Curaçao-Licensed Online Casinos

What Curaçao's register says about the casinos on this page

• 80 of the 351 carry a licence number that is on Curaçao's own register, in the edition we hold of 2026-08-14. 41 of those sit on a row whose printed expiry date had already passed when that edition was published, and which the register does not mark expired. They are on our copy of Curaçao's register.
• 25 give us a number that edition does not contain, so there is nothing for us to check it against, and 246 give us no number at all.
• 35 print a licence number on their own site. For the rest, the link between the casino and the licence is our record's, not theirs.

How Curaçao licences can be checked

Curaçao replaced its master-licence system in 2024, and its new authority publishes a downloadable register, so a brand naming a licence from that authority can be checked against it. The ones here still carrying a number from the old 8048/JAZ system cannot: those numbers are not on the new register. 272 of the 661 licences on it are past their printed expiry date and are not marked expired.

What changed in Curaçao's licensing

The Curaçao Gaming Authority began a phased reform of online gaming in November 2023, and the new National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK) took effect on 24 December 2024. This page separates brands whose licence number is on the register the authority publishes from brands still naming a number from the older master-licence system, which that register does not carry.

If you have a complaint about a Curaçao-licensed casino

The authority says plainly that it does not resolve individual disputes: it cannot mediate, arbitrate or order a casino to pay a player, and it asks players to take the complaint to the casino first and to legal channels if needed. It does still accept complaints, because a complaint or a pattern of them can show that an operator is breaking the law. Its own statement is here.