0xCasinos
Comparison

Crypto casino licenses: 17 printed numbers match the regulator’s record, and 2 don’t

We checked 23 of these 24 licenses at the regulator, not in a site footer. That means a Curaçao certificate host, the Anjouan public register, a casino’s seal validator or the Tobique list of license holders. Every place the record doesn’t match what the casino prints is below.

By Alex SavelleUpdated How we rate
23
Licenses checked at the regulatorOf 24 casinos. 1 partly checked.
29
Recorded disagreementsNumber vs number, holder vs holder, regulator name vs regulator name.
1,539
Anjouan register rows parsedEvery one prints the same status word, so the column tells you nothing.
20
Lookups that failedBlocked hosts, empty seals and geo-fenced scripts, each with what it stops us from saying.
On this page7 sections
  1. 1The finding
  2. 2Every license
  3. 3Where the records disagree
  4. 4What a license doesn’t say
  5. 5The status field
  6. 6Dates on a register
  7. 7Sources
The finding

17 numbers match the regulator’s record. The two that don’t are Gamba’s, printed the same way in three of its documents, and AceBet’s, whose FAQ gives its company registration number.

Checked at regulator
Match the casino’s number
17
The number in the footer is the number on the record.
Don’t match
2
Gamba prints one number in three of its documents, and the regulator returns another. AceBet’s FAQ prints its company registration number.
Casino publishes no number
2
Rainbet’s and Rakebit’s licenses exist at the regulator and appear nowhere on their own sites.
Register publishes no number
3
The Tobique register has no license-number column at all.

Every number here was checked at the regulator. 1 of those checks is partial, because the register answered but publishes no number to compare.

  • 23 certificates, registers and validators checked
  • Last checked October 4, 2026
  • No sponsored placements
01The finding

Crypto casino license checks: 23 of 24 licenses checked at the regulator

We checked the regulator’s own record for every one of these 24 casinos, not the number in the site footer.

Checked at regulator

23

Checked at the regulator

Checked on the regulator’s own certificate, public register or seal validator. The number, holder and dates shown are the regulator’s, not the casino’s.

500 Casino · AceBet · BC.Game · BetFury · Chips · Cloudbet · CoinCasino · DegenCity · Gamba · Gamdom · GOATED · Moon Roll · Qzino · Rainbet · Rakebit · Reels.io · Rollbit · Roobet · Shock · Shuffle · Stake · Thrill · Whale.io

Partly checked

1

Partly checked at the regulator

The regulator answered but doesn’t publish enough to settle it, so part of the record still rests on what the casino says about itself.

Winna

Casino documents

0

Casino documents only

Not checked at the regulator. Everything shown is what the casino publishes about itself.

Anjouan

15 of 24

Two Anjouan-branded sites publish these licenses. anjouangaming.com carries the public register. anjouangamingboard.org runs the seal validator and credits the license to the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan. The register answers a search. The validator answers only for a casino’s own seal id.

Curaçao

6 of 24

Certificates come from two hosts, cert.cga.cw and cert.gcb.cw, on a portal branded Curaçao Gaming Authority. Several certificates still name the Curaçao Gaming Control Board. A separate PDF license registry, published periodically, has a status column that varies between licensees.

Tobique

3 of 24

The Tobique Gaming Commission publishes a list of license holders with three columns: company name, expiry date and license type. It has no license number, issue date, status or domain column, so the register alone can’t tie a row to a website.

What a license record proves

A license record shows that the licensing relationship was on the regulator’s own record on the day we checked. It says nothing about a casino’s reserves, whether a withdrawal gets paid, how a dispute would end or whether playing is lawful where you live.

02Every license

Crypto casino license numbers: what 24 casinos print vs what the regulator returns

One row per casino, with the regulator, both license numbers, the company on the record, the dates and how we checked. Read the last column first, because it tells you whose word the row rests on.

Every license

All dates shown in one format for easy comparison

License authority, license number as the casino prints it, license number as the regulator returns it, the holder on the record, and how each number was checked.
CasinoAuthorityNumber, as the casino prints itNumber, as the regulator returns itHolder on the recordDates on the recordHow it was checked

500 Casino

Curaçao

Curaçao Gaming Authority

OGL/2024/1354/0882
OGL/2024/1354/0882
Perfect Storm B.V. · Curaçao company number 150536
Issued Dec 16, 2024No expiry on the record
Checked at regulatorCuraçao certificate, cert.gcb.cw · XCM compliance validator

AceBet

Anjouan

Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority, as AceBet names it. The validator names the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, with supervision by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.

