Flush Review

01 Rating breakdown

03 Key facts

04 About Flush

Flush is a crypto casino and sportsbook launched in 2021 and run by Fordegens Limitada, a Costa Rica company, under an Anjouan licence the Anjouan Gaming Board's own validator shows as valid. Casino and sports share one wallet: thousands of games from more than 70 studios (Flush's pages variously quote 4,000+, 6,000+ and 7,000+), over 100 live dealer tables, a sportsbook Flush says covers more than 210,000 events a month including CS2, and 20 in-house Originals that are all provably fair. You can sign in with email, Google, MetaMask or WalletConnect, the site runs in 11 languages, and deposits run in ten cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, BNB, LTC, USDT, USDC, TRX, POL, DOGE and SOL) with card and Apple Pay buy-ins. The welcome offer covers the first three deposits, and VIP rakeback is released every 30 minutes.

05 Pros & Cons

06 Our review

Flush is a well-built, broad crypto casino with a confirmed licence and generous ongoing rewards, held back mainly by how little public track record it has. Flush supplied its own profile details for this review, and we checked them against its live site and terms before using any of them. Its Anjouan licence checks out on the Anjouan Gaming Board's validator, its 20 Originals are provably fair, and four of them (Dice, Limbo, Mines and Crash) carry a 99% RTP that two of Flush's own pages agree on. Sign-up is easy, with Google and wallet logins, and rakeback every 30 minutes is good value for regulars. Against that: only 112 Trustpilot reviews; its own pages contradict each other on several RTPs and even on how many games it carries; and the welcome bonus is wagered on deposit plus bonus at 30x or 35x, which makes it cost far more to clear than it pays on average.

07 One wallet for casino and sports

Flush puts a large casino and a full sportsbook behind a single balance. It works with more than 70 studios, from Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Hacksaw and Nolimit City to Evolution, Pragmatic Play Live and Microgaming Live for over 100 live dealer tables, and Flush says its sportsbook covers more than 210,000 events a month, CS2 included. Its own pages do not agree on the size of the catalogue (4,000+, 6,000+ and 7,000+ games all appear), so we describe it as thousands of games rather than repeat one number.

• 70+ studios and 100+ live dealer tables (operator figures)
• Sportsbook with CS2 markets; 210,000+ events a month per Flush
• 20 provably fair Originals
• Email, Google, MetaMask or WalletConnect sign-in; 11 languages
• Ten cryptocurrencies plus card and Apple Pay buy-ins

The in-house line is substantial too: 20 Originals covering Crash, Dice, Plinko, Mines, Limbo, Keno, the card and table games and several path games such as Cross the Road and Dragon's Tower, every one of them settled by a SHA-256 seed commitment you can verify. Sign-up takes email, Google, MetaMask or WalletConnect, and the site is available in 11 languages.

08 Published odds, with a caveat

Flush publishes an RTP for every Original on its Originals page, from 99.43% on Blackjack down to 92% on Coin Flip. The trouble is that its own game pages do not always agree: every game page title says '98% RTP', and the page bodies give Blackjack as 98.94%, Plinko as 98% and Keno as 98%, where the Originals table says 99.43%, 99.16% and 99.07%.

• Dice, Limbo, Mines, Crash: 99% RTP (two Flush pages agree)
• Blackjack: 99.43%, 98.94% or 98% depending on the Flush page
• Coin Flip listed at 92% RTP, an 8% edge

We therefore publish only the figures two of Flush's own pages agree on: Dice, Limbo, Mines and Crash at 99% RTP, a 1% edge. The rest sit in our measurement queue until Flush makes its pages consistent. Worth knowing as you choose a game: the table also lists Coin Flip at 92% and American Roulette at 94.74%, far worse than the 99% games beside them.

