AllStar review: a 2025 launch with an NZD wallet and Apple Pay

AllStar at a glance

It is one of the younger casinos on our list. New Zealand dollars are among its account currencies, and Apple Pay, Visa, Mastercard and Paysafecard are on the deposit list.

Founded in 2025, it is one of the newest brands on our list, with no history of payouts to judge it by. If a withdrawal is refused, you have little leverage beyond the casino's own support.

AllStar is a crypto casino by type, so its cashier leans on Bitcoin alongside cards. AllStar lists New Zealand dollars among its account currencies, which spares a New Zealand card the conversion fee on each deposit. AllStar has not traded long enough to show a payout record, so every claim about speed or fairness rests on the casino's own word. Read the sections below in order: access, licence, games, payments, then the bonus terms.

Playing from New Zealand

New Zealand now licenses online casinos under the Online Casino Gambling Act 2026. AllStar does not hold a New Zealand licence.

From 1 December 2026, operators that have not applied for a New Zealand licence must stop offering online casino games here. The Act's penalties are aimed at operators and advertisers rather than players. Even so, a casino that takes New Zealand players today may change its terms, so check that your account stays open before you leave a balance there.

Our news story on New Zealand's regulated casino market explains how the licences work.

The knowledge base marks AllStar as available to New Zealand players, and New Zealand is one of its focus markets. AllStar is still not licensed in New Zealand. Those two facts can both hold under today's rules. The second one decides how much help you get in a dispute. Without a New Zealand licence, you cannot take a complaint to a local regulator. Keep screenshots of your balance, your bonus terms and any support chat, because they are the evidence you would need.

Licence and safety

Curaçao reformed its licensing system, and the Curaçao Gaming Authority now issues licences itself, publishes a register and takes player complaints. Protection is still weaker than under a regulator such as Malta's.

Copy the licence number from the casino's footer and look it up on the regulator's own register. Then set a deposit limit in your account before you play; if the casino offers no limits or self-exclusion, treat that as a warning. Our page on responsible gaming covers the tools to look for.

The knowledge base records the AllStar licence as Curacao. Its disclosures name Progress Path Co N.V. as the operating company. A licence number only helps if the register lists that same company. Compare the two before you deposit, and stop if they differ.

Games and studios

The studios include Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Hacksaw Gaming and Nolimit City, among 28 names in total. Live tables come from Evolution, among others.

Many slots come in several RTP versions, and the casino chooses which one to run. Open the game's information screen and check the RTP before you play.

AllStar lists 28 game studios, so its lobby spans slots and live tables. Pragmatic Play and Play'n GO supply well-known slots. Live tables come from Evolution Gaming, whose games are covered on our Evolution Gaming page. Smaller names such as Spinomenal, Playson and Mascot Gaming fill out the slot catalogue. A long studio list does not mean every studio has a strong catalogue, so open the live lobby and check table limits before you commit funds.

Deposits and withdrawals

You can hold your balance in New Zealand dollars. Deposit methods include Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Paysafecard and Bitcoin.

No withdrawal methods are on file, so ask support how winnings are paid out before you deposit.

The knowledge base lists 9 deposit methods for AllStar. Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Paysafecard suit most New Zealand players. Bitcoin suits players who already hold crypto. BLIK, Jeton, MiFinity and Rapid Transfer also appear, though BLIK is a Polish method and may not show for a New Zealand account. The deposit list does not tell you how winnings come back. Ask support in writing which methods pay out to New Zealand, and keep the reply.

How to deposit at AllStar

1. Register, then open the cashier from your balance or the deposit button.
2. Choose a method and enter the amount; check the minimum deposit for the welcome offer if you want it.
3. Confirm the payment in your banking app, card screen or wallet.
4. Set a deposit limit in your account before your first bet.

How to withdraw from AllStar

1. Upload your ID and proof of address early, because no reputable casino pays out without them.
2. Open the cashier, choose Withdraw and, where possible, the method you deposited with.
3. Check that no active bonus still has wagering left, or it can block the withdrawal.
4. Start with a small amount and note how long it takes to arrive.

Why casinos ask for documents, and which ones, is explained in our guide to ID checks at new casinos.

Welcome offer and terms

The current offer for New Zealand players is shown at the top of this page, as the casino states it. What it is worth depends on the terms: wagering, the time limit, the maximum bet while the bonus is active, which games count, and any cap on winnings.

• Open the bonus terms before you deposit and note the wagering and time limit.
• Check whether your payment method is excluded from the offer; e-wallets often are.
• Keep to the maximum bet with a bonus active, or the casino can void it.
• Large packages are spread over several deposits. Claim only the stages you would have deposited anyway.

Our guide on how to find and claim bonuses works through the maths, and the terms and conditions overview lists the clauses that matter.

The knowledge base holds an AllStar welcome offer for New Zealand, and the headline figure at the top of this page comes from that record. AllStar lists several bonus types, including free spins and no deposit bonuses. A listed type does not mean every New Zealand player can claim it. Our guide to free spins bonuses explains how wagering on spins differs from wagering on cash.

Our verdict

Worth a careful look if you want a new brand with NZD and familiar payment methods. It has no track record yet, its licence is from Curaçao and no withdrawal methods are on file, so keep the first deposit small and request a withdrawal early.

The case for AllStar is its NZD balance, familiar deposit methods and crypto support. The case against is the missing New Zealand licence, the short history and the lack of withdrawal data. Weigh those against how much you plan to deposit, and set a limit you can afford to lose.