15831
ALSI-202410059-FI2Doesn’t match the casino’s number
Golden Frog Inc.
Issued Oct 18, 2024Expiry Oct 17, 2026
Checked at regulatorAnjouan seal validator, reached from the seal AceBet loads on every page · Anjouan public register

BC.Game

Anjouan

Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros

ALSI-202410011-FI1
ALSI-202410011-FI1
Twocent Technology Limited
Issued Oct 2, 2024Expiry Oct 1, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register · Anjouan seal validator, reached from the seal in the bc.game footer

BetFury

Tobique

Tobique Gaming Commission

0000084
The register publishes no number field
JETY GAMES LIMITADA · trade name BetfuryA different legal form from the casino’s own documents
No issue date on the recordExpiry Jun 26, 2027
Checked at regulatorTobique validator, opened from the betfury.com footer seal · Tobique Gaming Commission list of license holders

Chips

Anjouan

Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros

ALSI-192407025-FI2
ALSI-192407025-FI2
Notyarg Ltd
Issued Jul 18, 2024Expiry Jul 17, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register, searched by license number on Oct 4, 2026 · Anjouan seal validator, opened from the chips.gg seal on Oct 4, 2026

Cloudbet

Curaçao

Curaçao Gaming Authority

OGL/2024/328/0599
OGL/2024/328/0599
Halcyon Super Holdings B.V. · Curaçao company number 148526
Issued May 23, 2025Expiry May 23, 2026Earlier than the day we checked
Checked at regulatorCuraçao certificate, cert.cga.cw, opened from the cloudbet.com footer seal · CGA Online Gaming License Registry (PDF, Oct 2, 2026), entry 226

CoinCasino

Tobique

Tobique Gaming Commission, New Brunswick, Canada

0000163
The register publishes no number field
3-102-937894 Limitada
No issue date on the recordExpiry Mar 26, 2027
Checked at regulatorTobique seal validator, opened from the coincasino.com footer seal · Tobique Gaming Commission list of license holders

DegenCity

Anjouan

Anjouan Gaming Authority / Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan

ALSI-202601025-FI1
ALSI-202601025-FI1
3-102-939867 Limitada
Issued Jan 15, 2026Expiry Jan 14, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register, read on Sep 9 and Oct 4, 2026 · Anjouan seal validator, reached from the site’s own seal script on Oct 4, 2026

Gamba

Anjouan

Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros. The validator names the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, supervised by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.

ALSI-152512013-F13
ALSI-152312013-FI3Doesn’t match the casino’s number
Gamba Gaming N.V.
Issued Dec 12, 2023Expiry Dec 11, 2026
Checked at regulatorAnjouan seal validator, reached from Gamba’s own seal script · Anjouan public register

Gamdom

Anjouan

Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros (the validator names the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, supervised by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.)

ALSI-152406043-FI4
ALSI-152406043-FI4
Moon Revolution Limitada
Issued Jun 30, 2024Expiry Jun 29, 2026Earlier than the day we checked
Checked at regulatorAnjouan seal validator, reached from the seal Gamdom loads on every page · Anjouan public register

GOATED

Anjouan

Anjouan Gaming Authority (register) / Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan (validator)

ALSI-202411063-FI2
ALSI-202411063-FI2
Mirai Kaze Ltd
Issued Nov 4, 2024Expiry Nov 3, 2026
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register · Anjouan seal validator, opened from the GOATED footer seal on Oct 4, 2026

Moon Roll

Anjouan

Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros (the validator names the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, supervised by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.)

ALSI-202412032-FI2
ALSI-202412032-FI2
Space Entertainment Ltd.
Issued Dec 2, 2024Expiry Dec 1, 2026
Checked at regulatorAnjouan seal validator, reached from the seal in Moon Roll’s footer · Anjouan public register

Qzino

Anjouan

Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan

ALSI-202503015-FI1
ALSI-202503015-FI1
CG Universe LimitadaA different legal form from the casino’s own documents
Issued Mar 18, 2025Expiry Mar 17, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register · Certificate validator linked from Qzino’s own footer

Rainbet

Anjouan

Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros (the validator names the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, supervised by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.)

The casino publishes no number
ALSI-152406029-FI2
Rain Group Ltd
Issued Jun 14, 2024Expiry Jun 13, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan seal validator, reached from the seal in Rainbet’s footer · Anjouan public register

Rakebit

Anjouan

Anjouan Gaming Authority (register) / Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan (validator)

The casino publishes no number
ALSI-202602030-FI2
Nile King Media Ltd
Issued Feb 18, 2026Expiry Feb 17, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register · Anjouan seal validator, reached from Rakebit’s own footer seal

Reels.io

Anjouan

Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan

ALSI-082404002-FI1
ALSI-082404002-FI1
Cavolo Boss Limitada
Issued Apr 8, 2024Expiry Apr 7, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register · Anjouan seal validator, opened from the reels.io footer seal on Oct 4, 2026

Rollbit

Anjouan

Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, with regulatory supervision by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.

ALSI-042308006-FII
ALSI-042308006-FII
Acacia Tech Ltd
Issued Aug 16, 2023Expiry Aug 20, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan seal validator, reached from the seal Rollbit loads on every page · Anjouan public register

Roobet

Curaçao

Curaçao Gaming Authority

OGL/2024/687/0427
OGL/2024/687/0427
Raw Entertainment B.V. · Curaçao company number 157205
Issued Jul 31, 2024No expiry on the record
Checked at regulatorCuraçao certificate, cert.cga.cw, reached from the seal in the roobet.com footer

Shock

Curaçao

Curaçao Gaming Control Board

OGL/2024/1320/0958
OGL/2024/1320/0958
PR Entertainment N.V. · Curaçao company number 163398
Issued Mar 13, 2025No expiry on the record
Checked at regulatorCuraçao certificate token linked from Shock’s own footer, cert.cga.cw

