These are the casinos still pointing at Curaçao’s old arrangement: four master licences — 1668/JAZ, 8048/JAZ, 5536/JAZ and 365/JAZ — with sub-licences issued underneath them. The scheme was abolished on 1 January 2025 and the orange seals finally lapsed on 15 October 2025, so a number ending in /JAZ no longer evidences live supervision. The practical consequence is blunt: there is no longer anyone to complain to, because the master licensee that used to field complaints has stopped being a regulatory link. We keep this slice apart from holders of a direct CGA licence on purpose — that distinction decides who, if anyone, hears your dispute.
No public register could be found
There is no public register in which a master or sub-licence could be checked: the system is gone, and the master holders never published lists of their sub-licensees in the first place. That was always its core weakness — even while the scheme ran there was nowhere to verify the claim: the player saw a number in the site footer and had to take it on trust.
Do not mix these up
See separately the casinos holding a direct CGA licence — numbers starting with OGL: that is the only Curaçao licence still in force today.