Hand of Anubis is distributed widely, which is good news and a trap in equal measure: the game is easy to find, but not every casino offering it deserves your deposit. The slot being made by a reputable studio protects the game; it does nothing to protect you from a site that pays slowly, hides its terms or has no real licence. So the question that matters is not "where can I play Hand of Anubis" — it is "where can I play it safely, and on the right RTP." This page lays out the criteria we use to judge a casino, and lists the operators that meet them.
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Our criteria
A handful of checks separate a trustworthy operator from a risky one. Run through these before you deposit anywhere, whether it is on our list or not.
1. A valid licence
This is the foundation. A licensed casino answers to a regulator; an unlicensed one answers to no one. Look for a clearly displayed, named and verifiable licence — from a recognised authority such as the MGA (Malta), the UKGC, or your own national regulator — rather than a logo pasted in the footer. If you cannot find any licensing information at all, walk away.
2. The genuine Hacksaw Gaming build
Make sure the casino runs the real Hacksaw Gaming version of Hand of Anubis, integrated properly, not a lookalike. A legitimate operator lists Hacksaw as the provider and loads the game from the studio, with the official info panel intact — which also lets you confirm the RTP it is running.
3. The RTP configuration
This one is specific to games like this. Hand of Anubis exists in several RTP setups — 96.24% by default, but also 94.32%, 92.28% and 88.41% — and the operator chooses which to serve. Before you commit, open the game's info panel and check the figure. Two licensed casinos can offer the "same" game at materially different returns, so this is worth thirty seconds of your time. Our RTP & volatility page explains why it matters.
4. A clean payout record
A casino is only as good as its withdrawals. Before depositing, check the cash-out side: reasonable processing times, sensible withdrawal limits, and clearly stated requirements. Search for a pattern of withdrawal complaints — the occasional gripe is normal, but consistent reports of frozen or delayed payouts are a hard no.
5. Honest, readable bonus terms
We deliberately do not quote bonus figures, because they change constantly and the terms always live at the operator. What you should do is read those terms before opting in: wagering requirements, game weighting (slots and bonus-buy play can contribute differently), maximum bet while a bonus is active, and expiry. A generous-looking offer with punishing conditions is worth less than a modest one you can actually clear.
6. Real responsible-gaming tools and support
A casino that takes players seriously gives them control: deposit and loss limits, session reminders, time-outs and self-exclusion. Their presence is a quiet but reliable signal that an operator is run properly. Responsive support — ideally 24/7 live chat — and a clean mobile experience round out the checklist. Our responsible gaming page covers how to use those tools and where to find independent help.
Recommended casinos
The operators below meet the criteria above — licensed, carrying the genuine Hacksaw Gaming build of Hand of Anubis, with sensible payouts and support. They are ranked, but the ranking reflects our overall read of each against the checklist, not a claim that the top pick is "best" for every player. Bonus details are intentionally left to the operator, because terms change and only the source is authoritative. See also the ranked best casinos hub. 18+, and play only where it is legal in your country.
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A word before you deposit
No casino, however well-licensed, changes the nature of the game. Hand of Anubis keeps its very high volatility wherever you play it, so picking a good operator is about safety and the right RTP, not better luck. A common mistake is to shop casinos hoping one offers a "looser" version — the only lever that genuinely differs between licensed sites is the RTP configuration, which is why we tell you to check it. What a good casino buys you is everything around the game: your deposit held by a regulated business, your winnings actually arriving, the genuine build, and real tools to help you stay in control. Bring the discipline that protects your money — a budget you can afford to lose and a clear stop point — and treat the rest as entertainment. The main guide and the review cover the game itself.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Where can I play Hand of Anubis? At licensed online casinos that carry Hacksaw Gaming titles. The important thing is that the operator is properly licensed, runs the genuine build, and — ideally — serves the full 96.24% RTP configuration.
How do I know a casino is safe? Check for a real, named licence from a recognised regulator, a clean payout record, genuine responsible-gaming tools, and clearly written bonus terms. If any of those is missing or hard to find, treat it as a warning sign.
Do all casinos offer the same RTP on Hand of Anubis? No. Hacksaw ships the game in several configurations — 96.24%, 94.32%, 92.28% and 88.41% — and the operator decides which to run. Always confirm the figure in the game's info panel before you play.
Do you list bonus amounts? No. Bonus terms change constantly and the authoritative source is always the operator, so we point you there rather than quoting figures that may be out of date or conditional.
Can I try Hand of Anubis before depositing? Yes. A free, no-registration demo lets you learn the game first. See the demo page, then move to a licensed casino when you are ready.