Check a crypto casino yourself
Seals, badges and ranking lists are easy to fake or buy. These guides show you how to verify the facts behind them using the same registers and methods we use.
How to Verify a Crypto Casino Licence
Check a crypto casino licence in three steps: footer, seal, official register. Real 2026 examples where seals said Active but registers said expired.
Read guide →Crypto Casino Red Flags: A Checklist
Red flags to check before depositing at a crypto casino: licence problems, KYC at withdrawal, win caps, token dependence, paid rankings and fake seals.
Read guide →The Curaçao Gaming Licence Explained
How Curaçao casino licensing changed under the LOK on 24 December 2024: master vs CGA licences, OGL/2024 numbers and what 'Assessment in progress' means.
Read guide →The Anjouan Gaming Licence Explained
What an Anjouan gaming licence is, why the Comoros Central Bank disputes it, why crypto casinos like BC.Game moved there, and what it means for players.
Read guide →Provably Fair Explained
How provably fair works: server seed hash, client seed and nonce, how to verify a result yourself, and why it says nothing about solvency or withdrawals.
Read guide →No-KYC Crypto Casinos: What the Label Hides
What 'no KYC' really means at crypto casinos: identity checks at withdrawal, VPN terms leading to confiscation, weak licences and no self-exclusion cover.
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