Casino Groups Sharing One Licence

537 licence numbers in our catalogue cover more than one brand. A licence earns a page once it covers at least 4 casinos we can still reach, and keeps it once it has one, so a morning when a member stops answering does not withdraw the page: 145 have one, which is not the same as the 145 biggest. On 140 of them the link between the brands is the register's: the Anjouan register prints a domain list against the number, so it says who holds it. On the other 5 it is ours. No register we hold names a website against those numbers: 2 are in the Curacao register, which lists the licence but no domains, and 3 are in no register we hold at all -- so the brands are grouped by the number each one publishes about itself, and each of those pages says so. Of the 1,280 casinos on the pages below, 107 printed the licence number where our reader could see it and 411 answered us and printed none; the other 763 never returned a readable page, so what they print is unknown to us. The register's own link is why the grouping is worth having. 31 of them carry an expiry date that had already passed when we read the register on 2026-10-10, covering 219 of the casinos below. The register still marks each of those licences valid. We report the date and that it has passed; what that means for the licence is the authority's to say, not ours.