Hajper at a glance

Hajper has been running since 2018, and its top menu splits the site into Casino, Live Casino, Betting and Virtuals. That's the first choice a visitor makes: what kind of session they want.

The site carries a Warning status. Weigh that before anything else here.

The selection runs from slots and video poker to live baccarat, blackjack, roulette, bingo and other live tables. I'd start with the live tables and see whether the slots suit you.

Deposits and withdrawals

Hajper runs in Swedish kronor only, and the cashier leans Swedish: Swish, Trustly and Zimpler appear on both the deposit and withdrawal lists, alongside wire transfer. Nordea is on the deposit list but not the withdrawal list.

The minimum deposit is SEK100 and the minimum withdrawal is SEK200. The two floors don't match. Withdrawals carry no stated limit.

The only stated payout time is for wire transfer, given as 0 - 24 business days. That's a wide span, and it's attached to that route alone; no timing is given for Swish, Trustly or Zimpler.

Contact routes

You can reach Hajper by email or phone. Those are the two contact routes, and neither comes with published hours. Check before you need them in a hurry.

The site itself is in Swedish, the only interface language listed. Whether the email and phone desks answer in Swedish or other languages isn't stated.

Games and studios

Hajper lists 59 studios, among them NetEnt, Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play and Evolution. That's a roster of suppliers, not a tally of titles: it shows who makes the games, not how many you'll find.

The live lobby names baccarat, bingo, blackjack, roulette and other table games. Slots and video poker sit alongside them as the screen-based options.

Safer gambling

Hajper points players to Gamblers Anonymous and Gambling Therapy. Those are independent help organisations; their presence on the site isn't a licence and says nothing about how the operator handles complaints or disputes.

Playing on a phone

There are no separate Android or iOS apps listed. The mobile route is Mobile Web, which runs the casino in a phone browser.

Instant Play is listed too. You can start without installing anything. Whether every live table behaves the same on a phone as on a desktop isn't something the listings settle.

Who can play

Hajper isn't set up for VPN access. If you rely on one to reach casinos, this site isn't built for that.

What the lobby looks like

The landing page is dark navy with purple and blue gradients, and the Deposit and play panel sits in the centre with payment toggles right there. Green buttons carry the main actions.

The lobby keeps that palette and adds a horizontal category bar beneath the top menu, with a search field and stacked rows of game tiles (Iron Bank and Le Bandit). It's a dense layout, but the search box is easy to spot.