By the end you will hold a confirmed Tombet Casino account, your documents in order, and no surprise at the first deposit of $20.
The worry is a form rejected over mismatches; copying details from the document prevents nearly all of them.
A Register button at the top right of every page opens the form. One account per person, so if the form stalls, ask live chat rather than starting a second one.
Two boxes ask for your e-mail address and a password you choose; the address becomes your login name, so use one you can open today and will still use next year.
Fields headed Full Name, Date of Birth and Address should match your identity document character for character. A mismatch here is the usual reason a later check stalls.
A country menu holds United Kingdom, where this licence applies, and a currency menu holds your wallet; neither can be edited later. Terms and 18+ sit just above the button.
An e-mail headed Confirm Your Address arrives within a minute, and the link inside opens the account. Safer play tools are ready on day one: deposit limits, self-exclusion, GamCare, BeGambleAware, GAMSTOP.
Identity checks are a condition of the Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2C/748/2019, and they usually clear within eighteen hours.
Two settings decide whether the form will accept you at all: your age and where you live. A refusal here arrives as a short message on the screen, usually before any personal details are asked for, and no amount of retrying changes it. Check the date of birth against your identity document Confirm you are a United Kingdom resident and 18 or over Contact support if you still believe you qualify
Small differences between what you entered and what your identity document shows will hold the account back later, so the checked details have to match letter for letter. A pause here is not a rejection, and it can be sorted without starting again. Compare your name, address and date of birth with the document Correct any letter or spacing that differs from the paper Message support before you consider a fresh sign-up
The national register is checked when an account is created, and an active exclusion there stops the process on the spot. A brief notice on the screen, with no route forward, is the sign that this is the reason. Read the message on the screen in full before anything else Leave the exclusion to run its agreed term, with no workaround Ask support about the end date when the term feels unclear