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A genuinely new (2025) Costa Rica-licensed casino (Lumina Holdings Limitada, same operator as Monsterwin) with documented unpaid winnings and a self-exclusion enforcement failure

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Pros

  • Over 9,000 games from ~80 providers
  • 24/7 live chat support in 16 languages
  • Cryptocurrency payment options offered

Cons

  • SEVERE: a EUR7,648 jackpot win remained unpaid for months, per AskGamblers
  • SEVERE: documented self-exclusion enforcement failure
  • Low withdrawal limits (EUR500/day, EUR7,000/month)
  • Same operator (Lumina Holdings Limitada) as Monsterwin - a disclosed multi-brand pattern with matching severe findings
  • Genuinely new brand (2025) with a thin, mostly negative complaint record so far
  • casino.guru separately documents a player-reported delayed withdrawal
  • No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway

Our verdict

We want to report the most serious findings directly. AskGamblers documents that Millioner - operated by Lumina Holdings Limitada under a Costa Rica gambling licence since 2025, the same operator we identified for Monsterwin earlier this session - has a EUR7,648 jackpot win that remained unpaid for months, alongside a documented self-exclusion enforcement failure, a pattern we treat with severity given the harm self-exclusion protections exist to prevent. Withdrawal limits are also notably low (EUR500/day, EUR7,000/month), and a separate complaint documents a EUR34 payout error on a roulette spin with a 200x multiplier. Of 5 total complaints, 2 remain unresolved. Independently confirmed via a second source (casino.guru): an Above Average Safety Index (6.8), though it separately documents a player-reported delayed withdrawal - a real, corroborating concern rather than a clean bill of health. On a more neutral note, the casino offers over 9,000 games from around 80 providers, 24/7 live chat, and support in 16 languages. Norway has no locally regulated welcome bonus for this brand, given its state monopoly.

How we rated it

Casino (36%)6.5

Over 9,000 games from ~80 providers, 24/7 live chat, and 16-language support, per AskGamblers.

Customer support (18%)3

24/7 live chat offered, per AskGamblers, but the same source documents struggling withdrawal processing and customer-service responsiveness.

Trust & licensing (27%)2

SEVERE: AskGamblers documents a EUR7,648 jackpot win left unpaid for months and a self-exclusion enforcement failure, alongside low withdrawal limits (EUR500/day, EUR7,000/month). Independently confirmed via a second source (casino.guru): an Above Average Safety Index (6.8), but also a directly documented delayed-withdrawal complaint - a real, corroborating (if less severe) finding. Same operator (Lumina Holdings Limitada) as Monsterwin, a disclosed multi-brand pattern; genuinely new brand (2025) with only 5 complaints filed so far, 2 unresolved.

Bonuses & value (18%)1

No locally regulated welcome bonus - Norway runs a Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto state monopoly, so any offer is only via the offshore .com site.

Welcome bonus

Casino welcome bonusNo locally regulated welcome bonusNorway runs a Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto state monopoly. Millioner has no locally regulated welcome offer; any bonus is only via the offshore .com site.Claim at Millioner →
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Quick facts

OperatorLumina Holdings Limitada - same operator as Monsterwin
LicenceCosta Rica gambling licence
Founded2025
SEVERE findingEUR7,648 jackpot win unpaid for months; documented self-exclusion enforcement failure
AskGamblers rating5.2/10 CasinoRank, no player rating yet
Safety Indexcasino.guru: Above Average (6.8), but documents a delayed-withdrawal complaint
Bonus statusNo locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway (state monopoly)

Where Millioner is licensed

Millioner appears on the official register in 1 country0 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.

Europe (1)

Norway

About Millioner

Millioner (Lumina Holdings Limitada, Costa Rica-licensed, est. 2025) shares its operator with Monsterwin and has documented severe findings around unpaid jackpot winnings and a self-exclusion enforcement failure - independently confirmed via a second source (casino.guru), which separately documents a delayed-withdrawal complaint alongside an Above Average Safety Index.

FAQ

Is Millioner licensed?

Per AskGamblers, it holds a Costa Rica gambling licence - the same as its sister brand Monsterwin, operated by Lumina Holdings Limitada.

Is Millioner safe?

No - AskGamblers documents a EUR7,648 jackpot win unpaid for months and a self-exclusion enforcement failure. casino.guru independently gives it an Above Average Safety Index but separately documents a delayed-withdrawal complaint.

Does Millioner pay out winnings reliably?

No - a documented EUR7,648 jackpot win remained unpaid for months, and withdrawal limits are notably low.

Who owns Millioner?

Lumina Holdings Limitada, per AskGamblers - the same operator as Monsterwin.

Does Millioner have a welcome bonus in Norway?

No - Norway runs a state monopoly (Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto), so no locally regulated bonus exists.

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