Stake, Roobet and the rest are shop fronts. The licence sits on a company name in the footer. That is the one that matters.
Updated September 2026. 18+ only.
Casino operator vs brand
The brand is the name on the homepage. The operator is the company that holds the licence and the cashier. Complaints, voids and register checks go to the operator.
If the brand and the company do not match, that is normal. Check the company on the register, not the logo.
Where the legal name sits
Footer. Terms. About. Sometimes a line under the licence number. Search “operator”, “N.V.”, “Limited”, “company”.
How to read that page: How to Read Casino Terms and Conditions. How to check the number: How to Read a Crypto Casino Licence.
We do not print a live operator list here. Names move. The footer on that site today beats any review.
Why it matters
Two brands can share one operator. A void on one account can follow you to the sister site. A self-exclusion on one skin may follow too. It may not. Read both footers. How Casino Self-Exclusion and Limits Work.
A licence pulled from the company hits every shop front under it. A new domain with the same N.V. in the footer is a new coat of paint, not a new cashier.
FAQ
Do I write to the brand or the company?
Start with the brand support. If you file a licence complaint, use the company name on the certificate.
Is a new brand with an old operator safer?
It is a known cashier, not a new promise. Read the live T&Cs anyway.
Does Gambling Gods hold the coins?
No. Affiliate links do not put us in the cashier.
Last updated September 2026. 18+ only. This is not legal advice and not a bet.