Shuffle

Curaçao

Curaçao Gaming Authority

OGL/2024/1337/0628
OGL/2024/1337/0628
Natural Nine B.V. · Curaçao company number 160998
Issued Oct 16, 2024No expiry on the record
Checked at regulatorCuraçao certificate, cert.cga.cw

Stake

Curaçao

Curaçao Gaming Authority

OGL/2024/1451/0918
OGL/2024/1451/0918
Medium Rare N.V. · Curaçao company number 145353
Issued Jun 9, 2025Expiry Jun 9, 2026Earlier than the day we checked
Checked at regulatorCuraçao certificate, cert.cga.cw, served at the id that matches the license number (Stake links none) · CGA online gaming license register (PDF, last updated Oct 2, 2026), the one row for OGL/2024/1451/0918 · CGA enforcement register (PDF, last updated Sep 14, 2026), where Medium Rare N.V. has no entry

Thrill

Anjouan

Anjouan Gaming Authority, Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros

ALSI-202506019-FI1
ALSI-202506019-FI1
Gravity Unleashed Limitada
Issued Jun 19, 2025Expiry Jun 18, 2027
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register · License validator linked from Thrill’s own footer

Whale.io

Anjouan

Anjouan Gaming (Anjouan Gaming Authority), Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros

ALSI-202503012-FI1
ALSI-202503012-FI1
Whale Operations Ltd
Issued Mar 10, 2025Expiry Mar 9, 2026Earlier than the day we checked
Checked at regulatorAnjouan public register · Anjouan seal validator, opened from the whale.io footer seal on Oct 4, 2026

Winna

Tobique

Tobique Gaming Commission (TGC), New Brunswick, Canada

The casino publishes no number
The register publishes no number field
GG Gaming S.R.LA different legal form from the casino’s own documents
No issue date on the recordExpiry May 8, 2027
Partly checkedTobique Gaming Commission list of license holders

How to read the last column: “Checked at regulator” means we checked the regulator’s own certificate, register or validator. “Partly checked” means the regulator answered without enough to settle it. “Casino documents” means we didn’t check, and the row is the casino describing itself.

03Where the records disagree

Crypto casino license mismatches: six casinos whose documents and the regulator’s record differ

Gamba’s license number doesn’t match the regulator’s. AceBet’s FAQ prints its company registration number as its license number, and the real one appears nowhere on its site. Rainbet, Rakebit and Reels.io hold licenses at the regulator that their own sites never show. Winna’s operator appears under three names.

AceBet

Holder, address and domain match both Anjouan records, but AceBet never prints its license number. The one number its FAQ calls a license number, 15831, is the company’s registration number.

Checked October 4, 2026

AceBet’s FAQ calls 15831 its license number. Both regulator records return ALSI-202410059-FI2, and 15831 is the company’s registration number.

In the casino’s own documents

Homepage FAQ and homepage structured data

“License No. 15831” (homepage FAQ, “Is Acebet licensed and regulated?”). The homepage structured data also labels 15831 “Gaming License Number”

Casino document
At the regulator

Anjouan seal validator and public register

License No. ALSI-202410059-FI2 (Anjouan validator and register). 15831 is Golden Frog Inc.’s company registration number (Terms §1, the site footer, the License page)

Regulator record

Not printed on any AceBet page. The number shows only on the Anjouan validator the footer seal opens, and in the public register.

AceBet’s License page sends unresolved disputes to its regulator, which says it doesn’t handle player complaints.

In the casino’s own documents

License page

If you’re not satisfied with AceBet’s resolution, you can escalate to the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority, “our licensing regulator” (License page)

Casino document
At the regulator

Anjouan Player Complaint Process

“The Authority does not handle, mediate, or adjudicate player complaints.” Unresolved disputes go to an approved ADR provider (Anjouan Player Complaint Process)

Regulator record

The validator’s complaint form, run by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc., takes complaints that an operator is breaching its license. It sends payout, blocked-account, delay and broken-feature disputes to the operator first.

Gamba

Holder, address and domain all match, but the license number doesn’t. Gamba prints one number in three of its own documents, and two regulator surfaces return another.

Checked September 9, 2026

The two numbers differ by two characters, and Gamba prints its version the same way everywhere.

In the casino’s own documents

Printed the same way in Terms §1.1, the License policy page and AML Policy §1

ALSI-152512013-F13

Casino document
At the regulator

Returned by the Anjouan validator that Gamba’s own site seal script points at

ALSI-152312013-FI3

Regulator record
At the regulator

Anjouan public register

Gamba Gaming N.V. · ALSI-152312013-FI3 · status valid · type b2c · issued 2023-12-12 · expiry 2026-12-11 · domains gamba.com

Regulator record

The two differ in two places: 1525 against 1523, and F13 against FI3. Gamba prints the same string in three of its own documents, so it is no one-off typo. The seal validator and the public register agree with each other, not with Gamba, and Gamba’s number matches no row in the register.

Rainbet

Both Anjouan records return ALSI-152406029-FI2 for Rain Group Ltd and rainbet.com, a number Rainbet never prints. Terms §21.6 and the casino lobby page still name Curaçao licensing bodies.

