ComeOn review

ComeOn is regulated in Sweden by Spelinspektionen, which lists a commercial online gaming licence under the number Kommersiellt online 710308511. The operator behind the site is ComeOn Sweden Ltd, with the operation based in Malta. Check that the licence covers the market you play in.

The welcome offer gives free spins or live casino coupons from a first deposit, and it is open for a fixed window only, so the closing date matters. ComeOn runs on a welcome bonus model, the most common approach among the brands listed at 100%.

You can start with a deposit of €5, which is below the €8.77 typical across the site. That makes ComeOn an easy fit for a short session or a cautious first payment, rather than a site that expects a large opening balance.

The stated withdrawal time is Within 24 hours, a clear commitment for anyone timing funds around a weekend. The same payment options used for deposits, Visa, Mastercard and iDEAL, cover the way out, so a card or bank transfer player has a direct route to a payout.

ComeOn accepts Visa, Mastercard and iDEAL. That set is card and bank transfer led, with iDEAL and Wero covering direct bank payments, so a player paying from a European bank account is well served. Coins and e-wallets do not appear in that list.

The account area carries deposit limits, cool off and self exclusion, so you can set deposit limits, take a cool off break and self exclude when you need to step back. Self exclusion is the most widely offered tool on the site, appearing on 92% of the brands listed.

The sportsbook runs on a bookmaker model, bookmaker, so the site sets the odds itself rather than matching other players. A bookmaker setup is the most common on the site, at 95.4% of the brands listed, so it is the standard model most players recognise.

ComeOn was founded in 2010, giving it a long run in regulated European markets. The operation is based in Malta, while the Swedish licence is held through ComeOn Sweden Ltd. Read the bonus terms and licence terms before you deposit.