BC.Game licence check
Operator: Twocent Technology Limited (Belize)
BC.Game left Curaçao in 2025 and now declares an Anjouan licence, whose legal standing the Comoros government disputes. The Anjouan validator gave inconsistent results for bc.game in October 2026.
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AnjouanAnjouan (Comoros)
ALSI-202410011-FI1
Twocent Technology Limited (Belize reg. 41939)
Declared in BC.Game's white paper. Independent test on 21 Oct 2026: validator showed VALID via the casino seal and "NOT Licensed" when the domain was entered directly.
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CGACuraçao Gaming Authority
Withdrawn
Small House B.V.
Licence withdrawn in 2025; CGA listed it as cancelled and later removed the entry. Neither Small House B.V. nor BlockDance B.V. appears in the 31 Aug 2026 registry.
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What we checked
We searched each regulator’s own register for the legal entity behind BC.Game, then compared the licence number, status, dates and approved domains with what the operator publishes. Every licence below was checked on 25 October 2026.
Findings
- Some review sites still describe BC.Game as Curaçao-licensed through BlockDance B.V. That is not supported by the current CGA registry.
- The former Curaçao parent entered bankruptcy proceedings in 2025.
- Affiliate links are switched off by default.
What this means if you play
The licence this brand relies on is issued by an authority whose legal standing is disputed. Treat it as offering little practical player protection. Payout behaviour and published terms matter more than the seal.
Play safely
Gambling is for adults only (18+ where this brand is licensed). Set a deposit limit before you play. If gambling stops being fun, use the support services on our responsible gambling page.
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Regulators in this check
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