2,552 Casinos Whose Licence The Regulator Confirms

Of the 5,127 casinos we track, the regulator that issued the licence names the operator in its own records for 2,552. 4,691 of the 5,127 hold no licence from a major regulator. For most that is this exact address; for a handful the certificate names a different address, and those rows say so. Not a badge on the operator's own site: the regulator's own words. 1,955 of them are listed below, and 46 of those have a page of their own here.

There are two ways we get there and both are the regulator. Anjouan publishes a register listing, for every licence, the company that holds it and the date it runs to, and for 1,497 of its 1,543 licences the domains it covers. Curaçao does not publish that, so for 49 casinos we followed the seal in the operator's footer through to the certificate on the regulator's own site and read it there; 46 of them are listed on this page. A certificate is a stronger artefact because it is issued per site and dated; a register row covers the same ground for far more casinos.

What neither one tells you is whether the casino pays out. We have not tested that on any of them, and a licence has never been a promise about your withdrawal.

Two related counts sit on their own pages: the Curaçao register, and how much of it is past its own expiry date, and the licences that cover several casinos at once. Neither is a verification of any casino; both are counts of what a regulator published.

Every one of them is listed on this page. The buttons page through them without leaving this URL.

Certificate-confirmed casinos first, then alphabetically. The registers were captured on 2026-10-10 (Anjouan) and 2026-08-14 (Curacao); whether each casino is still reachable was checked on 2026-10-12. Each casino page links the record so you can open it yourself.

Do not read this as 1,955 separate choices. 293 of the companies in this set hold the licence for more than one casino, covering 1,439 of the 1,955: Novatrix SRL runs 39; Raptor Entertainment Ltd runs 37; Mega Technology Ltd runs 36. Same company, and the same answer if a withdrawal goes wrong. Not the same cashier, though: of the ones here we have read, almost none offers the same set of payment methods throughout.

What this list is not

• Not a recommendation. A confirmed licence says a regulator has a record of this domain. It does not say they pay out, and we have not tested that. No withdrawal test has been run on any casino here.
• Not a measure of how hard they were to check. This page used to list only the 46 whose seal we managed to follow to a certificate, which measured our scraping rather than the casino: a licence can be entirely real and miss that list because the operator renders its seal as an image. The register says the same thing about far more of them.
• Not a ranking. The table is alphabetical. We publish no score.
• Not permanent. A licence can lapse, and one of these could be gone next month. Each site's reachability is re-checked every morning; the licence evidence behind these rows is a dated capture, not a live query, and the date is on the page it came from.

If you are choosing tonight

Open two of these side by side and compare the four things that decide it: what the licence status actually is, what the minimum deposit costs you, what the wagering multiple demands back, and whether your own payment method works. Those four are on every casino page here, in the same place, whether we hold them or not.

Compare all 5,127 we track