Legal information

Last updated: 2026-11-04T18:44:56+00:00

Here you will find the brand's licence details, along with an explanation of what they mean in practical terms. It is brief by design.

The licence

You can see Rollerbet's offshore licence for yourself, since it is published in the gaming platform's footer. This site does not display the number on purpose, as a number that has merely been pasted from another page proves nothing. Verification works by pulling the platform's details and searching the register kept by the issuing authority.

Local licence

This brand's details do not list a licence from the UK Gambling Commission. When we last checked, we were unable to find one, and nothing on this site claims otherwise. What applies is the licence information published directly on the platform.

In practice

• Questions concerning an account are a matter for the operator's support and complaints procedure.
• For disputes, the procedure is the one in the platform's published terms.
• GamStop covers operators licensed in Great Britain; the self-exclusion tool in your account is available on the platform.
• Through your account on the platform you can set deposit limits and select payment options.

Where something goes wrong, the route runs from the operator's complaints procedure to the authority that issued the licence. These steps are not necessarily the same as a British licensee's, so consult the platform's terms for them.

Rules where you live

The rules on gambling vary between countries and are revised over time. First check the applicable rules in your area and the casino's terms on its own site, then open an account. No content on this site constitutes legal advice.

Trademarks and content

Any game titles or studio names here are owned by others and appear only to describe what the catalogue contains. Everything in the wording and design of this site is owned by us. Any duplicate of this website found on a different domain is outside our operation.