No longer an “active” brand, the name Switch may either refer to Switch Cards which are now known as Maestro Cards…or, more confusingly, as UK slang for debit cards in general.
However, if your casino lists Switch as a payment method (with the distinctive Switch logo, quite similar to sister card Solo), that simply means that they still fully support legacy Switch Card accounts (even though the name has officially been changed to Maestro).
Online Casinos accepting Switch (No US Players)
| Rank | Logo | Name | Bonus | Software | Currencies | Languages | Payouts | Trusted | Play Now | Review | Rating |
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| 1 |  |
Mansion Casino | £200 | Playtech | $ £ € +11 | 98.7% | ✓ |  |
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| 2 |  |
32 Red Casino | £320 | Microgaming | $ £ € ¥ CAD | 96.5% | ✓ | |
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| 3 |  |
888 Casino | $200 | Proprietary | $ | 97.2% | ✓ | |
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Party Casino | $500 | Party Gaming | $ £ € | 95.6% | ✓ | |
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| 5 |  |
Ladbrokes | £100 | Microgaming | £ € | 97% | ✓ | |
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Maestro is a full-featured prepaid/ debit card which provides electronic transactions verfiied by the cardholder’s bank account. See the Maestro section for more information and additional participating online casinos.
