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Which casinos accept a NOK 100 deposit?

For players in Norway, the low-deposit comparison on «Casino 100 kr innskudd» comes down to a clear split. Three casinos accept NOK 100: 55bet, Qbet and 30bet. The other 27 start at €20 / NOK 200, so the NOK 100 group is the smaller part of the selection.

Looking at «casino 100 kr innskudd», those three names are the ones to separate out first. Cards, e-wallets and prepaid vouchers are available for NOK 100 deposits at all three. There are also differences within that group: Qbet accepts bank transfer, while 30bet accepts Apple Pay as well. They share the same starting amount for these payment options, but their payment lists are not identical.

Crypto has a different starting point. At 30bet, crypto deposits begin at NOK 150; the other crypto starting amount is NOK 300. That means the NOK 100 figure should stay attached to the payment options that accept it, rather than being carried across to crypto.

The useful distinction here is between the casino’s lowest listed deposit and the amount required for a particular payment method. A search for «minste innskudd» leads to both parts of that comparison: which casinos start at NOK 100, and which deposit options fit that amount.

So the selection is straightforward: 55bet, Qbet and 30bet for NOK 100 through the listed non-crypto methods, with Qbet’s bank transfer and 30bet’s Apple Pay alongside them. The remaining 27 sit at the €20 / NOK 200 starting level.

Do you get a bonus on NOK 100?

A NOK 100 deposit is enough to qualify for the welcome bonus at both 55bet and Qbet, but the larger headline offer does not change what that first NOK 100 gives you. 55bet offers 100% up to NOK 1,000, starting from NOK 100. Qbet offers 100% up to NOK 5,000, also starting from NOK 100. In either case, NOK 100 deposited means NOK 200 to play with: your NOK 100 deposit plus a NOK 100 bonus.

The next number matters more than the difference between those two maximum bonuses. Both offers have a wagering requirement of 35 times the bonus. With a NOK 100 bonus, that means NOK 3,500 in wagering. Both also set the maximum bet at NOK 50 when playing with the bonus. So, at the NOK 100 starting point, the bonus amount, wagering requirement and maximum bonus bet are the same.

30bet needs a separate distinction. It accepts a NOK 100 deposit, but the welcome bonus requires NOK 200. Being able to deposit NOK 100 is therefore not the same as being able to claim the welcome offer with that amount.

And there is no no-deposit alternative on this list at the moment. As checked on 1 October 2026, none of the listed casinos has a no deposit bonus.

How little can you withdraw?

With NOK 100, the minimum withdrawal is a number worth keeping in view. The balance has to reach that threshold before it can be withdrawn, and the gap is not the same across these casinos.

At Quickz, Reblz, SlotHeart, Huzzlin, SlotSpice, Slamz, Spin Skull, 55bet, Qbet and 30bet, the minimum withdrawal is NOK 200. So NOK 100 must grow by at least NOK 100 before a withdrawal. That is the lowest threshold in this list, but it still means the starting amount needs to double.

Then there are the higher minimums. At the C24 brands, the minimum withdrawal with MiFinity is NOK 250. That payment-method detail belongs with the figure: NOK 250 is the minimum given for MiFinity, rather than a figure to apply without that qualification.

At the Jaabet group, the minimum withdrawal is NOK 500. At the Rivo group, it is NOK 1,000. Those thresholds leave a much wider gap between a NOK 100 starting balance and an amount that can be withdrawn.

That is the distinction to keep clear. Starting with NOK 100 and being able to withdraw NOK 100 are not the same thing here. Even at the NOK 200 minimum, the balance has to grow first.

€10 is not NOK 100

Many casinos state their limits in euro, so a euro amount and the figure in our NOK tables need a little context. €20 is about NOK 230 at a real exchange rate. Our tables, though, use NOK 10 per euro, the same conversion used in the operators’ own NOK tables. On that basis, €20 appears as about NOK 200. Those two figures come from different ways of converting the same amount, not from two different euro limits. The important word to read is “about”: the NOK figure in the table follows that NOK 10 per euro convention, while about NOK 230 is the real exchange-rate equivalent of €20. Keep that distinction in mind when reading a limit stated in euro.