Checked October 4, 2026

Rainbet’s license number appears at the regulator and on no Rainbet page.

At the regulator

Anjouan seal validator and public register

Rain Group Ltd holds ALSI-152406029-FI2, type B2C, for rainbet.com.

Regulator record
In the casino’s own documents

Terms §1, the footer seal and the help center

Not printed by Rainbet. The Terms say “licensed in Anjouan”, the footer seal says “Licensed” and the help center says “an official Anjouan gaming license”. The number appears only on the validator and in the public register.

Casino document

No Rainbet page gives you a number to search the register with. The footer seal is the only route from rainbet.com to the record.

Three Rainbet pages name three licensing bodies: Anjouan in Terms §1, Gaming Services Provider N.V. in Terms §21.6 and a Curaçao authority on the casino lobby page.

At the regulator

Anjouan seal validator

This gaming platform operates under License No. ALSI-152406029-FI2, issued by the Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan pursuant to the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005. All licensed activities are subject to the compliance and supervision frameworks managed by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc.

Regulator record
In the casino’s own documents

Terms §1

Rain Group Ltd is “licensed in Anjouan for the provision of online games of chance” (Terms §1).

Casino document
In the casino’s own documents

Terms §21.6

Terms §21.6 sends an unresolved dispute to “our licensing body Gaming Services Provider N.V.”.

Casino document
In the casino’s own documents

Casino lobby page (marketing text)

“Rainbet Casino is licensed by the Curacao Gambling Authority, confirming its compliance with international gambling guidelines” (marketing text on the casino lobby page).

Casino document

Gaming Services Provider N.V. returns no row in the Anjouan register (0 of 1,539 on Oct 4, 2026). Archived Terms carry the same sentence (then §22.6) from the Curaçao years, when Rainbet ran under Gaming Services Provider N.V. license #365/JAZ.

Rakebit

The regulator publishes Rakebit’s license number, and Rakebit’s own site doesn’t. Nothing here comes from a Rakebit footer, because the footer shows no number.

Checked October 4, 2026

The number exists at the regulator and nowhere on Rakebit’s own site.

At the regulator

Anjouan public register and seal validator

Nile King Media Ltd holds ALSI-202602030-FI2, type b2c, for rakebit.com.

Regulator record
In the casino’s own documents

rakebit.com

No rakebit.com page we read states a license number. The Terms of Use never mention a license, an authority or a regulator at all. The footer carries the Anjouan seal link and nothing else, and the only license wording on the site is marketing copy on the home page (“The platform operates under an Anjouan gaming license”).

Casino document

You can’t check this license from rakebit.com, because the site never states the number. The footer seal is the only route, and it needs the seal id embedded there.

Reels.io

The register and the validator both show the license for Cavolo Boss Limitada and reels.io. Reels.io prints no company name and no license number. Its footer seal opens the validator, and only its affiliate site prints the number.

Checked October 4, 2026

The license is on the register, and reels.io prints none of it in text.

At the regulator

Anjouan public register

The Anjouan register lists ALSI-082404002-FI1 as a B2C license held by Cavolo Boss Limitada, issued April 8, 2024 and expiring April 7, 2027

Regulator record
In the casino’s own documents

reels.io

reels.io prints the license number nowhere, not in the footer, the terms or the privacy policy. The operator prints it in text only on reelsaffiliates.com. On Oct 4, 2026, the reels.io footer seal opened the Anjouan validator, which shows it.

Casino document
In the casino’s own documents

Terms §2 and §4.4

Terms §2 refers to “our gaming license” without identifying it. Terms §4.4 mentions “any other jurisdictions deemed prohibited by Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority” and never names a license number or a license status.

Casino document

reels.io itself names no operating company. Its pages print no company name, registration number or license number. On Sep 9, 2026, the homepage also carried no 18+ mark and no seal. On Oct 4, 2026, its footer showed an 18+ icon and a seal that opens the Anjouan validator, still with no company name or license number in text. The privacy policy names no data controller. The terms’ own §2, headed PARTIES, is marketing copy that identifies nobody. Terms §3.2 then points to “the identity of the Company in paragraph 2.1”, a paragraph that does not exist in the published document.

The license is from Anjouan, but disputes go to the courts of Costa Rica.

At the regulator

Anjouan public register

ALSI-082404002-FI1, held by Cavolo Boss Limitada, covering six domains including reels.io.

Regulator record
In the casino’s own documents

Terms §27

Terms §27 makes the agreement subject to the laws of Costa Rica and the exclusive jurisdiction of the Costa Rican courts, while the license (and the only complaint framework attached to it) is Anjouan’s.

Casino document

Reels.io’s Terms send disputes to the courts of Costa Rica. The only complaint framework attached to its license is Anjouan’s.

Winna

Winna’s is the only license we checked with no number to compare, because neither Winna nor the regulator publishes one. The register shows a company with a current B2C license, and only Winna’s own help center links it to winna.com.

Checked September 9, 2026

Three names for the operator across three documents, one of which is the contract.

