The Kahnawake Gaming Commission's interactive-gaming permit-holder list, as listed 18 September 2026, ties Aveazure SRL — the operator registered in Costa Rica under company number 3-102-848946 — to 22 domains in total. Only four of those carry the CrownGold name: crowngold.com, the domain this review tracks, plus its numbered siblings crowngold1.com, crowngold777.com and crowngold9.com. The other 18 domains belong to three separate brands operating under the same permit, not to CrownGold running under another name — roughly fifteen Playmojo domain variants (playmojo.com plus numbered entries running from playmojo1.com to playmojo47.com, with gaps in the numbering), two Boomerang-bet addresses (boomerang-bet.io and play.boomerang-bet.io), and one SlotsMines domain (slotsmines.com). Playmojo, Boomerang-bet and SlotsMines are separate brands that share Aveazure SRL's permit with CrownGold; the list alone does not say whether an account opened at one works at the others.
| Domain | On the KGC list? | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| crowngold.com | Yes | Main domain, operated by Aveazure SRL |
| crowngold1.com, crowngold777.com, crowngold9.com | Yes | Numbered domains under the same licence |
| playmojo.com plus 14 numbered variants | Yes | Sister brand Playmojo, same permit holder |
| boomerang-bet.io, play.boomerang-bet.io | Yes | Sister brand Boomerang-bet |
| slotsmines.com | Yes | Sister brand SlotsMines |
| crowngoldofficial.com, crowngoldapp.com, casino-crowngold.com, crowngolds.org, crowngold-casino.com | No | Lookalike; not on the list, licensing unverified |
Source: Kahnawake Gaming Commission interactive-gaming permit-holder list, as listed 18 September 2026.
What the list leaves out is just as telling. None of the five domains that carry some version of the CrownGold name under a different extension — crowngoldofficial.com, crowngoldapp.com, casino-crowngold.com, crowngolds.org and crowngold-casino.com — appears anywhere on it. The list itself says nothing about who runs them; they could belong to an entirely different operator, and none of the five pages says otherwise. The full register sits at gamingcommission.ca; how a licensing gap like this factors into a brand's score is set out in our rating methodology.
Two practical points follow for a Canadian player. The four CrownGold domains on the list all lead back to the same licensed operator, so a numbered address such as crowngold9.com is not a warning sign in itself. A domain missing from the list entirely — like the five lookalikes above — carries no such assurance, whatever its design or its bonus banner says. The same check works for any brand in this review: cross the exact domain against the regulator’s own list before assuming a promotional site speaks for the licensed operator.