| Casino | Licence | Coins | ActionGo |
|---|---|---|---|
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Our pick
Vave
Live since 2022 · Latcas B.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority | 6 | Go to the casino site |
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Cloudbet
Live since 2013 · Halcyon Super Holdings B.V.
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Curaçao | 30 | PlayCloudbet notes |
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DuckDice
Licence register only · Zentari Limitada
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 10 | Play |
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Rainbet
Licence register only · RBGAMING N.V.
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 9 | Play |
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Wild Fortune
Licence register only · Metlait SRL
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 10 | Play |
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Windice
Licence register only · Windice Group Limited
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 7 | Play |
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Shuffle.com
Live since 2023
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Curaçao | 20 | PlayShuffle.com notes |
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Rakebit
Live since 2024 · Nile King Media Ltd
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 15 | Play |
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Metaspins
Licence register only · Metaspins N.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | 8 | Play |
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Wild.io
Live since 2022 · Nonce Gaming B.V.
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Curaçao | 12 | PlayWild.io notes |
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Bitcasino.io
Licence register only · Moon Technologies B.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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Sportsbet.io
Licence register only · MBet Solutions N.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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Playbet.io
Licence register only · Bitx Operations N.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | 3 | Play |
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CryptoLeo
Licence register only · Uno Digital Media B.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | 7 | Play |
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Oshi Casino
Live since 2015 · Novatrix SRL
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 10 | Play |
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Rocketpot
Live since 2018 · Danneskjold Ventures B.V.
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Curacao — no licence found | 13 | Play |
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Bitsler
Live since 2015 · Oyine N.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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Stake
Licence register only · Medium Rare N.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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CoinCasino
Licence register only · Igloo Ventures SRL
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | — | Play |
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Instant Casino
Licence register only · Axenora Strategic Services N.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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Wolf.bet
Licence register only · Cipher Games Ltd
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Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros — no licence found | 13 | Play |
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JacksClub
Licence register only · Spades Limitada
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | — | Play |
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BitStarz
Licence register only · Gareton B.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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Nine Casino
Licence register only · Uno Digital Media B.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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Mirax
Licence register only · Scores55 Tech B.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | — | Play |
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Coins.Game
Licence register only · Royal Way Limited
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | — | Play |
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Bitkingz
Licence register only · Novatrix SRL
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | — | Play |
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CryptoGames
Licence register only · MuchGaming B.V.
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Curaçao Gaming Authority — no licence found | 15 | Play |
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Primedice
Licence register only · Antillephone
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Government of Curaçao — no licence found | — | Play |
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Bitdreams
Licence register only · Hollycorn N.V.
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Antillephone N.V. — no licence found | 5 | Play |
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CoinPoker
Live since 2018 · PRECISE INTERACTIVE INC
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 5 | Play |
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LTC Casino
Licence register only
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Curaçao eGaming — no licence found | 10 | Play |
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Bspin
Live since 2018 · Pixel Gaming Limited
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | 3 | Play |
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Fairspin
Licence register only · Sorta Group Limitada
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Anjouan Gaming Board — no licence found | — | Play |
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TrustDice
Live since 2018 · Satoshi Gaming Group N.V.
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Curaçao | 20 | PlayTrustDice notes |
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BetFury
Live since 2019 · Universe B Games N.V.
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Curaçao | 40 | PlayBetFury notes |
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Jackbit
Live since 2022 · Ryker B.V.
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Curaçao | 18 | PlayJackbit notes |
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BC.Game
Live since 2017 · Twocent Technology Limited
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Anjouan — no number published | 150 | PlayBC.Game notes |
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Mega Dice
Live since 2023
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Curaçao — unconfirmed | 15 | PlayMega Dice notes |
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Betpanda.io
Live since 2023 · Star Bright Media S.R.L.
