Written by
Dominic Field
Turns the licence lookup into a short sequence readers can follow for a casino they are considering.
Before you choose
How to check an Anjouan casino licence
Have a casino in mind? Match its company and web address to the official Anjouan record. You only need a few details to make sure you are looking at the right site.
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Check the casino in three steps
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Find the company and licence reference
Look in the casino footer or legal information. Note the company name and any Anjouan licence number. Keep the casino’s web address alongside them.
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Search the official register
Open the Anjouan Gaming register and search by domain, company or licence number. A number usually gives you a more specific starting point than a brand name.
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Match the details
Compare the company, listed domains and current status. Make sure the record relates to the site you are actually viewing, then return to the casino review to weigh up its games and layout.
What you are looking for in the record
The company name may be different from the casino brand. That is normal: a brand is the name players see, while the licence is held by a business. Our BC.GAME review, for example, names Twocent Technology Limited as the register’s licence holder for bc.game.
Read the status and date fields as well as the name. A saved screenshot may be old, and the casino’s logo alone is not enough to identify the current record. The authority’s verification page explains what its results show.
What if the casino opens at a different address?
Compare the address in your browser with the domains on the record. Similar spelling, a familiar logo or a redirect does not by itself show that a second address is covered.
If you cannot match it, ask the casino for the current licence reference and domain information before creating an account. You can also return to our Anjouan casino selection and consider another site while you clarify it.
Use the check, then compare the casino
A matching record answers a licensing question. It does not tell you whether you will enjoy the casino. Once you have the details, return to the review and look at the games, categories and browsing experience.
A casino with originals at the centre may suit you better than one organised around providers, or the other way round. Our Anjouan casino comparison keeps those differences together.
Your questions answered
Should I search by casino name or company name?
Try the exact website address or licence number first. If that does not find the record, use the company name from the casino’s legal information. The brand name and company name can be different.
Is a licence badge enough?
A badge is a starting point. Open its verification link where available and compare the company and domain with the official register. A copied image does not establish a current licence.
What if the casino redirects me to another domain?
Check the destination address against the current record. If you cannot match it, ask for clarification before creating an account. Do not assume every similar address belongs to the same licensed operation.
Does a matching entry mean I should choose that casino?
It answers the licence question, but the casino still needs to suit you. Compare the games and browsing style in the review before making your choice.
