The Cashback Casino That Closed Its Doors in June 2026
No Bonus Casino closed on 1 June 2026 after 13 years in the UK market. Launched in 2013 as one of L&L Europe’s earliest UK-facing sites — the same Malta-based operator behind All British Casino and Casino Casino — it held dual licensing from the UK Gambling Commission (licence 38758) and the Malta Gaming Authority. The operator says the closure is a consolidation move rather than a company failure, and points former players towards its sister sites. If you didn’t withdraw your balance before 1 June, contact L&L Europe support, or the UK Gambling Commission if the issue remains unresolved. We keep this review online for reference.
Welcome Offer
No Bonus Casino never had a traditional welcome bonus — that was the point. Instead, every player got 10% cashback on net losses, for life. You deposited, you played, and if you lost your full balance, 10% of your net losses became available to activate 24 hours after your initial deposit, provided your balance was below £10. Crucially, it was actual cash — no wagering requirement, no max cashout. The one caveat was that gameplay was reviewed before cashback approval, and betting patterns deemed strategic could see it declined. If that wager-free model appeals to you, All British Casino still runs an “always 10% cashback” offer on the same terms philosophy.
Casino Games
The library covered slots, video slots, table games, video poker, and a full live casino. Confirmed software partners included NetEnt, Microgaming, Big Time Gaming, Amatic Industries, and SG Digital, with the live casino powered exclusively by Evolution — Live Roulette, Live Blackjack, and Live Punto Banco around the clock. The lobby was clean and well organised, and RTP percentages were independently verified by the Malta Gaming Authority.
Banking
No Bonus Casino accepted Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly, bank transfer, Flexepin, and Jeton — credit cards excluded for UK players under UKGC rules. Minimum deposit was £10, and withdrawals were processed within 24 hours with no fees, one of the faster turnarounds in the UK market at the time. Identity verification before first withdrawal applied, as standard across UKGC-licensed casinos.
Mobile Experience
The site was fully browser-based and performed well on iOS and Android alike. The responsive layout scaled cleanly, the full game catalogue was accessible without a dedicated app, and cashier functions worked identically to desktop. Live casino tables loaded smoothly on mobile data — no native app, but the browser experience never needed one.
Customer Support
Support ran 24/7 via live chat and email, with phone support from 7am to midnight GMT. Response quality reflected the L&L Europe heritage — the same team still handles All British Casino and Casino Casino, so the support experience lives on at the sister sites.
Verdict
No Bonus Casino was a genuinely different UK casino: no bonuses, no wagering, just straightforward cashback that was yours to withdraw. Its closure is a consolidation, not a collapse — and the operator’s own recommendations map neatly onto its strengths. For the cashback model, go to All British Casino. If you liked the integrated sportsbook angle, Quickbet is the operator’s pick. For promotion-led play, Fun Casino rounds out the trio. All three are UKGC-licensed L&L Europe sites we’ve reviewed in full.