Conquestador Casino About Us

Conquestador Casino About Us: who we are and what the guide covers

We are a small, English-language information site about one casino: Conquestador, as it looks to a player in Ireland paying in euro. We do not run the casino, we cannot see your account, and we cannot change a bonus or a withdrawal.

What we can do is read the small print so you don't go in blind. Every page here answers one question a real player asks, from whether the licence is genuine to why a payment bounced. When we checked the Malta Gaming Authority register on 23 September 2026, Conquestador's licence MGA/B2C/818/2020, held by Mobile Incorporated Limited, was listed as Licensed. That check is the backbone of everything else we write.

The site is funded by affiliate commission. If you sign up through one of our links, the casino may pay us; you pay nothing extra and the write-up stays the same whether you click or not. Here is what the guide covers right now:

• Sister brandsJackWin, the only confirmed sister, on the same MGA licence. See Conquestador Casino sister sites.
• One slot in depthHow the Great Hall of Spins works in Thunderstruck 2, the Games Global classic.
• Account accessPassword resets, locked accounts and browser trouble in our cannot log in guide.
• PaymentsWhy a deposit is refused and which methods to try instead: deposit declined.
• Irish lawThe GRAI, the credit-card ban and the ad watershed in plain words: Gambling Regulation Act 2024.

How we test Conquestador Casino

Four checks sit behind every page, this Conquestador Casino About Us page included. None of them needs special access; you can repeat each one yourself in a few minutes.

1. The licence on the MGA register

   We search the Malta Gaming Authority's licensee register for Mobile Incorporated Limited and licence MGA/B2C/818/2020. On 23 September 2026 the status read Licensed, covering Type 1 and Type 2 gaming services. Ireland has no online casino licence yet, so the Malta licence is the one that matters. You can run the same search on the MGA licensee register.

2. The cashier and the bonus terms

   We read the payment pages and the bonus terms line by line. For Ireland that means debit cards, not credit cards (banned for gambling since 5 February 2026); the cashier lists Visa and Mastercard debit, Apple Pay for deposits, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly, Revolut and crypto, but no PayPal or Google Pay. Withdrawals are processed on weekdays, and the first one needs ID and proof of address.

3. The mobile browser

   Conquestador plays in any phone browser without a download. We open the lobby, the cashier and a few slots on a phone to see that menus, buttons and game windows fit the screen. The browser version is the one we tell readers to use.

4. The live chat

   We open the 24/7 live chat and ask a question we already know the answer to, such as the minimum deposit (€20) or which methods pay out. Reviewers describe the replies as near instant, and the chat is available in English, French, German, Finnish and Japanese.

What the three dates in the byline mean

At the foot of every page, just above the footer, you'll find David's name and three dates. They answer three different questions, so they are rarely all the same.

Published

The day the page first went online. It never changes.

Updated

The last real edit: a new fact, a corrected figure or a rewritten section. Fixing a typo does not move it.

Checked

The last time the facts were verified against the casino, the MGA register or the law, even if nothing needed changing.

If the Checked date is recent and the Updated date older, we looked again and everything still held. This page went up on 24 September 2026, so all three dates match for now.

What to do if something didn't work

Most problems have a quick fix. Match what you see to the card below, and remember that for anything tied to your account the casino, not this guide, has the final word.

• A page here doesn't match the casino

  Trust the casino's current terms and ask its 24/7 live chat; it answers for your account. Check the date at the foot of our page to see how fresh it is.

• You want to confirm the licence yourself

  Search Mobile Incorporated Limited or MGA/B2C/818/2020 on the Malta Gaming Authority site. The status should read Licensed.

• You can't get into your account

  Reset the password, clear the browser cache and try another browser; the details are in our login guide above.

• Your deposit was refused

  Use a debit card, not a credit card, check your bank's gambling block and try an e-wallet such as Skrill or Trustly.

• The bonus looks different from our figure

  Offers can change. The terms shown when you claim apply; ours is €500 + 200 free spins, 35x, €20 minimum, 30 days.

• A withdrawal is still pending

  Payouts are processed on weekdays and the first one waits for ID and proof of address. Upload both early.

What players say (dated)

We read recent 4- and 5-star reviews of Conquestador on Trustpilot. The short lines below are quoted as written, with the month they were posted; most come from players in New Zealand and Canada, who use the same casino and the same support team.

• "Simple and easy-to-use"

  Trustpilot · January 2026

• "A wide range of slot machines plus the support team is top notch."

  Trustpilot · October 2025

• "Awesome customer service"

  Trustpilot · July 2025

• "Just commit to your verification and if you have any queries get onto the support team as they're helpful as."

  Trustpilot · July 2025

The same themes come up again and again: the size of the slot lobby, how quickly the live chat answers, and how smooth payouts are once verification is done. That last point matches our own advice: send your ID and proof of address early, before your first withdrawal. If you like what you read, you can open Conquestador Casino and see the lobby for yourself.

About this guide: your questions

Keep reading

• Gambling Regulation Act 2024What the new Irish law, the GRAI and the credit-card ban mean for you.
• Conquestador Casino Sister SitesThe one confirmed sister brand and how to check it on the MGA register.