Target market for this review: Sweden. ComeOn holds licenses in multiple countries (Sweden, Malta, Denmark, and Ontario per secondary sources) but is confirmed to no longer hold a UK license (see below). Figures here should not be assumed to apply outside Sweden.
How CasinoRadar reviews casinos: Research-based, built primarily from independent industry sources after comeon.com and Spelinspektionen’s register could not be directly queried by this research method, per our source hierarchy. See our full scoring methodology and editorial standards.
Testing status: ⚪ Research-based — no hands-on account, deposit, or withdrawal testing was performed for this review.
Commercial relationship: None for this review — CasinoRadar has no affiliate or compensation arrangement with ComeOn at the time of publishing. See our affiliate disclosure policy.
Verification Snapshot
- 🟢 UK Gambling Commission license status — verified as surrendered/inactive (confirmed 410 Gone, corroborated by 2019 press coverage)
- 🟡 Swedish Spelinspektionen license — reported consistently across multiple sources, not confirmed against the regulator’s own register
- 🟡 Responsible gambling (Spelpaus) — independently reported, consistent with mandatory Swedish requirements, not confirmed on ComeOn’s own site
- 🟡 Bonus terms — single-source reported, consistent with Sweden’s regulatory bonus cap, not confirmed against ComeOn’s own site
- ⚪ Payments, games, customer support — no usable data found; comeon.com returned 403 throughout
- ⚪ Transparency and Mobile Experience — not assessable (site unreachable / not tested)
Quick Verdict
ComeOn is a Swedish-founded operator (2008) reportedly licensed by Spelinspektionen for the Swedish market. This review could not directly confirm that license, though: comeon.com returned an HTTP 403 error on every page attempted, and Spelinspektionen’s own register is a JavaScript search tool this research method couldn’t query. What this review could directly confirm is more limited but still valuable — checking the UK Gambling Commission’s own register showed ComeOn’s old UK account now returns “410 Gone,” and industry press from 2019 corroborates that ComeOn voluntarily exited the UK market that year. That’s a genuinely useful confirmed fact: this review correctly does not treat the UK as a valid target market for ComeOn, unlike some other operators covered elsewhere on CasinoRadar. With only 3 of 8 scoring categories reaching sufficient evidence, no overall CasinoRadar score is published for ComeOn.
Verification status: Limited. One fact (UK license surrender) is directly regulator-confirmed. The core claim for this review’s actual target market — the Swedish license — rests on consistent but unconfirmed secondary reporting. Most operational categories have no usable data at all.
CasinoRadar Score
Provisional — insufficient evidence for a definitive rating.
Only 3 of 8 scoring categories (Licensing & Trust, Bonus Value, Responsible Gambling) had enough evidence to assess at all, and even those rest mostly on secondary sourcing rather than direct confirmation. Per CasinoRadar’s locked scoring methodology, an overall numerical rating is not published below 5 of 8 categories.
| Category | Weight | Finding |
|---|---|---|
| Licensing & Trust | 20% | Mixed. The Swedish license (ComeOn Sweden AB, 20Si2429, reportedly valid to October 2030) is consistently reported but not confirmed against Spelinspektionen’s own register. Separately, and more solidly confirmed: ComeOn’s UK license has been surrendered — the UKGC’s own account record returns 410 Gone, corroborated by 2019 industry-press coverage of ComeOn’s voluntary UK exit. |
| Payments & Withdrawals | 15% | Not enough verified information. No usable data found; comeon.com returned 403 on every page attempted. |
| Games | 15% | Not enough verified information. No usable data found for this review. |
| Bonus Value | 15% | Thin. One source reports a 100% up to €25 + 20 free spins welcome offer, consistent with Sweden’s regulatory cap on casino bonuses (SEK 100, under the 2019 Gambling Act reform) — not confirmed against ComeOn’s own site. |
| Responsible Gambling | 10% | Thin but regulation-consistent. Spelpaus (Sweden’s mandatory national self-exclusion register) integration and deposit/loss limits are reported — required of every Swedish licensee by law, not a ComeOn-specific claim, but not confirmed directly on ComeOn’s own site. |
| Customer Support | 10% | Not enough verified information. No usable data found for this review. |
| Transparency | 10% | Not enough verified information. CasinoRadar could not load any of ComeOn’s own site content (403 throughout). |
| Mobile Experience | 5% | Not enough verified information. No hands-on testing performed; no dedicated research conducted. |
Casino Facts Table
| Category | Information |
|---|---|
| Casino | ComeOn (comeon.com) |
| Operator (Sweden) | ComeOn Sweden AB — per secondary sources, not independently confirmed |
| Founded | 2008, Sweden (ComeOn Group, owned by Cherry AB per secondary sources) |
| License (this review) | Spelinspektionen (Sweden), reportedly 20Si2429, valid to 29 October 2030 — not independently confirmed |
| Regulator | Spelinspektionen (Swedish Gambling Authority) |
| Target market (this review) | Sweden |
| UK status | Formerly UK Gambling Commission-licensed (account 39286); confirmed surrendered/exited the UK market in September 2019 — directly verified via the regulator’s own record (410 Gone) plus corroborating press coverage |
| Minimum deposit | Not independently verified |
| Withdrawal terms | Not independently verified |
| Payment methods | Not independently verified |
| Game providers | Not independently verified |
| Mobile support | Not independently verified |
| Customer support | Not independently verified |
| Responsible gambling | Spelpaus integration and deposit/loss limits reported, consistent with mandatory Swedish requirements — not confirmed directly on ComeOn’s own site |
| KYC | Not independently verified |
| Last verified | 2026-08-13 |
Is ComeOn Legitimate?
