Casino license check: what the regulators show

We checked every licence held by the 17 casinos we review against the regulators’ own records on 4 November 2026. All 17 hold at least one licence that the regulator shows as valid or active. Two licences connected with these brands are not current: the Curaçao licence of Bull Gaming N.V., Rollbit’s former licensee, and the Curaçao licence of Small House B.V., a former BC.Game operator. Six Curaçao licences are listed as “Assessment in progress” on the regulator’s register of 2 November 2026 while their certificates read “Active”. We found no reviewed casino whose licence was missing from the register.

Key figures on 4 November 2026

• 25 licences checked across 17 casinos: 14 from Curaçao, 10 from Anjouan and 1 from Tobique. 23 are current and 2 are former licences.
• Anjouan: all 10 show as “valid” on the regulator’s register.
• Curaçao: all 12 current licences read “Active” on the regulator’s certificates. On its register of 2 November 2026, 6 are listed as “Indefinite” and 6 as “Assessment in progress”, with an expiry date that has passed.
• Former licences: 2 are not current, one shown as revoked on the certificate and expired on the register, and one listed as revoked on the enforcement register.
• Not found: 0.
• Who holds what: 7 casinos hold a current Curaçao licence only, 4 an Anjouan licence only, and 6 hold two: five with Curaçao and Anjouan, and Winz.io with Anjouan and Tobique.

The results

One row per licence. “Certificate” is the regulator’s online certificate for that licence; “register” is the regulator’s published list. Where the two show different things, both are given.

Licences that are expired, revoked or not found

Rollbit: former Curaçao licence (Bull Gaming N.V.)

• Regulator’s certificate: “License status: Revoked”, with the note that the record “does not confirm current authorization to operate”.
• Regulator’s register (2 November 2026): expired 23 May 2026, “Re-evaluating in administrative appeal”.
• Current licence: rollbit.com is listed on the Anjouan register under Acacia Tech Ltd, status “valid” until 20 August 2027.
• What Rollbit’s own site says: we couldn’t read it. Rollbit’s homepage loads its content with JavaScript, and its footer and terms weren’t readable without a browser, so we can’t say which company or licence the site names.

BC.Game: former operator’s Curaçao licence (Small House B.V.)

• Regulator’s enforcement register (15 September 2026): Small House B.V., licence OGL/2023/118/0060, “Revoked”, with the date 6 December 2024.
• Current licence: the Anjouan register lists Twocent Technology Limited, status “valid” until 1 October 2027, covering bc.game.
• What BC.Game’s own site says: its licence page names Twocent Technology Limited, a Belize company (no. 41939), licensed by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan. That matches the register.

Not found

None. Every licence number in our 17 reviews was on the regulator’s register or certificate system. We only review casinos whose licence we can confirm this way, so a casino with no licence on record wouldn’t appear on this site.

“Assessment in progress”

Six Curaçao licences in the table have an expiry date on the regulator’s register of 2 November 2026 that has passed, with the status “Assessment in progress”: those held by Medium Rare N.V. (Stake), Halcyon Super Holdings B.V. (Cloudbet), Nonce Gaming B.V. (Wild.io), Paloma Media B.V. (Thunderpick), Liquid Entertainment N.V. (Duelbits) and Universe B Games B.V. (BetFury). For all six, the regulator’s online certificate reads “Active” on 4 November 2026. The register doesn’t explain the status further, and we don’t interpret it. Many other licensees on the same register have the same status. We re-check these licences monthly until the register shows a final status.

Methodology

1. What we checked. Every licence named by the 17 casinos we review, and the former licences named in our reviews of Rollbit and BC.Game.
2. Where. Only on records published by the regulator: the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s online certificates (cert.cga.cw), its Online Gaming License Registry (PDF, last updated 2 November 2026) and its enforcement register (PDF, 15 September 2026); the public Anjouan licence register at anjouangaming.com; and, for Tobique, the regulator’s seal validator. We don’t rely on a casino’s own seal or footer.
3. How we matched. By licence number, licence holder and domain. A licence counts as confirmed when the regulator’s record shows the same number and company, and lists the casino’s domain where the record lists domains.
4. What we report. The status and dates in the regulator’s own words, with a link to the record. Where the certificate and the register disagree, we give both.
5. When. All records were checked on 4 November 2026, except the Tobique validator (27 October 2026). We re-check licences monthly, and at least a month before any expiry date. This page will show the new date each time.

A valid licence tells you a regulator knows who runs a casino. It doesn’t tell you how the casino treats players; for that, see each review’s complaint record and our how we review page, which explains how licence problems lead to a ⚠ warning.

Corrections

If a regulator’s record has changed, or you think we’ve misread one, email [email protected] with the licence number and a link to the record. We’ll re-check it and update this page and the review, with the new check date.

FAQ

Checked 4 November 2026. Sources: Curaçao Gaming Authority Online Gaming License Registry (2 November 2026) and enforcement register (15 September 2026) · Curaçao certificates linked in the table · Anjouan licence register · casino details from our reviews. Corrections: [email protected].