In the casino’s own documents

Terms §2.1

GG Gaming LLC

Casino document
In the casino’s own documents

Help center license article

GG Gaming Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada (S.R.L.), trading as Winna.com

Casino document
At the regulator

Tobique register

GG Gaming S.R.L

Regulator record

Terms §2.1 and the site footer say “GG Gaming LLC”. The help center’s license article says “GG Gaming Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada (S.R.L.)”. The Tobique register lists “GG Gaming S.R.L”. In Costa Rica, an S.R.L. is a limited-liability company, so the forms are compatible in substance. Still, the name in the Terms is not the name on the register, and the Terms are the contract.

04What a license record doesn’t say

Crypto casino license limits: what a license doesn’t prove

A license record doesn’t tell you whether it covers your country, whether a complaint will go anywhere or whether your balance is protected. Each answer below comes with an example one of these regulators or casinos published.

Does the license cover me where I live?

Not everywhere. The Anjouan validator lists excluded territories on the same page that confirms the license, and the list is the same for every licensee.

The validator page prints the same territorial carve-out for every domain. The Anjouan license “is not valid in, and does not extend to” Australia, Comoros, France, Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the USA, plus FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions. Disputes from players in those territories “fall entirely outside the regulatory scope” of the license.

Example: Chips

Is this license about the site I’m on?

Not always. A license covers a list of domains, and one license can carry several brands. A complaint or a self-exclusion then lands with the company behind all of them.

reels.io is one of six domains on this single license. Reels.io doesn’t say whether a self-exclusion covers the others, and a complaint lands with a company that runs five other brands.

Example: Reels.io

Does a domain on the register mean the casino owns it?

No, and the regulator says so itself.

The Authority states that a listed domain confirms only that the domain was notified to it as associated with licensed activity, not ownership of the domain or of any trademark.

Example: Whale.io

Does a license give me somewhere to complain?

Only through the casino’s own seal. On an Anjouan license, the regulator’s complaint form sits on the validator page the seal opens, and it takes license-breach complaints only.

The Authority requires complaints to be submitted “using the complaint submission function accessible via the operator’s interactive site seal”. Whale shipped no such seal on Sep 9, 2026. On Oct 4, 2026, the seal in the whale.io footer opened the validator, which carries the regulator’s “Submit a Complaint” form.

Example: Whale.io

Does a license mean its conditions are being met?

Not necessarily. The register records a relationship and inspects nothing. Where the conditions are published, you can check them against what the casino publishes, and they don’t always match.

Gamba doesn’t show two of its three license conditions. No Gamba document names an ADR provider, and no deposit limit tool is documented in the Terms, the responsible gambling material or the help center.

Example: Gamba

Does a license protect the money in my account?

Nothing in these certificates says so, but one casino’s FAQ claims it does.

Shock’s FAQ states that “Holding an official Curaçao license means your funds, wagers, and rewards are protected within a secure and trusted environment.” Nothing in the certificate or in the LOK says a license segregates or guarantees player funds, and Shock publishes no player-funds protection clause.

Example: Shock

Is a seal in a footer a regulator?

Not necessarily. Commercial seals sit in the same footers as regulator seals.

Thrill’s footer also carries a Gamecheck seal reporting that randomized checks of several suppliers found no fake games. Gamecheck is a commercial game-authenticity service, not a regulator, and its check is not a payout or solvency audit.

Example: Thrill

Do we know what the regulator requires?

Only what the casino says. We haven’t read the statutes behind these regimes, so a casino’s summary of its regulator’s rules is still the casino talking.

The help center says the TGC requires certification from Approved Testing Laboratories, published game rules and RTP where applicable, mandatory responsible gaming information and self-exclusion, 18+ age controls, approved funds arrangements, audited accounts, and escalation to a dispute resolution office designated by the Commission. These are Winna’s descriptions of its regulator’s rules, and 0xCasinos has not read the Tobique Gaming Act or the TGC Code.

Example: Winna
05Method

Crypto casino license status: why the Anjouan register’s status column isn’t used here

The Anjouan register prints “valid” on every row, so its status column tells you nothing about any one license.

1,539

Rows in the register

Parsed from the dataset the register embeds in its own response.

1

Distinct values in the status column

Every row prints “valid”, including rows whose own expiry date has already passed.

4

Statuses the regulator defines

Active, Suspended, Revoked, Expired. The word the register prints is none of them.

On Oct 4, 2026, the same register marked the status field “valid” for all 1,539 rows it published, including 344 whose expiry dates had already passed. The field is uniform, so it carries no information about this or any individual license.

The Authority’s own status definitions page recognizes four statuses (Active, Suspended, Revoked and Expired) and states that “Only entities with an Active licence status are authorised to conduct licensed internet gaming activities.” “Valid”, the word the register actually prints, is not one of the four.

The Authority states that the register is updated periodically, may not reflect recent changes, and that inclusion “does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or approval”. It advises contacting the Authority directly for time-sensitive verification, which 0xCasinos has not done.

A field with the same value on every row can’t tell you anything about a single license. So we never use that word to confirm a license or to question one.

A status column that means something

“Assessment in progress” is by far the most common status in that document. 283 of the register’s 666 rows carry that status, two of them spelled “Assessment In progress”. That points to a renewal backlog across the regime rather than anything specific to this licensee.

