Target market for this review: Greece. Novibet (Gamart Limited) is licensed specifically for, and reported to operate for, players in Greece under the Hellenic Gaming Commission.
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Verification Snapshot
- 🟡 HGC license — Type 1 (000022-LH) and Type 2 (000023-LH), issued 15 June 2021, valid until 15 June 2028, sourced from content on Novibet’s own domain (novibet.gr) as indexed via search, but a live direct fetch of that page returned HTTP 403 during this research
- 🟢 Operator identity — Gamart Limited, Malta company C95282, confirmed consistently
- 🟢 Online-native origin — founded 2010, no land-based origin found
- 🟢 Responsible gambling framework — Greece’s EPOS national self-exclusion register and 21+ minimum age confirmed via multiple independent regulatory/legal sources
- 🟡 Payment methods — reported across a couple of sources, not confirmed against novibet.gr directly
- 🔴 Bonus terms — figures found during research ranged from €500 to €2,000 with no coherent explanation; too inconsistent to report as fact
- ⚪ Games detail, customer support, mobile experience — could not be reliably confirmed / not tested
Quick Verdict
Novibet is a genuinely online-native Greek/Cypriot betting and casino brand, operated by Gamart Limited (Malta) and founded in 2010. Its Hellenic Gaming Commission licenses (Type 1: 000022-LH, Type 2: 000023-LH) are reported with specific numbers and dates sourced from content on Novibet’s own domain, though a live direct fetch of that page failed during this research, so licensing could not be fully live-verified. Bonus figures found during research were too inconsistent across sources to report reliably.
CasinoRadar Verdict: Provisional
Insufficient evidence for a definitive rating — only 4 of 8 scoring categories had sufficient evidence, below CasinoRadar’s minimum of 5. Per CasinoRadar’s methodology, no numerical score is published in this case.
| Category | Weight | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Licensing & Trust | 20% | Strong, not live-verified. HGC Type 1 (000022-LH) and Type 2 (000023-LH) licenses, issued 15 June 2021, valid until 15 June 2028, sourced from content on Novibet’s own domain indexed via search; a live direct fetch attempt returned HTTP 403. |
| Payments & Withdrawals | 15% | Reported. Cards, PaySafeCard, Skrill, and Neteller reported for deposits (minimum €10, daily maximum €5,000 for new players), with withdrawals reported at 1-3 business days. Not confirmed against novibet.gr directly. |
| Games | 15% | Reported, single-source-type. Over 8,500 games reported across slots, table games, and live dealer, but this figure came only from comparison-site content rather than a more authoritative source. |
| Responsible Gambling | 10% | Regulatory-baseline, well corroborated. Greece’s EPOS national self-exclusion register (temporary or permanent, covering all HGC-licensed operators) and a 21+ minimum age — notably higher than the more common 18+ seen elsewhere in this project — are confirmed via multiple independent regulatory/legal sources. |
Bonus Value, Customer Support, Transparency, and Mobile Experience were not scored — insufficient reliable or consistent evidence found during this research.
Casino Facts Table
| Casino | Novibet (novibet.gr) |
| Operator | Gamart Limited (Malta company C95282) |
| License | Hellenic Gaming Commission Type 1 (000022-LH) / Type 2 (000023-LH), issued 15 June 2021, valid until 15 June 2028 |
| Founded | 2010 |
| Target market | Greece |
| Minimum age | 21 (Greece-wide HGC requirement) |
Is Novibet Legitimate?
Strong sourcing, not fully live-verified: Novibet’s HGC licensing detail — specific license numbers, issue date, and expiry date — was sourced from content that appears to be Novibet’s own terms-and-conditions page (novibet.gr), as indexed and surfaced via search. A live direct fetch of that same page returned HTTP 403 during this research, so CasinoRadar could not independently re-confirm the content at the time of publishing. This review also caught and discarded a likely error: one search result mislabeled the regulator as “Gaming Supervision & Control Commission (GSC),” which is inconsistent both with the HGC-prefixed license numbers themselves and with Greece’s actual regulator, the Hellenic Gaming Commission — treated as a summarization artifact rather than reported as fact.
Licensing & Regulation
Greece’s Hellenic Gaming Commission (formerly known as EEEP) directly licenses and regulates online gambling. Novibet, operated by Gamart Limited, is reported to hold a Type 1 online betting license (000022-LH) and a Type 2 license covering online casino and live casino games (000023-LH), both issued 15 June 2021 and valid until 15 June 2028.
