Third-party reviews of BetAndPlay still don’t agree on which regulator governs the brand: some name Curacao, others Anjouan in the Comoros, and at least one cites Canada’s own Tobique Gaming Commission in New Brunswick. A casino operates under one licensing relationship at a time, so at most one of those claims can be current, and an earlier version of this review left the licence unstated for exactly that reason. A second pass settled it from two primary sources that agree with each other. The footer on BetAndPlay’s own site names Novatrix SRL and Anjouan licence ALSI-202508056-FI2, and the regulator’s validation page behind that footer seal returns the same company, the same number and a valid status.
That is a check any player can repeat. Open the Anjouan Gaming public register, search the company or the domain, and compare what comes back with the footer. For BetAndPlay the answer arrives with a long tail: the same licence entry covers a long list of sister domains, including LuckyWins, Slotozen, PlayAmo and Zoome — the portfolio that traded under Dama N.V. before 2025. The Curacao and Tobique citations in third-party reviews could not be verified and are not reflected in the registers for betandplay.com.
Context from the wider field sizes the result. After re-checking every licence field against the regulators’ registers, disclosure across the 51 brands (September 2026 snapshot) splits like this:
| Licence disclosure across the 51 casinos we reviewed | Brands |
|---|---|
| Specific licence or permit number on record | 30 of 51 (BetAndPlay among them) |
| Jurisdiction named, no checkable number | 17 of 51 |
| No licence claim at all | 4 of 51 |
| Anjouan as the primary licence | 15 of 51 |
Source: licence data for the 51 casinos we reviewed (September 2026 snapshot), re-checked against the Curaçao Gaming Authority and Anjouan public registers.
A confirmed licence is not the same thing as a strong one. Anjouan is a lighter-touch regulator than Kahnawake or the MGA: its register confirms who holds the licence and which domains it covers, but its complaint handling is far less documented. Our practical read for Canadian players is to treat BetAndPlay as a known quantity on paper — company, number and regulator all line up — and to weigh the regulator itself when deciding how much to deposit. Our ratings methodology explains how licence tier feeds the security score.