Minimum Deposit Casinos: Every Threshold Compared

How Minimum Deposits Work Across Casinos

A minimum deposit is the smallest amount an operator lets you fund a real-money account with. It varies widely across the online casino industry — from a genuine €1 or €5 at some operators to €50 or higher at others — and the figure alone tells you very little about an operator’s quality, only about the size of the financial step required to start playing. This page compares every threshold this site covers, €1 through €50, against what our five reviewed brands actually claim, and lays out exactly how confident we are in each number.

The short version, stated up front rather than buried at the bottom: the minimum deposit at KokoBet, JustBit, Betory, BinoBet and Mama is €20 — the same at all five. The welcome bonuses sit a step higher at most of them: €30 per qualifying deposit at KokoBet, BinoBet and Mama, €30 to €40 at Betory, and €20 at JustBit.

Threshold by Threshold, €1 to €50

€1. Rare across the industry generally and not offered by any of our five brands. Where a genuine €1 floor exists elsewhere, it’s usually tied to one specific payment rail’s own processing floor rather than a house policy. See our €1 deposit casinos page for the full explanation.

€3. Slightly more common than €1, still tied to specific voucher or e-wallet floors where it does exist, and still not offered by any of our five brands.

€5. The most-searched low-budget figure in this category, and a genuinely realistic minimum at plenty of operators across the wider market — just not at any of the five we cover. See €5 deposit casinos.

€10. The closest threshold below our brands’ real floor — half the €20 all five ask. Still not a match at any of the five, but a meaningfully smaller gap than €1–€5.

€20. The first real match: all five brands — Mama, Betory, JustBit, KokoBet and BinoBet — set their minimum deposit here, and JustBit’s welcome bonus starts here too. See €20 deposit casinos for the full brand-by-brand breakdown.

€30. Not an account minimum at any of the five, but the welcome-bonus threshold at KokoBet, BinoBet and Mama, and the first of Betory’s three qualifying deposits (€30, €35, €40).

€50. The point where every one of the five brands clears its minimum and its welcome-bonus threshold with room to spare, and where the more useful question shifts from “does this brand match” to “what does a bigger deposit actually unlock” — see €50 deposit casinos.

Market Reach: A Separate Filter From the Deposit Figure

A deposit threshold only matters if the operator serves your market at all, so it’s worth reading alongside the figures above rather than after them. All five brands are placed against the Netherlands. One brand adds a further gate on top of its placement: KokoBet’s own terms document, located on a mirror rather than koko. bet directly, names the Netherlands among territories its residents cannot register from at all — covering both markets KokoBet is placed against in our coverage. No comparable restriction appears in any Mama, Betory, JustBit or BinoBet document we could open.

Why the Threshold You Search Matters Less Than the Confidence Behind It

A low number isn’t automatically more trustworthy than a higher one. Whether a minimum is €1 or €50, what determines how much you should rely on it is whether it is the brand’s own stated figure or one someone else compiled — and for all five of our brands it is the brand’s own: €20, with the welcome-bonus minimum set separately above it at four of the five.

Comparing thresholds side by side surfaces the real gap faster than reading pages one at a time. Seeing €1 through €50 laid out together makes it obvious, in one glance, that our five brands sit together at €20 rather than scattering across the whole range.

A wider search than one specific figure gives you more realistic options. If €5 specifically doesn’t exist at a brand you’re interested in, knowing the next-closest real figure — €20 — is more useful than continuing to search for a number that isn’t there.

Choosing a Threshold That Fits Your Budget

1. Start from your real budget, not the lowest number you’ve seen advertised. A €1 search rarely lands anywhere real in this category; €20–€30 is the realistic range for the five brands this site covers.
2. Treat the account minimum and the bonus minimum as two numbers. All five brands accept €20, but only JustBit’s welcome bonus starts there; KokoBet, BinoBet and Mama ask €30 per qualifying deposit and Betory €30 to €40. Check which one you need before you fund an account.
3. Check the payment method alongside the deposit figure. A general account minimum and a rail-specific one aren’t always identical — see each threshold page’s payment-methods table for the brand-by-brand breakdown.
4. Don’t let the deposit figure stand in for the questions that matter more. Licence status, payout speed and independent review history tell you far more about an operator than how low its minimum happens to be.
5. Use the threshold pages to compare, not just this summary. Each of the eight linked pages goes deeper on its specific figure — the mechanics, the payment methods, and the honest state of the gap where one exists.
6. Check market eligibility before comparing deposit figures at all. A threshold that matches your budget is moot if the operator’s own terms exclude your market — KokoBet’s own mirror terms name four of our the Dutch market as barred entirely.

