Solarbet Online Casino
Review

Solarbet is an offshore online casino and sportsbook whose Singapore site takes PayNow, FAST, bank transfers and Bitcoin, USDT and Ethereum deposits. It fails our licence check: it claims PAGCOR and CEZA licences with no number or company, PAGCOR cancelled all offshore licences from 15 December 2024, and CEZA publishes no register of licensees. Under the Gambling Control Act 2022, gambling with an unlicensed online operator is an offence for a person in Singapore.

Bottom Line Up Front: Solarbet fails our licence check, so this page carries no link to it. It claims PAGCOR and CEZA licences but gives no licence number or company, PAGCOR cancelled all offshore licences from 15 December 2024, and CEZA publishes no register of licensees. This review’s older bonus figures (a SGD 28 free credit and a welcome match up to SGD 508) could not be confirmed on Solarbet’s own pages. Compare the casinos that passed our licence check.

Every figure here is in Singapore Dollar (SGD). Crypto deposits are accepted in BTC, USDT (TRC-20/ERC-20) and ETH, but balance, bet limits and bonus calculations all settle in S$. This review covers the cashier, sportsbook, live casino and crypto-vs-fiat trade-offs on its Singapore site, and what the Gambling Control Act 2022 means for a player in Singapore.

Overview

Solarbet’s product is broader than the typical slot-led Singapore casino. Four pillars stand out: a 55+ table live casino floor with multiple providers, a sportsbook that aggregates lines from multiple bookmakers, an esports section covering 9+ titles with live betting, and a competent slot library. This review lists a crypto cashier whose deposits settle into one S$ balance shared by all four verticals.

The operator does not pretend to be a niche specialist. It is a generalist, and the trade-offs reflect that — fewer premium high-roller tables, a busier interface, and a smaller slot catalogue than slot-first rivals. Its selling point is breadth.

Quick Facts

Bonuses

Solarbet’s own Singapore pages do not match the figures earlier versions of this review gave (a SGD 28 free credit and a welcome match up to SGD 508), and they do not agree with each other. Its marketing site, sgsolarbt.com, lists a “Casino deposit match plus free credit $58” and a separate sports first deposit match, while its sg-solarbet.com landing page advertises a $38 sign-up bonus (both read 30 September 2026). Neither page gives wagering terms, so none are quoted here.

Game Library

Solarbet’s library is built around 55+ live tables and a sportsbook-first identity. The slot section is competent but secondary.

Live Casino Providers

The live floor draws from multiple major Asian-facing studios, with baccarat dominant and supporting tables for sic bo, dragon-tiger, roulette and blackjack. Main-room baccarat tables open at S$2 minimum per hand, speed and squeeze variants from S$10, and VIP tables step to S$200 to S$500 minimums with ceilings around S$5,000 per hand.

Slot Providers

The slot lobby covers the popular Asian-facing studios, with bets ranging S$0.10 to S$50 per spin and jackpot eligibility from S$0.50. The selection is adequate for casual play and bonus turnover, but not the destination for slot enthusiasts chasing the latest releases.

Sportsbook

The sportsbook aggregates lines from multiple providers (its marketing site names SABA Sports, WBet, CMD368 and United Gaming) across EPL, La Liga, Champions League, NBA and ATP tennis. Singles bet from S$1, parlays from S$2, and live in-play is available on the major leagues.

Esports

Esports coverage spans 9+ titles, with CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends, Valorant and Mobile Legends carrying the deepest markets. Singles from S$2, with live in-play during major tournaments.

Payment Methods

Local Banking (PayNow, FAST, DBS, OCBC, UOB)

Solarbet supports the Singapore-standard banking rails. PayNow and FAST transfers from DBS, OCBC, UOB and other banks are listed. DBS PayLah! is supported, with bank transfer as a fallback for larger amounts.

E-wallets

GrabPay, ShopeePay and DBS PayLah! cover the e-wallet flows. Help2Pay aggregator integration handles the back-end routing.

Crypto

The cashier accepts Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT — TRC-20 and ERC-20) and Ethereum (ETH). Deposits credit after network confirmations — typically 10 to 30 minutes for BTC, near-instant for USDT TRC-20 (the preferred network for Asia-facing operators thanks to negligible gas fees), and 5 to 15 minutes for ETH and USDT ERC-20. The S$ balance is calculated at the prevailing exchange rate at the moment of credit.

