Clubhouse Casino’s certification badge links to an Estonian registry, and the number most casino databases repeat — 603379 — isn’t a licence at all. It is the ID of a record in Estonia’s Register of Economic Activities (MTR), the public register kept by the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority, while the permits themselves are issued by the Tax and Customs Board (Maksu- ja Tolliamet). Opening the record turns up two real numbers, HKL000425 and HKT000017, both held by Befuria GO OÜ, which also appears under the name KingsWin Online OÜ, Estonian registration 11535738. The same entry lists theclubhousecasino.com next to eight sibling domains under that one holder, among them kingswin.ee, goldenstar-casino.com, winz.io, rooster.bet and 24casino.com.
The two prefixes are different kinds of paper, and the register shows it in their dates. HKT000017 is the activity licence (hasartmängu korraldamise tegevusluba): the company-level authorisation to organise gambling at all, recorded as valid since 1 September 2012 with no end date. HKL000425 is the operating permit (hasartmängu korraldusluba) for a specific type of game, here games of chance, and it is the one on a clock: valid from 12 June 2023 to 27 February 2028. The pairing is the Estonian model in miniature — an open-ended licence for the company, a fixed-term permit for what it actually runs — so the date a player should watch is the 2028 expiry on the operating permit, not the 2012 start on the activity licence.
| Number | Type | Holder | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| HKT000017 | Activity licence (tegevusluba) | Befuria GO OÜ (KingsWin Online OÜ), reg. 11535738 | Since 1 Sep 2012, no end date |
| HKL000425 | Operating permit (korraldusluba), games of chance | Same holder | 12 Jun 2023 – 27 Feb 2028 |
| Anjouan ALSI-202508056-FI2 | Offshore gaming licence covering the same domain | Novatrix SRL | Separate registration |
Source: MTR register record 603379 (mtr.ttja.ee) and the Anjouan licence register (anjouangaming.com), checked September 2026.
Whether any of this protects a Canadian player is a separate question from whether the permits are genuine. The permits are issued under Estonia’s Gambling Act and supervised by the Tax and Customs Board, and nothing in the public record says that supervision reaches an account opened from Canada; Clubhouse’s own site doesn’t say either, so we record it as not established rather than assume it either way. The same domain also sits on Novatrix SRL’s Anjouan licence, a second, unrelated registration covering the identical URL — a story for a different review. Readers can open the record at Estonia's own MTR register instead of taking a summary secondhand, the same habit behind every licence check on this site.