Responsible Gambling
All HGC licensees, including Novibet, are subject to Greece’s EPOS (national self-exclusion registry) — once a player registers, all licensed operators are notified in real time and the player is automatically blocked from creating or accessing an account anywhere in the licensed market. Exclusion can be temporary (a few months to a year) or permanent (permanent exclusions cannot be revoked for at least one year). Greece’s minimum gambling age is 21, notably higher than the 18+ standard seen in most other jurisdictions reviewed by CasinoRadar so far. This is confirmed as a regulatory baseline via multiple independent regulatory/legal sources rather than Novibet’s own site, which could not be live-verified for this review.
Bonuses
CasinoRadar found no reliable, consistent bonus figure for Novibet’s welcome offer. Figures found during research ranged from “up to €500 plus 200 free spins” to “up to €1,000” to “up to €2,000,” with no coherent explanation for the spread (unlike, for example, a prior CasinoRadar review where a two-part bonus structure explained a similarly wide-looking figure) — so none of it is reported as current fact here. Do not treat any bonus figure as confirmed unless verified directly on novibet.gr.
Games
Reported: over 8,500 games spanning slots, table games (blackjack, roulette), and live dealer content. This figure came from comparison-site content rather than a more authoritative source, so CasinoRadar treats it as lower-confidence than the licensing and responsible-gambling findings in this review.
Payment Methods
Reported: Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, PaySafeCard, Skrill, and Neteller for deposits, with a minimum deposit of €10 and a daily maximum of €5,000 for new players (adjustable for VIP status). Withdrawals are reported as taking 1-3 business days. None of this was confirmed against novibet.gr directly, which returned HTTP 403 during this research.
KYC & Verification
As an HGC licensee, Novibet would be subject to Greece’s identity-verification and EPOS-check requirements. Specific documentation requirements were not independently verified for this review.
Mobile Experience
CasinoRadar has not conducted hands-on testing of Novibet’s mobile site or app, and no dedicated research into mobile-specific features was performed for this review.
Customer Support
CasinoRadar could not find reliable information on Novibet’s customer support channels for this review.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: HGC Type 1/Type 2 licenses reported with specific numbers and dates, sourced from content on Novibet’s own domain
- Pro: Genuinely online-native since founding in 2010
- Pro: Subject to Greece’s EPOS national self-exclusion register and 21+ minimum age
- Con: A live direct fetch of Novibet’s own terms page returned HTTP 403 during this research
- Con: Bonus figures found during research were wildly inconsistent across sources
- Con: Games, customer support, and mobile experience unverified
Who Is Novibet For?
Players located in Greece who want a genuinely online-native, long-tenured operator with specific, dated licensing information available, and who are comfortable verifying current bonus terms directly on the operator’s own site rather than trusting third-party figures.
Who Should Avoid Novibet?
Players who want a review with a live-verified license page or a firm bonus figure — this review could not fully deliver either, since a direct fetch of Novibet’s own page failed and bonus sources were too inconsistent to report.
Final Verdict
Novibet is a genuinely online-native Greek/Cypriot operator with specific, dated HGC licensing information available from content on its own domain, though CasinoRadar could not live-verify that page during this research (HTTP 403). Responsible-gambling data is well corroborated via Greece’s EPOS framework, but bonus figures were too inconsistent across sources to report, and several categories (games detail, customer support, mobile) lack reliable sourcing entirely — landing this review below CasinoRadar’s 5-category minimum for a published numerical score.
CasinoRadar verdict: Provisional — insufficient evidence for a definitive rating (4 of 8 categories verified). Testing: Research-based.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Novibet legitimate?
It is reported to hold Hellenic Gaming Commission Type 1 and Type 2 licenses with specific numbers and dates, sourced from content on its own domain, though this review could not live-verify that page directly.
What is Novibet’s welcome bonus?
CasinoRadar found wildly inconsistent bonus figures (€500 to €2,000) across sources during research and could not confirm a current, reliable figure. Check novibet.gr directly for current terms.
Why doesn’t this review have a CasinoRadar score?
Only 4 of 8 scoring categories had sufficient evidence, below CasinoRadar’s minimum of 5. See our scoring methodology.
Sources Checked
Operator source (indexed, not live-fetched): content matching novibet.gr’s own terms-and-conditions page, surfaced via search, used for the license numbers and dates; a live direct fetch of the same URL returned HTTP 403 during this research.
Independent/secondary sources:
- Multiple Greek regulatory/legal-information sources — used for EPOS self-exclusion and the 21+ minimum-age requirement.
- Multiple Greece-specific casino-comparison sites — used cautiously for payment-method and game-count details, explicitly labeled as reported/not independently verified; bonus figures from this batch were inconsistent enough to be excluded entirely rather than reported.
Discarded as likely error: a search result mislabeling the regulator as “Gaming Supervision & Control Commission (GSC)” — inconsistent with the HGC-prefixed license numbers and with Greece’s actual regulator name, treated as a summarization artifact rather than fact.
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 novibet.gr’s terms page can be directly loaded.