Partially verified: CasinoRadar could not directly confirm ComeOn’s Swedish license against Spelinspektionen’s own register (a JavaScript search tool this research method could not query) or against ComeOn’s own site (comeon.com returned 403 on every page attempted). The Swedish license number and 2030 expiry are reported consistently across multiple independent sources, which is worth something, but falls short of this site’s usual “Verified” standard.
What CasinoRadar did directly verify: checking the UK Gambling Commission’s public register for ComeOn’s former UK account (39286) returned “410 Gone” — the record has been removed, consistent with a surrendered license. Multiple 2019 industry-press sources corroborate that ComeOn voluntarily withdrew from the UK market that year, citing high competitive and regulatory costs. This is a genuine, directly-confirmed fact, even though it’s about a market this review doesn’t otherwise cover — it matters because it stops this review from wrongly treating the UK as current for ComeOn.
Licensing & Regulation
ComeOn is reported to hold a Swedish remote-gambling license via ComeOn Sweden AB, regulated by Spelinspektionen. This review targets Sweden specifically because that license could at least be consistently corroborated across sources, unlike the UK, where CasinoRadar directly confirmed the license no longer exists.
Responsible Gambling
Reported, consistent with legal requirements for all Spelinspektionen licensees (not ComeOn-specific generosity): integration with Spelpaus, Sweden’s mandatory national self-exclusion register, plus deposit and loss limits. Not confirmed directly on ComeOn’s own site, which could not be reached during this research.
Bonuses
One source reports a welcome offer of 100% up to €25 plus 20 free spins. This is consistent with Sweden’s regulatory cap on casino bonuses (SEK 100, under the 2019 Gambling Act reform, which applies to every Swedish-licensed operator, not just ComeOn) but was not confirmed against ComeOn’s own site. Bonus terms can change; verify the current terms on ComeOn’s own site before opting in.
Games, Payments, Support & Mobile
CasinoRadar found no usable data on ComeOn’s game providers, payment methods, customer support channels, or mobile experience for this review — comeon.com returned a 403 error on every page attempted, and no reliable secondary source supplied specific, checkable figures for these categories. Treat all of these as unconfirmed.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Swedish Spelinspektionen license reported consistently, with a specific, checkable license number and expiry date.
- Confirmed (not just assumed) to have exited the UK market in 2019, avoiding an outdated licensing claim.
- Spelpaus integration reported, consistent with mandatory Swedish regulatory requirements.
Cons
- comeon.com returned a 403 error on every page attempted — no official source could be directly checked.
- Swedish license itself could not be confirmed against the regulator’s own register.
- Only 3 of 8 scoring categories had sufficient evidence — no overall score published.
- No hands-on testing performed by CasinoRadar.
Who Is ComeOn For?
Swedish players who are comfortable independently confirming licensing and terms directly, given this review could verify relatively little beyond the UK-exit fact.
Who Should Avoid ComeOn?
Players who want a review with a fuller evidence base before choosing — this one has real, substantial gaps. Players expecting ComeOn to be available in the UK — it is not, as of 2019.
Final Verdict
This review’s most solid finding is arguably its least flattering one to write up: CasinoRadar could confirm what ComeOn isn’t (no longer UK-licensed) more confidently than what it is (Swedish-licensed, per consistent but unconfirmed reporting). That is still useful information delivered honestly, and it’s a fair example of why this site would rather publish a thin, accurate review than a fuller-looking one built on assumptions. No overall CasinoRadar score is published, and readers should treat ComeOn’s Swedish license and terms as needing direct confirmation before depositing.
CasinoRadar verdict: Provisional — insufficient evidence for a definitive rating (3 of 8 categories with any evidence). Testing: Research-based.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ComeOn available in the UK?
No — confirmed directly: ComeOn’s UK Gambling Commission account record now returns “410 Gone,” and it voluntarily exited the UK market in September 2019.
Is ComeOn licensed in Sweden?
Reported consistently across multiple sources (Spelinspektionen, via ComeOn Sweden AB), but CasinoRadar could not confirm this directly against the regulator’s own register for this review.
Why doesn’t this review have a CasinoRadar score?
Only 3 of 8 scoring categories had sufficient evidence, well below CasinoRadar’s minimum of 5 for publishing an overall rating. See our scoring methodology.
Does ComeOn offer responsible gambling tools?
Reportedly yes, including Spelpaus integration required of all Swedish licensees — not confirmed directly on ComeOn’s own site for this review.
Sources Checked
Regulator (primary source):
- UK Gambling Commission — former ComeOn/Co-Gaming Limited account — returned HTTP 410 Gone, confirming the license record no longer exists.
Official operator pages: none successfully reached. comeon.com returned HTTP 403 on every page attempted during this research. Spelinspektionen’s own license register is a JavaScript search interface this research method could not query directly.
Independent/secondary sources (supporting evidence only):
- 2019 industry-press coverage (iGaming Business and others) — corroborated ComeOn’s voluntary UK market exit.
- Multiple casino-comparison sites — used for the Swedish license number, bonus terms, and Spelpaus claims, all explicitly labeled as independently-reported/not independently verified in this review. Several near-identical domains all claiming to be ComeOn’s “official Swedish website” (a pattern suggesting a coordinated SEO/doorway network) were encountered and excluded entirely, not cited for any claim.
Last reviewed: 13 August 2026. CasinoRadar reviews are periodically updated because casino bonuses, payment methods, licensing information and terms can change — this review in particular should be re-checked once ComeOn’s own site or Spelinspektionen’s register can be directly queried.
