Evolution Gaming for the live floor
• Microgaming and Relax Gaming across slots and tables

119 Tsars in your hand

The site loads in a phone browser. There is nothing to install: open the address, log in, and the lobby resizes to the screen you are holding. The cashier, the promotions area and live chat all behave the way they do on a desktop.

Slots are built for an upright screen and play in one hand. Live tables are easier with the phone turned sideways, since the video and the betting grid then sit beside each other instead of stacked. A dropped connection does not cost a spin: the round finishes on the studio's side and the result is waiting when you come back.

Deposits work from the phone as well. Wallets are the quickest route there, because they need a password rather than a card number typed on a small keyboard.

Deciding your own stopping point

Gambling is entertainment that costs money, and it only stays that way if the limit is set before the session rather than during it. Support can put a deposit cap on your account, and can close it for a fixed stretch or for good when you ask.

• A deposit cap per day, per week or per month
• A break of a set length, with the account locked until it ends
• Permanent closure of the account
• Age checks at verification, which keep anyone under 18 out

Only adults may hold an account here. If play has stopped feeling like a choice, help exists away from this site: Gamblers Anonymous runs free meetings and an online contact route, and it costs nothing to use.

Five answers before you sign up

How old do I have to be to play?

Eighteen is the floor, and the age on your document has to match the account. Verification runs before a first payout, so an account opened with the wrong date of birth is caught then rather than at sign-up.

What is the smallest deposit, and what can I pay with?

€20 is the minimum on every method. Cards, wallets such as Skrill and Neteller, bank routes including Trustly and Klarna, prepaid vouchers and a range of coins all sit in the cashier, and each credits the balance straight away.

How does the wagering on a bonus work?

Bonus money is not cash until it has been played through. The requirement counts the bonus and the deposit that unlocked it together, so both amounts pass through games before the balance can be withdrawn. Each offer prints its own multiplier on the claim screen.

How fast is a withdrawal?

Wallet and coin payouts usually reach you inside an hour of approval. Card and bank payouts take up to 24 hours, because a bank clears them. Verification has to be complete first, and caps of €5,000 a day, €15,000 a week and €30,000 a month apply.

Why the crowns and the palace styling?

The name points at imperial royalty and the design follows it: crowns, deep purple and gold across the lobby. It is decoration rather than a game mechanic. The styling changes nothing about the odds, the rules or the payouts of any title on the shelf.