Licensing and Regulation at Bufonbet Casino
The Bufonbet Licence, Straight from the Public Register
Most licensing pages on affiliate sites explain licensing in general and never name the licence of the casino they are promoting. This one starts with the register entry, because it exists and anyone can look it up.
The operator domain recorded for this brand is bufonbet.com. Requested on 21 August 2026 it returns a redirect to gangabet.mx, a Mexico-facing casino whose footer names its owner and licence. Searching that licence number in the Anjouan Gaming Authority public register returns a single record:
| Field | What the register shows |
|---|---|
| Licence holder | OW Internacional Ltd |
| Status | Valid |
| Licence number | ALSI-202512013-FI1 |
| Licence type | b2c |
| Issued | 15 December 2025 |
| Expires | 14 December 2026 |
| Domains on the licence | gangabet.com, bufonbet.com, gangabet.mx |
| Regulator | Anjouan Gaming Authority, Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros |
bufonbet.com is listed on the licence by name, alongside the two GangaBet domains. The company behind it, OW Internacional Ltd, is described in the operator's own footer as based in Belize. That is as direct a confirmation as this kind of check ever produces, and it is worth more than any review score.
Two details the register adds that the operator's own footer does not. First, the footer prints the number as "ALSI-202512013-Fl1" with a lowercase L where the register has a capital I — a typography slip, not a different licence, but it is the sort of thing that makes a register search fail if you copy it exactly. Second, the licence expires on 14 December 2026. A valid licence with under four months left is still valid; it is simply worth knowing the date rather than assuming permanence.
What an Anjouan Licence Does and Does Not Give You
Anjouan is an offshore jurisdiction in the Union of the Comoros. Since it began issuing gaming licences directly it has published a searchable register listing every holder, the status, the licence type and the domains covered — which is more transparency than several better-known offshore regimes offer, and it is why the check above was possible at all.
What it gives a player is a complaints route and a public record: you can confirm that the domain you are on belongs to a licensed company, that the licence is current, and when it runs out. What it does not give is the enforcement weight of a UK or Malta licence. Those regulators run dispute processes and publish enforcement actions; an offshore regulator generally does neither at that scale.
| Question | Answer for this licence |
|---|---|
| Is the domain covered by a licence? | Yes, checkable in the register |
| Is the company real and named? | Yes, OW Internacional Ltd |
| Is the licence current? | Yes, until 14 December 2026 |
| Is there a formal dispute process? | Not comparable to UKGC or MGA |
| Are enforcement actions published? | Not at the scale of European regulators |
How to Repeat This Check Yourself
Every step above is reproducible in a few minutes, on this brand or any other:
- Find the licence statement in the operator's footer and copy the company name and licence number exactly. If either is missing, the check ends there and that is your answer.
- Open the regulator's own register — Anjouan publishes one, as do the MGA, the UKGC, the Curaçao Gaming Authority and the Isle of Man GSC. Reach it from the regulator's domain, not through a link on the casino.
- Search by company name rather than brand. Operators run several brands under one company, and registers are indexed by company — this licence covers three domains under one entry.
- Read the whole row: status, type, issue and expiry dates, and the domain list. A domain that is not on the list is not covered by the licence, whatever the footer says.
The domain list is the part most people skip and the part that matters most. A licence covering brand.com tells you nothing about brand7.com unless that mirror is listed too. Here all three domains are named, which is why the redirect from bufonbet.com to gangabet.mx does not break the chain.
What a Licence Cannot Promise
A licence means an operator met conditions on the day it was issued and remains under supervision. It does not guarantee fast withdrawals, reasonable bonus terms or responsive support — those are commercial choices no regulator reaches into, and two operators under the same licence can behave completely differently.
It also says nothing about what is currently on offer. At the time of writing, the operator's own promotions page states that no promotions are available, which is a commercial decision entirely compatible with a valid licence. We cover that in detail on our bonuses page.
Questions About the Bufonbet Licence
Is Bufonbet licensed?
Yes, according to the Anjouan Gaming Authority public register. The domain bufonbet.com is listed on licence ALSI-202512013-FI1, held by OW Internacional Ltd, type b2c, valid from 15 December 2025 to 14 December 2026 and covering gangabet.com and gangabet.mx as well.
Why does bufonbet.com lead to GangaBet?
Because both domains sit on the same licence, held by the same company. GangaBet is the Mexico-facing brand, and bufonbet.com redirects to it. The register entry lists all three domains together, so the redirect moves you between two properties of one licensed operator rather than off the licence.
How do I verify an Anjouan licence number?
Open the Anjouan Gaming Authority register from the regulator's own domain and search the number or the company name. The entry shows status, type, issue and expiry dates and every domain covered. Copy the number carefully: capital I and lowercase l look identical in many fonts, and operators' own footers sometimes print it wrong.
Does a valid licence mean my money is protected?
It means there is a named company and a regulator to complain to, which is more than an unlicensed site offers. It does not mean segregated player funds or a compensation scheme — those exist in some European jurisdictions and not generally offshore. Treat the licence as a verified identity rather than a guarantee.