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Costa Rica — no licence found | 13 | PlayBetpanda.io notes |
The three jurisdictions you will see
Curaçao. The one most crypto casinos use. The island replaced its old master-and-sub system with direct authorisation by the Curaçao Gaming Authority, and the practical consequence for you is that a modern permit reads OGL/2024/1234/0567 and can be searched. A site displaying only a logo, or a number in the old sub-licensed format, is either running on legacy paperwork or hoping you will not check. The register is at cert.cga.cw — search the domain, not the company name, because the company behind a brand is rarely the name on the site.
Anjouan. A jurisdiction in the Comoros. Licences are real and cheap, and the supervision behind them is thinner than Curaçao’s. Not a reason to walk away on its own, but it is a reason to weigh the other columns harder.
Costa Rica. Not gambling paperwork at all. Costa Rica issues a company registration and regulates gambling nowhere; an operator “licensed in Costa Rica” is an operator with a company and no gaming regulator. That is why it shows red in the table above rather than amber. One operator on this list is in that position, and its page says so plainly. Each licence type carries its colour and its reason in the licence colours for New Zealand crypto casinos.
The five-minute check, in order
Do this for any site, including ones not on this page:
- Find the number in the footer. Not the seal — the number. A clickable seal that does not lead to a register entry is a picture.
- Search the register for the domain. Domain, not brand. Brands move between operating companies and the register follows the company.
- Check that the domain in the register is the one you are on.
casino.comandcasino-nz.comare different entries, and the second may not exist. - Read the restricted countries clause in the terms. If New Zealand is listed, stop — nothing else matters, because a win from a restricted country is void under those same terms. Search the page for “New Zealand” and also for “NZ”: they are frequently listed separately, and occasionally only one of them appears.
- Read the withdrawal and verification clauses. Specifically: what triggers verification, what the caps are, and whether the operator reserves the right to void winnings. Some of these clauses are extremely broad.
What recourse actually exists
Be clear-eyed about this, because it is the part affiliate sites skip.
If an offshore operator refuses to pay you, the Department of Internal Affairs cannot help. It regulates gambling that is organised in New Zealand, and these operators are not. There is no New Zealand ombudsman for this, no disputes tribunal path that reaches a company in Curaçao, and no chargeback — a crypto transaction is final by design, which is the same property that made the deposit convenient.
What you have instead:
- The licensing authority’s complaints process. Curaçao’s CGA does accept complaints against its licensees and it is not decorative, but it is slow and its leverage is the operator’s licence, not your balance.
- Independent mediation services such as eCOGRA or ADR bodies, where the operator has signed up to one. Most crypto casinos have not.
- Public pressure. Casino forums and the operator’s own social channels. Undignified, and empirically the fastest route for a disputed balance under a few thousand dollars.
The realistic conclusion is that the register column is about something other than winning a dispute later. It is about lowering the odds of having one, by playing at an operator that has something to lose.
Safety as a search, and safety as a document
The word people type is “safest”, and it is worth separating from what a register can show. A register tells you the permit exists and who holds it, and says nothing about whether the operator pays. The safest online casino page runs three tests across all ten and reports what fails, including the test none of them passes. What a licence covers, and the four things it does not, follow here.
What a licence does not protect you from
- Your own account being closed for a terms breach. Multiple accounts, a VPN, an address that is not yours. All void the balance at every operator here, licensed or not.
- Bonus terms. Confiscation of bonus winnings for breaching a maximum-bet rule is legal and enforceable, and it is the most common “they stole my money” story that turns out to be neither theft nor a mistake.
- The operator’s discretion on verification. Covered on the ID checks page.
- Volatility. Nothing about a licence stops the coin your balance is held in from falling twenty percent overnight. The NZD page deals with that.
None of those four is removed by a licence number, which is exactly why they are listed next to it. A register entry tells you who the operator is and where a complaint would be filed. It does not tell you the complaint will be answered, and on this side of the world it does not tell you it will be answered inside a working week.
Every register search on this page was run by one person on a stated date, which is the kind of claim a reader is entitled to weigh: who does the reading, and how the site is paid for is set out separately.
Back to the comparison table, or read how these four columns are weighted.