Curaçao’s registry prints a status that varies between licensees, so it can tell you something. The Anjouan status can’t, which makes it a limit of the register, not a fact about any casino on it.

Seal validators, tested with control domains

Queried with a bare domain, the Anjouan validator returned “Operating status: INVALID” for chips.gg on Sep 9, 2026. It gave the same answer for chipstars.bet and memebet.com, both licensed on the same regulator’s public register, and for a domain that does not exist. All four answers were identical, so a bare-domain query says nothing about any of them and is no evidence that Chips.gg is unlicensed.

The seal validator names Nile King Media Ltd, the Anjouan address and rakebit.com, and reports operating status VALID as of Sep 9, 2026. It is reachable only with the operator-specific seal id embedded in Rakebit’s footer. Queried with a bare domain, it returns INVALID for any site, so a bare-domain query is not evidence about anyone.

06Dates on a register

Crypto casino license expiry dates: four already passed when we checked, five due within 120 days

Four licenses show an expiry date before the day we checked, and five show one within 120 days after it. A date on a register doesn’t prove a license has ended or will end.

Expiry date before the day we checked

Two registers, two regimes. Neither says whether the license was renewed, and we haven’t asked.

  • CloudbetExpiry May 23, 2026 · checked Oct 4, 2026

    “Assessment in progress” is the registry’s most common status: 283 of its 666 rows carry it, and 208 read “Indefinite”. The registry defines none of its statuses, so the row points to a renewal still being processed rather than a finding about Cloudbet alone. Three dates for one license: granted 23/05/2025 on the certificate, “issued on 27 May 2025” in the Terms, and issued November 23, 2025 on the registry row, which dates the current term.

  • GamdomExpiry Jun 29, 2026 · checked Oct 3, 2026

    On Oct 3, 2026, the register printed an expiry date three months in the past next to the status “Valid”, and the seal validator answered VALID. Other rows show the same pattern. Moravente SRL (expiry 2025-11-03), Mosquito Group (2025-09-06) and Nameless Limitada (2025-08-06) are also listed as Valid, so the expiry column may not be kept up to date. Neither the regulator nor Gamdom publishes a renewal date.

  • StakeExpiry Jun 9, 2026 · checked Oct 4, 2026

    The CGA’s certificate and its register describe the same license differently on the same day. The certificate says Active and prints no expiry date. The register’s expiry date, June 9, 2026, was almost four months in the past when it was read, under the status “Assessment in progress”. 283 of the register’s 666 rows carry “Assessment in progress”, 208 read “Indefinite”, and the register defines none of them. Neither the CGA nor Stake publishes a renewal date.

  • Whale.ioExpiry Mar 9, 2026 · checked Oct 4, 2026

    The expiry date the register records for this license, March 9, 2026, is almost seven months before our Oct 4, 2026 check. The register does not show a renewal. The Authority states that the register is updated periodically, may not reflect recent changes, and that inclusion “does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or approval”. It advises contacting the Authority directly for time-sensitive verification, which 0xCasinos has not done.

Expiry date within 120 days after our check

Earliest first. If you play at one of these casinos, note the date and recheck the register then.

  • AceBetExpiry Oct 17, 2026

    The register’s expiry date was 13 days away when read on Oct 4, 2026. Neither the regulator nor AceBet publishes a renewal. Other rows keep the status “Valid” past their printed expiry, such as Golden Crown Ltd. (2026-02-21) and Global System Technologies Inc (2026-04-07), so the status column may not show whether a license was renewed.

  • GOATEDExpiry Nov 3, 2026

    The register gives an expiry date of November 3, 2026, under two months after our check. A slow withdrawal or a complaint could outlast it, and nothing on goated.com mentions a renewal date.

  • Moon RollExpiry Dec 1, 2026

    The register’s expiry date falls 58 days after this check. Neither the regulator nor Moon Roll publishes a renewal date.

  • GambaExpiry Dec 11, 2026

    Anjouan public register · checked Sep 9, 2026

  • DegenCityExpiry Jan 14, 2027

    Anjouan public register · checked Oct 4, 2026

What these dates don’t prove

The register behind most of these dates prints one status value on every row and says it may not reflect recent changes. It tells you to contact the regulator directly for time-sensitive checks, which we haven’t done.

07Sources

Crypto casino license sources: every page we checked, and every one that refused

Checked between September 9, 2026 and October 4, 2026. Failed lookups are listed too, because a host that won’t answer tells you about our reach, not about the licensee.

Regulator and casino pages checked73 sources · last checked October 4, 2026
Lookups that failed20 recorded
  • 500 Casino500.casino over a plain HTTP client

    500.casino and help.500.casino answer plain HTTP clients with HTTP 403 and a Cloudflare challenge document titled “Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue”. Both were read in a real browser instead. Only https://500.casino/robots.txt returned 200 to a direct request.

    What we can’t say

    We read 500 Casino’s documents in a real browser instead. The certificate and the compliance validator came straight from their own hosts and are unaffected.

  • AceBetAnjouan public register, searched for ALSI-202410059-FI2

    The Anjouan public register listed 1,539 licenses when read on Oct 4, 2026. Exactly one row carries ALSI-202410059-FI2 and exactly one names Golden Frog Inc.: Golden Frog Inc. · ALSI-202410059-FI2 · status Valid · type b2c · issued 2024-10-18 · expiry 2026-10-17 · domains acebet.com, acebet.co. A register search for “acebet” finds AceBet’s domains in that row only.

