Our verdict
Updated 15 Sept 2026BC.Game is run by Twocent Technology Ltd, a Belize company, under an Anjouan licence that expires on 1 October 2026. The licence is in the register, but we could not see the site footer and a renewal was not yet visible at our 14 September 2026 check. Press reports say earlier Curaçao entities linked to the brand went bankrupt after player claims; this is unconfirmed.
Who runs BC.Game
BC.Game launched in 2017. Its current licensee is Twocent Technology Limited, registered in Belize. The brand sponsors Leicester City and has its own token, BC.
BC.Game licence check
Anjouan licence ALSI-202410011-FI1 was issued to Twocent Technology Limited on 2 October 2024 and runs until 1 October 2026, just 17 days after our check. The register entry lists 18 domains under this one licence, including bc.game, hash.game and blaze.game.
We rate it verified with issues for two reasons: no renewal was visible yet, and our provider blocked bc.game, so we could not read the footer or test its seal. Anjouan provides only a thin layer of oversight; the Comoros central bank has called its gambling regulators fictitious, and players have little formal recourse in a dispute.
- Licence: ALSI-202410011-FI1 (Twocent Technology Limited)
- Expires: 1 October 2026
- Domains on the licence: 18, including bc.game
- Footer and seal: not seen on 14 September 2026
How popular is BC.Game?
BC.Game is one of the larger operators in the sector, with an estimated $2.28 billion in tracked deposits over 12 months (lower bound), fourth among the casinos the tracker covers.
Incidents and red flags
- November 2024 (unconfirmed): former Curaçao operating entities BlockDance and Small House were reportedly declared bankrupt after player claims of more than $2.1 million, and the brand moved to an Anjouan licence. Whether those players were paid is unknown.
- 1 October 2026: Anjouan licence expiry date. Watch the register for renewal.
What to check before you deposit
- After 1 October 2026, search the Anjouan register for ALSI-202410011-FI1 and confirm the expiry date has moved forward.
- Click the footer seal and check that it names Twocent Technology Limited and the exact domain you are using.
- Given the bankruptcy reports around earlier entities, check which company the terms name as your counterparty.
BC.Game flags and sources (2)
- criticalunconfirmed12 Nov 2024
Former Curaçao operating entities were declared bankrupt in November 2024 after player claims of $2.1M+. The brand moved to an Anjouan licence. Whether players were paid is unconfirmed.
Source ↗ - minor1 Oct 2026
Licence expires 2026-10-01 (12 days after our check). Watch for renewal.
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BC.Game FAQ
Is BC.Game legit?
BC.Game is a long-running, high-volume brand with a licence in the Anjouan register. The concerns are a weak regulator, a licence expiring on 1 October 2026 with no renewal visible at our check, and unconfirmed reports that earlier Curaçao entities went bankrupt after player claims.
Is BC.Game licensed?
Yes, in Anjouan: licence ALSI-202410011-FI1, held by Twocent Technology Limited and valid until 1 October 2026 as of our check on 14 September 2026.
What happened to BC.Game's Curaçao companies?
Press reports say BlockDance and Small House, Curaçao entities tied to the brand, were declared bankrupt in November 2024 after player claims above $2.1 million. We have not verified this with the Curaçao courts or confirmed whether players were paid.