Anjouan Gaming Licence - Not Suitable for UK Players

The Anjouan Gaming Licence is issued by a Comoros-based authority and offers minimal player protection. UK players should only play at UKGC-regulated casinos.

Last updated:27 Jul 2026

Markus Halvorsen

Anjouan Gaming Licence - Quality Overview

Average Rating

out of 100 · across 3 casinos

Quality Distribution

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Casinos Holding Anjouan Gaming Licences

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Casinos operating under this licence are not regulated in the UK and carry significant risk.

3 casinos · hold this licence

Best Offer

Casinia

71/100

Above avg

Payout:< 24 hours

Min dep:10 GBP

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BCgame

71/100

Above avg

Welcome Bonus

180%

Payout:< 12 hours

Min dep:1 GBP

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Spinit

67/100

Average

Payout:< 24 hours

Min dep:10 GBP

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Key Facts

Weight Score

2/100· Weak

Jurisdiction

Anjouan Gaming License

Country

Comoros (KM)

Region

Africa

Authority Type

Government

Established

2007

Player Protection

Low

Licence Cost

£3,500–£10,500 initial fee (approximately)

Application Time

2-4 weeks

Renewal Period

Annual

Official Website

anjouangaming.com/

Pros

Rapidly approves applications (2-4 weeks)
Lower licence fees compared to tier-one regulators
Minimal ongoing compliance burden for operators

Cons

Offers very low player protection standards and is not recognised by the UKGC
No requirement for independent audits, player fund segregation, or transparent dispute resolution
Restricted or banned in all major regulated markets, including the UK and EU
Casinos operating under this licence often struggle to secure payment processing and banking services
Significant fraud risk and player complaint history

Key Requirements

Initial licensing fee of approximately £3,500-£10,500
Basic corporate registration and ownership documentation
Minimal technical and operational requirements
Annual renewal process
No independent audit or player fund segregation requirement
Limited responsible gambling or anti-money laundering requirements

Licensing Requirements & Market Acceptance

Key Requirements

Initial licensing fee of approximately £3,500-£10,500
Basic corporate registration and ownership documentation
Minimal technical and operational requirements
Annual renewal process
No independent audit or player fund segregation requirement
Limited responsible gambling or anti-money laundering requirements

Accepted Markets

Comorosselect African markets

Restricted Markets

United KingdomEuropean UnionAustraliaCanadaUnited States

Jurisdiction & Markets

Anjouan Gaming License

ComorosAfrica

Low Protection

The Anjouan Gaming License is issued by the Comoros-based gaming authority and has been operating since 2007. However, it carries a low player protection rating and is not recognised by the UK Gambling Commission, making it unsuitable for UK players who expect UKGC-regulated operators.

Authority Type

Government

Established

2007

Official Site

anjouangaming.com

File a complaint: anjouangaming.com/regulatory-framework/third-party-complaint-policy

How This Licence Compares

The Anjouan Gaming Licence offers far fewer protections than UKGC, MGA, or other tier-one regulators.

Feature	Anjouan Gaming LicenseThis Page	Autorité Nationale des Jeux	New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
Weight Score	2 · Weak	5 · Weak	5 · Weak
Player Protection	Low	High	High
Region	Africa	European Union	North America
Established	2007	2020	1977
Licence Cost	—	—	—
Application Time	—	—	—
Casinos	3	1	2