Which casinos hold an Anjouan licence?
Nine of the ten hold an Anjouan licence through a company on Anjouan Gaming’s licence list, and Win Place names one on its home page. Here is the strongest thing each one brings to the table.
- Wildies. A wide game lobby, a live casino and a sportsbook with in-play Cash Out, plus deposit and loss limits that support sets up for you.
- Smash Casino. Slots from more than 40 studios, live dealers, a sportsbook and prediction markets.
- CleanWins. A casino-only lobby with Hot and Cold slot lists, and a weekend cashback paid with no wagering.
- Trixino. Slots, live casino and sportsbook in one place, with a One-Cent Wonders collection for small stakes.
- Spin Polo and Daytona Spin. Two sites from one company, sharing a single licence; their games and terms are not covered here.
- SlotRoyals. A wide choice of e-wallets for deposits and withdrawals.
- Mad Casino. A very large game library, loyalty seasons and a Russian-language lobby.
- 7Gear. A casino-only site with tournaments, a wheel of fortune and a VIP club.
- Win Place. Casino games plus sport and esports betting.
Payout times, withdrawal limits and wagering differ far more than the licence does, and you can compare the ten on their money terms side by side. Our ranking of the best Anjouan casinos then puts them in order on payout, limits and terms, and the overview of Anjouan online casinos compares their games and payments.
Which of them share one licence?
Within the ten, Spin Polo shares its licence with Daytona Spin and CleanWins shares one with SlotRoyals, while Smash Casino’s licence covers nine other web addresses. Spin Polo and Daytona Spin come from the same company, and their shared licence lists 29 web addresses in all. CleanWins and SlotRoyals belong to one company as well, and ozbet.net sits on the same licence.
One of Smash Casino’s nine is madcasino.io, and it is easy to mix up with Mad Casino. They are two different casinos. Mad Casino runs at mad.casino under another company and its own licence, and nothing on the licence list ties the two together. Trixino’s licence lists 21 web addresses and Wildies’ eight.
How does each site show its licence?
Online casinos licensed in Anjouan usually say so in the footer, and at Smash Casino, CleanWins, SlotRoyals and Mad Casino that is the quickest place to look, with a licence line beside a seal you can click in most countries. For the rest, the public Anjouan Gaming licence register is the surer check, as it lists each licence with its web addresses.
| Casino | Where its licence shows |
|---|---|
| Wildies | On the licence list, where wildies.com appears with seven other addresses |
| Smash Casino | Licence line and seal in the footer in most countries |
| CleanWins | Licence line and seal in the footer in most countries |
| Trixino | A footer licence line in some countries (elsewhere its terms cite Curaçao law), and trixino.com on the licence list |
| Spin Polo, Daytona Spin | On the licence list, both addresses under one licence |
| SlotRoyals | Licence line and seal in the footer in most countries |
| Mad Casino | Licence line and seal in the footer in most countries |
| 7Gear | On the licence list, at 7gear.io |
| Win Place | A line on its home page naming the Anjouan Gaming Board; no entry on the licence list |
The seal is worth a click, because it opens the check for that casino’s own address. Our guide to the numbers behind Anjouan licensed casinos goes one step further, casino by casino.
Which casinos here carry other licences?
Zizobet, Cosmobet and Velobet name the Curaçao Gaming Authority in their footers, LuckyWave says its e-gaming licence is authorised in Costa Rica, and ShelbyWin names a master licence granted by Curaçao. These are the casinos’ own statements, and Curaçao’s earlier master-licence system is no longer renewed. A complaint at the three Curaçao Gaming Authority casinos starts with the casino and can then go to a certified dispute-resolution provider under the Curaçao rules.
What does the licence ask of each casino?
The licence asks a holder to show its bonus, wagering and withdrawal terms before you pay in, and keep player balances apart from its own money. Its games run on random number generators tested by an approved lab, and it checks ages and offers self-exclusion along with limits on deposits and losses. Complaints go to the casino first, with independent dispute resolution behind them. Each casino’s own pages show which of these tools it offers.
Quick questions about Anjouan licensed casinos
What is an Anjouan licensed casino?
It is a casino that says it operates under an internet gaming licence from Anjouan, one of the islands of the Comoros. The licence tells you which authority the casino answers to; the casino’s own terms decide how bonuses, withdrawals and account checks work.
Are Anjouan licensed casinos the same as UKGC casinos?
No. A UKGC licence is issued by the Gambling Commission for Great Britain; Anjouan is a separate licence with its own rules. Each casino’s terms also list the countries it does not accept, and Mad Casino’s, for example, bar UK residents.
How do I compare two of these casinos?
Line up the same details for both, in the same order: how fast each pays, how much it lets you withdraw, what the wagering is counted on and which payment methods it takes. The bigger bonus is not always the better fit, so read the rules that sit behind it.
Do all licensed casinos have the same terms?
No. The licence sets shared duties, such as the complaint route and the responsible-gambling tools; bonuses, withdrawals and account rules come from each casino’s own terms, so they differ from one casino to the next. Treat the licence as context, then read the parts that affect your deposit, bonus and cashout.
Which countries does an Anjouan licence leave out?
The licence seal lists the territories a casino may not serve. For SlotRoyals, for example, it names Australia, the Comoros, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the USA, and each casino’s own terms can add more.