Our Five Partner Brands’ Claimed Minimums, Compared

On the account minimum there is no differentiation at all among our five brands: €20 at every one. The differences sit in the welcome-bonus threshold — €20 at JustBit, €30 at KokoBet, BinoBet and Mama, €30 to €40 at Betory — and in payment access: iDEAL at BinoBet, JustBit and Mama but not at KokoBet or Betory, while all five take cards, Apple Pay, the Dutch banks and crypto.

How Deposit Minimum Compares to Launch Year and Reputation

None of the other measures this site tracks moves in step with deposit minimum — with the same €20 at all five, it cannot. Launch years run from 2021 (JustBit) through 2024 (KokoBet) and 2025 (Betory, BinoBet) to 2026 (Mama), all at the same floor. Independent review history varies just as widely: JustBit carries the best Trustpilot record of the three brands with a profile (3.4/5) and KokoBet the worst (1.7/5), at identical minimums. Deposit minimum, launch year and reputation are three separate measures in this portfolio, not one proxy for the other two.

Deposit Size and Game Access

None of the five brands ties which games you can play to how much you deposit at account opening — the category lists each operator publishes (slots, table games, live casino, and a sportsbook at four of the five) apply the same way regardless of deposit tier. What deposit size affects is how far your balance stretches: a low-stake slot at €0.10 a spin makes a €20 deposit go considerably further than a table game with a typical €1–€5 minimum bet does.

Minimum Deposits: What Checks Out, and What Doesn’t

What checks out. Our five brands share the same €20 minimum, a genuinely low-budget figure by industry standards even without matching the €1 or €5 figures many players search for first, and the welcome bonuses ask between €20 and €40 per qualifying deposit.

What doesn’t. The €20 floor does not unlock the welcome bonus at four of the five — only JustBit’s package starts there. None of the eight thresholds below €20 in this series — €1, €3, €5, €10 — is actually offered by any of the five brands.

What Independent Reviews Show, Across All Five

Three of our five brands carry a Trustpilot profile on their own domain, checked 5 August 2026: JustBit at 3.4 out of 5 across 615 reviews, BinoBet at 2.5 across 189, and KokoBet at 1.7 across 53 — the lowest of the three, and the only one with zero operator replies among its 20 most recent reviews. Betory and Mama carry no Trustpilot profile at all, an absence we record rather than average into a score. Laid out against the deposit table above, the pattern is clear: reputation and deposit minimum don’t move together in this portfolio, so neither should stand in for the other when you’re choosing between the five.

Minimum Deposit Is Not a Safety Measure

The same caveat applies across every threshold on this site: how low or high an operator’s minimum deposit is says nothing about whether it’s licensed. All five brands are placed against the Netherlands.

One brand carries a further flag worth reading independently of where its deposit minimum sits. KokoBet is named in a KVA warning stating that players self-excluded through the Dutch Cruks register are reported to still gain access. That issue does not track with deposit floor, launch year or Trustpilot rating — it is its own, separate fact about the operator.

Minimum Deposits From a Mobile Browser

All five brands run as mobile-optimised websites rather than dedicated native apps, on the pages we could open, and none states a mobile-specific minimum different from the desktop figure. We haven’t tested a deposit from a mobile browser on any of the five ourselves — our review process today is desk research against each operator’s own published pages, not an account test.

Our Take

Across the full €1–€50 range this site covers, our five reviewed brands all sit at €20, and none of the lower thresholds — €1, €3, €5, €10 — is actually offered by any of them. The welcome bonuses ask a little more — €20 at JustBit, €30 at KokoBet, BinoBet and Mama, €30 to €40 across Betory’s three deposits — so plan a first deposit around the bonus you want. See the individual threshold pages linked above for the full mechanics and payment-method detail behind each figure. And whichever threshold you land on, treat it as one input among several — market eligibility, licence status and independent review history all tell you more about whether a brand is worth choosing than its deposit minimum alone ever will.