Been playing at Nonebet back in March of last year after a mate put me onto it, so this is about half a year of actual play, not a two-minute look. The game library is big — they claim north of 4,000 slots and tables, mostly the usual heavyweights: Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play'n GO, Yggdrasil and Betsoft, plus a fair chunk of Big Time Gaming titles. Book of Dead is my default, though I keep drifting back to Sweet Bonanza the past few weeks.
The live rooms are basically all Evolution, and that's exactly what I wanted. Actual dealers, tables running 24/7, and yeah, Crazy Time is there — Crazy Time, Lightning Roulette, the lot. What does annoy me a bit is the hours — for us in Australia, prime time is aimed at Europe, so some of the low-stakes tables are dead in the morning.
Sign-up offer is 100% up to $500 with 200 free spins drip-fed over a few days, playthrough sits at 35x, which is nothing special but not predatory either. They also had a little no-deposit spin bundle at the time — about 25 spins, nothing life-changing. Just read the fine print: there's a bet cap while you're clearing it and I nearly tripped on it. Offers get swapped around month to month, so have a look at play at Nonebet before you deposit.
Money in went through instantly — Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, plus Bitcoin and a couple of other coins. The minimum is $20, registration was maybe two minutes though KYC did come up before my first cashout. Withdrawals from Nonebet land same-day on Skrill, cards are slower. Cashed out $900 last month and it was fine.
Mobile-wise, it's a browser thing mostly which works fine on my Pixel, though people keep asking about a proper Nonebet app and I don't think there's a native one yet. Support's been decent, maybe 5-10 minutes for a human, the canned first response is a bit useless. Licensed out of Curacao, so it's offshore like most of what we use down here — just go in knowing that.