Cashpoint is listed in the reviewed record under operator Cashpoint Malta Ltd., with 2017 recorded as its setup year. Denmark license is recorded. 1 countries are listed as available, including Denmark.
Cashpoint Betting Experience
21 betting categories are documented, among them American football, Aussie rules, Baseball, Basketball. No betting margin or market count is documented alongside the category list. The reviewed record is the sole source for this profile and omits promotional and limit details. Players comparing brands should weigh the documented facts against current operator terms. Country availability describes recorded access rather than product depth. Cashier behaviour cannot be compared until the operator publishes fuller terms. The category list describes breadth, not the depth of markets within each sport.
Platform Design & Usability
The payment list includes Bank Transfer, MasterCard, paysafecard, Skrill, Visa. Account currencies on record: Danish Krone.
No iOS or Android app is recorded. Deposit and withdrawal support, fees and processing times are not specified in the record.
Brand Positioning & Appeal
The verifiable anchors here are Denmark license is recorded, 5 payment rails. The record does not establish a welcome offer, stake limits or responsible gambling controls, and those details require confirmation before any deposit. No betting margin or market count is documented anywhere in the record. Promotional terms, stake limits and payout ceilings are absent from the reviewed data. The record does not state which payment rails support withdrawals, if any.
Pros and cons
Pros
Active licence entry: Denmark in the reviewed record
5 payment methods including Bank Transfer
Skrill available among the listed rails
Account currencies listed: Danish Krone in the reviewed record
21 sports categories in the record
Cons
Betting margin absent from the reviewed data
Withdrawal processing times not documented in the reviewed record
American footballAussie rulesBaseballBasketballBeach volleyballBoxingCricketCyclingDartsFloorballFootballFutsalGolfHandballIce hockeyMotorsportsRugbySnookerTable tennisTennisVolleyball
Frequently asked questions
5 answers
Is Cashpoint safe and legal to use?
1 licence entry is recorded for Cashpoint. Legal access depends on local rules, which should be checked with the relevant authority before opening an account.
What payment methods does Cashpoint accept?
The reviewed record lists: Bank Transfer, MasterCard, paysafecard, Skrill. Deposit and withdrawal support, fees and limits are not documented per method and should be confirmed with the operator.
How long do Cashpoint withdrawals take?
No withdrawal processing time appears in the reviewed record for Cashpoint. Timing depends on the payment method and verification checks, so the operator's current terms should be consulted.
What are Cashpoint's betting limits?
The reviewed record does not specify betting limits for Cashpoint. Stake and payout restrictions may depend on the account, event and market under the terms currently in force.
What responsible gambling tools does Cashpoint provide?
The reviewed record does not document specific responsible gambling tools for Cashpoint. Account-level controls should be checked on site, and independent support such as GambleAware remains available to players.
User comments
5 published
KKKK
AT
The fairest bookmaker ever regarding payouts, even if they make a mistake in their odds they pay. But the limits they set after you win a couple of bets are really ugly. For the fairness I gotta give a 5, for the limits I gotta give a 2, I am gonna give out 4 Points here.
totoboy
NL
2/5
Cashpoint is a real life bookmaker with offices in the Centre of Europe. They hang around a long time but are not the bookmaker for the all round European player. Aimed at the center of Europe, Cashpoint is not attractive for e.g. UK-players. Although they are a serious bookmaker, reliable and steady, they are not the online bookmaker which you are looking for. Not all competitions, not all the bets. Their advantage is their offices which offer payouts right after the match.
Billy Bloggs
AU
Excellent bookmaker, has good sportsbook odds, good limits and easy to deal with, I have had a hot run with wins on this site and never a problem with withdrawals. They are in my top 3 of bookies.
khonper
SE
1/5
BAD. After one month they closed my account, I didn’t have any big wins. But they refused 60$ bets many times at low odds. I didn’t get a chance to get my bonus because of that. Will see if I get my account money back.
coucou
GR
1/5
Many bookmakers are not honest…they advertise themselves as reputable, but when the moment comes to withdraw funds or to yield the bonus, they express their real quality…cashpoint is another one bookie who steal the loyalty bonus…in all these years betting as a punter only with Betfair was I satisfied.
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The fairest bookmaker ever regarding payouts, even if they make a mistake in their odds they pay. But the limits they set after you win a couple of bets are really ugly. For the fairness I gotta give a 5, for the limits I gotta give a 2, I am gonna give out 4 Points here.
Cashpoint is a real life bookmaker with offices in the Centre of Europe. They hang around a long time but are not the bookmaker for the all round European player. Aimed at the center of Europe, Cashpoint is not attractive for e.g. UK-players. Although they are a serious bookmaker, reliable and steady, they are not the online bookmaker which you are looking for. Not all competitions, not all the bets. Their advantage is their offices which offer payouts right after the match.
Excellent bookmaker, has good sportsbook odds, good limits and easy to deal with, I have had a hot run with wins on this site and never a problem with withdrawals. They are in my top 3 of bookies.
BAD. After one month they closed my account, I didn’t have any big wins. But they refused 60$ bets many times at low odds. I didn’t get a chance to get my bonus because of that. Will see if I get my account money back.
Many bookmakers are not honest…they advertise themselves as reputable, but when the moment comes to withdraw funds or to yield the bonus, they express their real quality…cashpoint is another one bookie who steal the loyalty bonus…in all these years betting as a punter only with Betfair was I satisfied.