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The team and the platform behind SV96 Casino

SV96 Casino Entertainment Ltd. launched SV96 Casino in 2024 for the Australian market, pairing a Malta Gaming Authority licence with a library of 2,605 games from 47 studios.

Last reviewed: 29 September 2026 · 4 min read

Who We Are

SV96 Casino is owned and operated by SV96 Casino Entertainment Ltd. The platform went live in 2024 with a single goal: give Australian players a real-money games catalogue that feels premium without the usual clutter of a first-generation casino site.

The brand sits under the SV96 name across desktop and mobile web, and every part of the experience — from the games grid to the payments table — is built and reviewed in-house rather than licensed wholesale from a template provider.

The Library

SV96 Casino carries 2,605 games at the time of writing: 1,953 slots, 130 table games, and 522 live dealer titles, sourced from 47 partner studios including Wazdan, Betsoft, KA Gaming, Evoplay, and Thunderkick.

Average return-to-player across the catalogue sits at 96.6%, and new titles are added as studio partnerships grow rather than on a fixed schedule.

Licence & Fairness

SV96 Casino operates under a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority, which sets the compliance and player-protection standards the platform is required to meet. The licence is one of the more established regulatory frameworks in online gaming and covers game fairness, fund segregation, and dispute handling.

Payments & Support

Deposits range from $10 to $25,000 and withdrawals from $30 to $25,000, typically clearing within 24-48 hours. Supported currencies include AUD, BTC, NZD, ETH, and USDT, alongside card and e-wallet methods such as Visa, Mastercard, and Google Pay.

Support is staffed 24/7 across live chat, email, and international phone lines — see the Contact page for direct channels.

Responsible Play

SV96 Casino is for adults only (18+) and positions gambling as entertainment, not income. Our full approach — deposit limits, self-exclusion, and links to Australian support services — is set out on the Responsible Gaming page.

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