Is Piratepots Legit?
Piratepots is one of 5,099 casinos we read every morning. Here is what its own paperwork says, including the parts it does not put on the homepage.
What we can verify
- ·It claims a Anjouan licence. We could not match it to a register we hold.
- ✓It displays licence number ALSI-202502014-FI1 on its site.
- ·We have held a record for this brand since 2026-08-12. That is our record, not the operator's age.
- ·It shares a licence with 27 other brands listed below.
Deposits
VisaMastercard
Apple Pay
Google Pay
BitcoinOnline, and it answered our check on 2026-08-21.
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Brands sharing this licence
Same licence, same operator, read from a public register or from the licence number the sites display themselves. Not guessed from page design.
Licence ALSI-202502014-FI1 covers 28 brands we track:
No withdrawal test here yet. When one runs, this is where the amounts, timings, documents demanded and screenshots go. how that works.
The short version
Piratepots displays a licence number we could not match to any register.
The number may be genuine. We are telling you we could not check it, which in this market is a different thing from telling you it is wrong.
Three we could verify instead
They take the payment methods this casino does, and their licence is one we confirmed with the regulator that issued it.
All 14 we verified, and why that list is short.
We are paid if you open an account. It does not change anything above.