Withdrawal Speed

Solarbet’s Singapore landing page promises “fast transactions” but gives no withdrawal time, and no withdrawal time or success rate could be traced to the operator’s own pages (30 September 2026).

Mobile / VIP Program

Solarbet runs as a mobile-optimized browser site, and its marketing site says it also has a dedicated Android app (30 September 2026). The site is responsive across iPhone Safari and Android Chrome. The interface is busier than casino-only competitors because it surfaces sportsbook, esports, live casino and slots from a single homepage.

The VIP program is tier-based, with progression driven by total turnover. Higher tiers unlock larger reload bonuses, faster withdrawal queues, dedicated support and birthday rewards.

Compared with Other Casinos

Solarbet failed our licence check, so this page no longer compares its bonuses and payout speeds with other offshore casinos. The casinos that passed, and what Singapore law says about each, are on our Singapore ranking.

Should You Choose Solarbet?

No. Solarbet claims PAGCOR and CEZA licences with no number or company; PAGCOR cancelled all offshore licences from 15 December 2024, and CEZA publishes no register of licensees. Compare the casinos that passed our licence check.

Responsible Gambling

Online gambling in Singapore is regulated under the Gambling Control Act 2022, and Singapore Pools is the only operator licensed by the Gambling Regulatory Authority to provide remote gambling services. Solarbet is an offshore operator that claims PAGCOR and CEZA licences without giving a licence number or company, and gambling with an unlicensed online operator is an offence in Singapore.

If gambling is no longer fun, contact the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) helpline on 1800-6-668-668 — free and confidential, open daily from 8am to 11pm, with webchat. Samaritans of Singapore answers 1767 24 hours a day. NCPG can also issue exclusion orders covering remote gambling under the Gambling Control Act 2022.

FAQ

Q1: Is Solarbet legal for Singaporean players?
Solarbet is an offshore operator that claims PAGCOR and CEZA licences without a licence number or company. Under Singapore’s Gambling Control Act 2022, Singapore Pools is the only operator licensed by the Gambling Regulatory Authority to provide remote gambling services, and gambling with an unlicensed online operator is an offence (a fine of up to S$10,000, up to 6 months in jail, or both).

Q2: What cryptocurrencies does Solarbet accept?
Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT on both TRC-20 and ERC-20 networks) and Ethereum (ETH) are accepted.

Q3: How fast are crypto withdrawals vs fiat?
Solarbet’s own pages give no withdrawal times for either, so none are quoted here.

Q4: What is the minimum deposit?
Solarbet’s Singapore marketing site (sgsolarbt.com, read 30 September 2026) says the minimum deposit is $10. Earlier versions of this review said there was no minimum.

Q5: Which payment methods does Solarbet list?
This review lists PayNow, FAST transfers from DBS, OCBC and UOB, DBS PayLah!, GrabPay, ShopeePay and bank transfer, routed through the Help2Pay aggregator. Solarbet’s marketing site names USDT, e-wallets, debit and credit cards, and local bank transfers.

Q6: Does Solarbet offer free credit?
Its own pages disagree: its marketing site, sgsolarbt.com, lists a casino deposit match plus $58 free credit, while its sg-solarbet.com landing page advertises a $38 sign-up bonus (both read 30 September 2026). Neither gives wagering terms, and neither matches the S$28 free credit earlier versions of this review described.

Q7: Does Solarbet have a sportsbook?
Yes. The book aggregates lines from multiple providers across football, basketball, tennis and MMA, plus 9+ esports titles with live in-play betting.

Q8: What is the withdrawal success rate?
Solarbet publishes no withdrawal success rate, and none could be verified.

Q9: Is there a mobile app?
Solarbet’s marketing site says it has a dedicated Android app alongside its mobile browser site; this review has not checked the app.

Final Verdict

Solarbet takes crypto and local bank deposits and puts a casino, sportsbook and esports book in one account. None of that outweighs the licence problem: it claims PAGCOR and CEZA licences with no number or company, PAGCOR cancelled all offshore licences from 15 December 2024, and CEZA publishes no register of licensees. Under Singapore’s Gambling Control Act 2022, gambling with an unlicensed online operator is an offence. Compare the casinos that passed our licence check instead.

If gambling stops being fun, the NCPG helpline at 1800-6-668-668 is free, confidential and open daily from 8am to 11pm.