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Follow material licence changes, payment issues and documented complaint patterns that may affect player safety.
The Curaçao Gaming Authority announced that its existing online licensing portal will not return to service following an unauthorised-access incident. Existing licences remain valid and operators must continue meeting their obligations. The transition will also affect the current digital licence seal, with an alternative method of verifying licensed domains to be introduced.
The Malta Gaming Authority announced the suspension of Condor Malta Limited’s licence, effective from 16 September 2026. The operator is no longer authorised to conduct gaming operations under that licence, but must keep existing player accounts accessible for visibility. The MGA register lists associated websites including Big5Casino, 24bettle and Rembrandt Casino.
The Malta Gaming Authority identified 12 web addresses falsely claiming an MGA licence or connection to the regulator. These include katosports.com, caswino.cz and casinonight.nz. The authority warned that unlicensed services lack the safeguards required by its regulatory framework and urged consumers to verify licensing through its official register before using a gambling website.
The UK Gambling Commission said Evolution's games were found on six unlicensed websites accessible to consumers in Great Britain. The settlement followed failures in money-laundering risk assessment, customer due diligence and controls over where its games were supplied.
The Malta Gaming Authority identified three active websites falsely presenting themselves as MGA-licensed or connected to licensed operators. The regulator said the licence claims were false and misleading and urged players to verify operators through its official Licensee Register before using them.
Italy's Customs and Monopolies Agency published an updated blocking order for unauthorised gambling websites, with the latest list taking effect on 27 July 2026. ADM says the blocking regime is intended to combat fraud and illegal online gambling.
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Where appropriate, we invite the operator to respond and provide its evidence or an update on the disputed issue.
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Practical guides for the same problems players bring to the complaint centre, from withdrawals and KYC to bonus terms and responsible-gambling tools.
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Read guide →Explore local casino reviews, payment information, regulators, complaint routes and player-protection guidance by market.
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Every reviewed casino is assessed under the same weighted framework. We examine licensing, player protection, KYC, payments, payout speed, bonus fairness, game and RTP transparency, mobile usability, support and complaint history.Our reviews clearly distinguish direct testing from support-confirmed, operator-published, regulatory and wider player evidence.
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Reviews casino products, game information, mobile usability and player-facing terms, with more than five years of iGaming writing experience.
Players Time publishes original data-led research on gambling, digital behaviour and consumer trends. We combine public datasets, industry sources and transparent analysis to make complex topics clear and useful.
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Read report →Choose a jurisdiction to find the relevant gambling regulator or official licence information for that market. Complaint and ADR routes can differ, so check the guidance provided for your country.
| Jurisdiction | Regulator | Code |
|---|---|---|
United Kingdom | UK Gambling Commission | UKGC |
Malta | Malta Gaming Authority | MGA |
Gibraltar | Gibraltar Gambling Commission | GGC |
Curaçao | Curaçao Gaming Control Board | GCB |
Comoros (Anjouan) | Anjouan Gaming Authority | AGA |
Isle of Man | Gambling Supervision Commission | GSC |
Alderney | Alderney Gambling Control Commission | AGCC |
Kahnawake | Kahnawake Gaming Commission | KGC |
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Ontario | Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario | AGCO |
Italy | Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli | ADM |
Gambling should never be treated as a way to make money. If gambling is causing financial or emotional harm, support and self-exclusion tools are available. The services shown below are for UK players; use our country information for local options.