    What we can’t say

    Holder, license type, issue date, expiry date and the domains acebet.com and acebet.co all come from the regulator. The register’s status column doesn’t count, because other rows keep “Valid” past their expiry date. The 1,506-row count elsewhere on this site is the register as parsed on September 9, 2026.

  • BC.GameAnjouan public register, searched for ALSI-202410011-FI1

    Checked on Sep 9 and again on Oct 4, 2026. The register draws its table in the browser, so a plain request returns no rows. The full dataset, 1,539 rows on Oct 4, ships inline in a script tag on the same response and was parsed from there. Exactly one row matches this number.

    What we can’t say

    Holder, license type, issue date, expiry date and the domain bc.game all come from the regulator. The register’s status column is left out, because it prints “valid” on every row, even rows past their expiry date.

  • BC.GameAnjouan seal validator, opened from the bc.game footer

    Opened from the seal in the bc.game footer on Oct 4, 2026, the Anjouan validator named Twocent Technology Limited, Sea Urchin Street, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize, with support@bc.game as the licensee’s email and bc.game as the registered website. It read “Operating status: VALID” under License No. ALSI-202410011-FI1. Below the record, the page embeds two regulator forms, “Submit a Complaint” and “Self Exclusion”.

    What we can’t say

    The validator confirms the holder, the number and bc.game, and lists the license’s excluded territories and conditions. Its status line is the regulator’s wording on the day, not a finding of ours.

  • ChipsAnjouan validator, queried with a bare domain

    Queried with a bare domain, the Anjouan validator returned “Operating status: INVALID” for chips.gg on Sep 9, 2026. It gave the same answer for chipstars.bet and memebet.com, both licensed on the same regulator’s public register, and for a domain that does not exist. All four answers were identical, so a bare-domain query says nothing about any of them and is no evidence that Chips.gg is unlicensed.

    What we can’t say

    A bare-domain answer says nothing about Chips or anyone else, and isn’t used as evidence either way.

  • GambaAnjouan public register, rendered client-side

    The Anjouan public register at https://anjouangaming.com/license-register/ renders its table on the client, so a direct request appears to return no rows. The full 1,506-row dataset sits in the same response, inside a script tag. Parsing it on Sep 9, 2026 returned exactly one Gamba row.

    What we can’t say

    The row quoted here comes from the register’s own embedded dataset, not a screen reading. That is also how Gamba’s string could be searched across all 1,506 rows.

  • GambaAnjouan complaint process and ADR provider pages

    Read on Oct 4, 2026: the Anjouan Gaming Authority’s player complaint process and its list of approved ADR providers. Gamba names none of the four.

    What we can’t say

    Gamba’s Complaints tab carries the regulator’s route: the operator first, a reply within 30 days, then an approved ADR provider at the operator’s cost.

  • GamdomAnjouan public register, searched for ALSI-152406043-FI4

    The Anjouan public register listed 1,540 licenses when read on Oct 3, 2026. Exactly one row carries ALSI-152406043-FI4: Moon Revolution Limitada · ALSI-152406043-FI4 · status Valid · type b2c · issued 2024-06-30 · expiry 2026-06-29 · domains gamdom.com.

    What we can’t say

    Holder, license type, issue date, expiry date and the domain gamdom.com all come from the regulator. The register’s status column doesn’t count, because it prints “Valid” next to an expiry date that had passed when we checked, as neighboring rows do. The 1,506-row count elsewhere on this site is the register as parsed on September 9, 2026.

  • Moon RollAnjouan public register, searched for “moonroll” and “Space Entertainment”

    The Anjouan public register listed 1,539 licenses when read on Oct 4, 2026. Searches for “moonroll” and “Space Entertainment” each return one row: Space Entertainment Ltd. · ALSI-202412032-FI2 · status Valid · type b2c · issued 2024-12-02 · expiry 2026-12-01 · domains moonroll.io.

    What we can’t say

    Holder, license type, issue date, expiry date and the domain moonroll.io all come from the regulator. The register’s status column doesn’t count, because other rows keep “Valid” past their expiry date.

  • RainbetAnjouan public register, searched for “rainbet”, “Rain Group”, “152406029” and “Gaming Services Provider”

    The Anjouan public register listed 1,539 licenses on Oct 4, 2026. Searches for “rainbet”, “Rain Group” and “152406029” each returned the one row: Rain Group Ltd · ALSI-152406029-FI2 · status Valid · type b2c · issued 2024-06-14 · expiry 2027-06-13 · domains rainbet.com. A search for “Gaming Services Provider” returned none.

    What we can’t say

    Holder, license type, issue date, expiry date and the domain rainbet.com all come from the regulator. The register’s status column doesn’t count, because other rows keep “Valid” past their expiry date.

