My opinion on Blitz casino is positive, with a clear profile: it is a fun, fully licensed dice specialist from Antwerp, with its own jackpots, an exclusive high-RTP game and withdrawals from €10, but it is not a full online casino and its support is email-only. We score it 4.3/5, eleventh in our Belgian ranking. If dice slots and quick little jackpots are your thing, it deserves a place on your phone. Here is why, and what to watch out for.
What Blitz actually is
Blitz is not an A+ online casino. It is an online gaming hall under a Belgian B+ licence, linked to a physical Blitz hall at Statiestraat 40-44 in Antwerp. The licence holder is SA/NV BLITZ, the Gaming Commission decision dates from 1 July 2020, and the licence runs until 1 July 2029. The site runs on the Gaming1 platform, the same Liège-based technology behind Circus and Casino777, and Gaming1 integrated its sportsbook with Blitz in 2021, so a sports account is available too.
In practice, that B+ licence means the catalogue is built around dice games and dice slots rather than a huge library of classic video slots. Not sure what that means? Our page on dice games in Belgium explains it in two minutes. For the full scoring and licence check, see our Blitz casino review.
What I like: the games you won’t find elsewhere
Blitz has a personality, and it comes from its exclusives. The headline is Money Maker, an exclusive game marketed as the highest-RTP game in Belgium. Then there are the Belgian dice classics: Take it or Not, Mega Wheels and Infinity Dice, plus a range of dice slots. Providers include Air Dice, Pragmatic Play, Betsoft and BF Games.
Two features add spice. The Super Game is a bonus mini-game that triggers on wins above 100 times your stake. Mystery games keep the lobby unpredictable. And then there are the in-house jackpots: Blitz Boom must drop before it reaches €1,000, while Rush Blitz drops every 6 hours. Small, frequent jackpots like these suit players who prefer regular action over chasing a life-changing prize.
One honest gap: Blitz publishes no game count, so I cannot tell you how big the library is. In my view, it is a focused catalogue, not an encyclopaedia.
What I like: payments that suit Belgian habits
Blitz covers the methods people in Belgium actually use: Bancontact, Bancontact One-Click, a QR-code bank deposit, Visa, Mastercard, Paysafecard (Belgian cards only), Skrill and PayPal. Minimum deposit: €10. Withdrawals go by bank transfer or PayPal from €10, or via Skrill or cash in the Antwerp hall from €15.
Timing is decent: most requests are processed within one business day, then take 1–3 business days to reach your bank. Skrill, PayPal and in-hall cash are faster, at up to 24 hours. If you play with prepaid vouchers, note that Blitz only accepts Paysafecard cards bought in Belgium; our Paysafecard casinos guide covers how prepaid deposits work.
| Method | Minimum withdrawal | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Bank transfer | €10 | 1 business day processing + 1–3 days |
| PayPal | €10 | Up to 24 h |
| Skrill | €15 | Up to 24 h |
| Cash in Blitz hall (Antwerp) | €15 | Up to 24 h |
What I don’t like: support and a sloppy help centre
Two things cost Blitz points in my book. First, support is via contact form and email only (support@blitzcasino.be), with a Zendesk help centre in French, Dutch and English. No phone number is listed, no live chat. If you need an answer fast, that is frustrating.
Second, the help centre itself contains licence information that does not match the official register: it mentions an A+ licence and ‘B+4031’, while the Gaming Commission lists blitzcasino.be under B+ dossier 4986. Let me be clear: the register confirms Blitz is properly licensed, so this is not a trust issue. But a brand should get its own licence number right, and that kind of sloppiness is exactly why I always check the register rather than the casino’s own pages.
Finally, there is no birthday offer, and of course no welcome bonus: like every Belgian-licensed operator, Blitz cannot offer one since September 2024. Search for a ‘Blitz casino no deposit bonus’ and you will only find outdated pages.
What you get instead of bonuses
Blitz replaced bonuses with features that keep you engaged without breaking the rules. Quests, launched in 2026, are challenges that unlock rewards as you complete them. Tournaments run on free credits with rebuy and add-on options, so you compete on a level field. Add the Blitz Boom and Rush Blitz jackpots and the Super Game, and there is always something running. The current line-up is on our Blitz promotions page.
How does that compare? Golden Palace offers a richer loyalty club and an even bigger dice-slot range, as our Golden Palace review shows. Bingoal pays out instantly and has a cash-convertible coin system; see the Bingoal casino review. If you want the full A+ experience on the same Gaming1 technology, the Circus Casino review is the step up.
My verdict: a sharp little dice casino
Blitz casino does one thing and does it well: Belgian dice games with exclusive jackpots, on native iOS and Android apps, backed by a licensed Antwerp hall. Withdrawals from €10 and PayPal payouts within 24 hours make it practical. The email-only support and the licence mix-up in the help centre keep it at 4.3/5. My advice: if you enjoy dice slots and frequent small jackpots, sign up at Blitz, deposit €10 with Bancontact One-Click, and try Money Maker first. Full details in the complete Blitz review.
Comparing dice-focused brands? Find out if you can trust Golden Palace, or read whether Bingoal casino is good or bad.
FAQ
Is Blitz casino legal in Belgium?
Yes. Blitz holds a Belgian B+ licence (Gaming Commission dossier 4986) for blitzcasino.be, linked to its gaming hall in Antwerp and valid until 1 July 2029.
Does Blitz casino have a no deposit bonus?
No. Bonuses are banned for Belgian-licensed operators since September 2024. Blitz offers Quests, tournaments, the Blitz Boom and Rush Blitz jackpots and the Super Game instead.
What is the minimum withdrawal at Blitz?
The minimum withdrawal is €10 by bank transfer or PayPal and €15 via Skrill or in cash at the Blitz gaming hall in Antwerp.
Kevin is a Brussels-based casino reviewer who works in French and Dutch and follows the Belgian online gambling market closely: licences, new rules, rebrands and payment changes. He rates every casino against the Kansspelcommissie register, its terms and its payment options, and he never holds back on his opinion.
