MicBet Casino Review (October 2026): Closed, Domain for Sale

MicBet is no longer a working casino. When we opened micbet.com on 8 October 2026, it showed a listing offering the domain name for sale at 24,995 US dollars, through a broker that specialises in iGaming domains. There is no casino, sportsbook or poker room behind it. Our old review and its bonus details are retired.

What this page used to cover

MicBet combined a crypto casino, a sportsbook and a poker room, and our original review looked at its rewards, games and banking. We later added a warning that we could not vouch for the site. Today the question is simpler: the brand is not trading at its own address, and we found no current site using the name.

Why a domain sale matters to you

Anyone can buy a domain that is for sale, including someone who wants to trade on an old brand’s search traffic. If micbet.com comes back as a casino, treat it as a new and unknown operator. Look for the company name and licence number in the footer, then confirm them on the regulator’s site; our licence guides show how to do that for Curaçao, Anjouan, Malta and others.

Crypto casinos to consider instead

For a licensed alternative, read our reviews of BitStarz, 7Bit, mBit and FortuneJack. Each review names the operating company, the licence and the countries the brand refuses.

All four exclude the US and the UK. Our new casinos page lists newer brands we have checked.

FAQ

Is MicBet still open?

No. In October 2026 micbet.com shows a sale page for the domain name, priced at 24,995 US dollars, instead of a casino.

What was MicBet?

MicBet was a crypto casino, sportsbook and poker room. We reviewed it around 2020 and later marked it as a site we could not vouch for. It is not operating today.

Is it safe to sign up if MicBet comes back?

Only after checking the new site’s licence on the regulator’s own website. A domain that is for sale can be bought by anyone, so the name alone tells you nothing about who runs it.

Which crypto casinos can I use instead?

Our reviews of BitStarz, 7Bit, mBit and FortuneJack cover licensed crypto casinos, with their operators, licence numbers and restricted countries.