Casinos licensed in Anjouan (Comoros)
Anjouan is an island of the Comoros whose gambling licence became the popular replacement for the Curaçao one once that got more expensive and more demanding after the LOK reform. It is in essence a business registration rather than supervision of a gaming site: owner vetting, mandatory RNG audits and responsible-gaming tools do not come with it. There is a second problem — look-alike websites: the regulator has several (anjouangaming.com and .org, anjouangamingboard.org, gamingcontrolanjouan.org) and none of them responded when we checked, so even the fact of a licence cannot be confirmed anywhere. The practical conclusion: treat a casino from this list as effectively unlicensed and judge it on other evidence — payout history, ownership, years on the market.
No public register could be found
We found no public Anjouan register: the regulator appears under several look-alike domains and none of them responded when we checked. We will not link at random — a link to a fake is worse than no link. The absence of a verifiable register is not a detail here but the jurisdiction’s core weakness: a licence claim that cannot be confirmed is worth nothing.
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