09 The welcome offer, checked against its terms

Flush's welcome offer covers your first three deposits, and you opt in by selecting Accept on the deposit page. Its Bonus Terms page sets it out as follows:

• 1st deposit, $10 to $199.99: 100% up to $200, 30x
• 1st deposit, $200 or more: 150% up to $1,500 (on the first $1,000), 35x
• 2nd deposit, from $10: 75% up to $750, 35x
• 3rd deposit, from $10: 50% up to $750, 35x
• Wagering on deposit + bonus; max $5 counted per bet; slots 100%, live and tables 10%, Originals 5%
• Claim within 15 days; Wazdan and Playson games restricted while a bonus is active

The detail that decides its value is the wagering basis: Flush wagers deposit plus bonus, not the bonus alone. Its own example is a $50 first deposit, which earns a $50 bonus and then needs ($50 + $50) x 30 = $3,000 of wagering; at a typical 4% slot edge that costs about $120 on average, more than twice the bonus. On the bigger tier, a $300 deposit earns $450 and needs ($300 + $450) x 35 = $26,250 of wagering, about $1,050 at 4%. Originals count only 5% toward wagering and table and live games 10%, so you cannot clear it cheaply on the low-edge games, and bonus funds cannot be used on sports at all.

Treat the welcome offer as extra playtime on slots, not as value. For regular players, the rakeback and VIP rewards covered below are the better deal, because they hand back part of what you wager instead of adding wagering on top.

10 Rakeback, VIP levels and the weekly race

Flush's ongoing rewards are where most of its value for regular players sits, and they all run off one VIP system. Every dollar wagered earns one VIP point, across slots, live casino, Originals and the sportsbook, and points move you through 11 named tiers from Iron to VIP (a stats table on the same page says 10), each split into smaller steps: in Flush's own screenshot, Iron 1, 2 and 3 sit at $1,000, $2,000 and $3,000 wagered. Everything you can claim sits in one rewards menu. In full, the programme covers:

• Rakeback every 30 minutes once at least $5 has built up; smaller amounts carry over
• Daily, weekly, monthly and calendar bonuses, sized by VIP level (amounts not published)
• Cash level-up rewards at each rank milestone
• Rakeboost events that raise your rakeback rate for a limited time, at irregular intervals
• $10,000 weekly race on a leaderboard, open to Originals, casino and live casino play
• Three-tier referral scheme paying a share of the house edge on referred players' bets, in crypto

What Flush does not publish is the rakeback rate at each tier or the size of the daily, weekly and monthly bonuses; its VIP page sends you to your account dashboard for those. So we cannot put a number on them the way we can on the welcome offer. We can only say that rakeback returns part of what you wager instead of adding wagering, which already makes it better value than the bonus.

Treat the figures in Flush's display banners with care. Their '275% welcome bonus' adds the three deposit offers' percentages together (150%, 75% and 50%), so no single deposit gets 275%. And 'level up to $1.7M' is the total Flush says it has paid in level-up rewards to all players since launch, not what one player can earn.

11 Is Flush safe? Licence, fairness and payouts

Flush's footer names Fordegens Limitada (Costa Rica, registration 3102928865) and Anjouan licence ALSI-202509008-FI1, and its licence seal opens the Anjouan Gaming Board's validator, which on 23 October 2026 showed that company, the flush.com domain and an operating status of VALID. The same licence does not appear in the anjouangaming.com public register search we use for the other Anjouan casinos here, which lists a separate company for flush.io. We count the validator as confirmation and flag the gap.

• Anjouan ALSI-202509008-FI1: VALID on the Anjouan Gaming Board validator (23 Oct 2026)
• Not found in the anjouangaming.com register search
• Provably fair Originals; slots and live tables are not
• Payout speed not yet timed by SynTSkins

Flush says withdrawals are instant and auto-processed, with an average payout under two minutes and no platform fee; its bonus terms add that it may ask for KYC verification before processing a withdrawal. We have not timed one yet, so payout speed reads 'Not timed'. Responsible-play tools include self-exclusion, and Flush says deposit, loss and wager limits are available, with 2FA for account security. Its Trustpilot profile, claimed in June 2023, holds 112 reviews averaging 3.3, and Trustpilot notes the company has not replied to negative reviews.