  • RainbetInternet Archive copies of rainbet.com/terms

    The Internet Archive holds captures of rainbet.com/terms in 14 different months, from November 8, 2023 to October 4, 2026. Nine were read as raw HTML, because the archived app redirects to a “restricted” blocker. Each archived reading below carries its capture date. The register dates the Anjouan license from June 14, 2024. Archived Terms kept the Curaçao wording until at least March 22, 2025. They first say “licensed in Anjouan” in the July 10, 2025 capture.

    What we can’t say

    Gaming Services Provider N.V. license #365/JAZ comes only from archived Terms, each dated by its capture. It is Rainbet’s history, not a second current license.

  • Reels.ioCosta Rican corporate registry for Cavolo Boss Limitada

    Not retrieved by 0xCasinos

    What we can’t say

    The registration number we show comes from the affiliate site. The Anjouan register’s domain list and the payments clause in the Terms back the company name, not the number, and no company registry confirms it.

  • RollbitAnjouan public register, searched for “rollbit” and “Acacia”

    The Anjouan public register listed 1,539 licenses when read on Oct 4, 2026. A search for “rollbit” and a search for “Acacia” each return exactly one row: Acacia Tech Ltd · ALSI-042308006-FII · status Valid · type b2c · issued 2023-08-16 · expiry 2027-08-20 · domains rollbit.com.

    What we can’t say

    Holder, license type, issue date, expiry date and the domain rollbit.com all come from the regulator. The register’s status column doesn’t count, because other rows keep “Valid” past their expiry date. The 1,506-row count elsewhere on this site is the register as parsed on September 9, 2026.

  • RollbitNevis company registry for Acacia Tech Ltd

    Not retrieved by 0xCasinos. No company number is published.

    What we can’t say

    The company name and the Nevis address come from Rollbit’s own pages and both Anjouan records. No company registry confirms them, and no company number is on file.

  • RoobetCuraçao Gaming Authority online-gaming page, complaints section

    The same page returned HTTP 403 to our request on Sep 8, 2026. It loaded on Oct 4, 2026. The Curaçao Gaming Authority says it “does not handle individual complaints against gaming providers”, that resolving disputes between players and operators “is not within our mandate” and that it can’t order an operator to pay.

    What we can’t say

    The regulator’s own words on complaints now stand on Roobet’s Complaints tab. The certificate remains the only regulator record behind the license itself.

  • ShuffleCuraçao searchable license register

    The authority publishes its online gaming license register only as a dated PDF, with no searchable entry to link.

    What we can’t say

    Shuffle’s record rests on the certificate. No register row is quoted for it, because the regulator publishes the register as a dated PDF, not a searchable record.

  • ShuffleiTech Labs RNG certificate for Natural Nine B.V.

    The iTech Labs certificate is a PDF. We confirmed it resolves and is issued to Natural Nine B.V., but we did not machine-read its full text.

    What we can’t say

    The certificate resolves and is issued to the licensee. Its contents aren’t quoted, and an RNG certificate isn’t a license anyway.

  • ThrillGamecheck seal in the Thrill footer

    Thrill’s footer also carries a Gamecheck seal reporting that randomized checks of several suppliers found no fake games. Gamecheck is a commercial game-authenticity service, not a regulator, and its check is not a payout or solvency audit.

    What we can’t say

    A commercial game-authenticity seal sits next to the regulator seal in the same footer. It isn’t a regulator record and says nothing about the license.

  • WinnaThe Tobique Shield seal embedded in winna.com

    Winna embeds a Tobique Shield seal via https://winna.com/dlag-seal.html?key=f1afbc19-1da5-4436-bba6-f5991e549a81, which loads the seal from f1afbc19-1da5-4436-bba6-f5991e549a81.seals.dlagglobal.com. Fetched on Sep 9, 2026, that script returned HTTP 200 with a geo-block payload instead of a seal. It renders the message “It appears that you are located in GB and due to Gambling Regulations the domain does not accept gambling from your country.” Our request never reached the validation record, so we could not read the license number, status or complaint link the seal is supposed to carry.

    What we can’t say

    The block is itself consistent with Winna’s Terms, which prohibit the United Kingdom. It is a failed retrieval and says nothing about the license. So the license number, status and complaint link the seal should carry are unread.

  • WinnaThe Tobique validator, queried with a bare domain

    A bare query to https://validate.thetgc.ca/validate?domain=winna.com returns “Operating status: INVALID” and “The above service is NOT licensed by the Tobique Gaming Commission.” That result means nothing on its own. The same query returns the same INVALID page for google.com and for a domain that does not exist, so the endpoint is not a domain lookup and a bare query is not a license check. 0xCasinos draws no conclusion from it either way.

    What we can’t say

    Nothing here rests on that endpoint. It answers the same for a major search engine and for a domain that doesn’t exist.

More from the data

ComparisonWhich crypto casinos block your country?Every published restricted-country list, searchable by territory, plus the places a casino’s license excludes but its list leaves out.Updated Oct 4, 2026ComparisonWhich casinos say “no KYC”, and what do their own terms require?Every no-KYC claim, quoted and linked, next to the KYC rules in the same casino’s own terms.Updated Oct 4, 2026ComparisonWhich crypto casinos meet every published term we can check?Every casino we cover, checked against the same published terms and grouped by how many it meets, A to Z in each group. A shortlist, not a ranking.Updated Oct 4, 2026