BufonBet Login: Where the Address Leads
Last checked: 4 October 2026
If you typed bufonbet.com and ended up on a site called GangaBet, nothing went wrong with your browser. The address now forwards there. This page records where the address led on each date we checked, who is behind both names, and how to confirm in a couple of minutes that the page asking for your password really belongs to the operator.
Short answer (4 October 2026)
On 4 October 2026 at about 14:00 UTC, bufonbet.com forwarded to gangabet.mx, a Spanish-language casino and sportsbook for Mexico. Both domains are filed under the same Anjouan licence, ALSI-202512013-FI1, held by OW Internacional Ltd. A genuine page names that company and that licence number in its footer.
Address log
Each row shows the date of the check. On 4 October we requested the addresses with a desktop browser user agent, from a connection outside Mexico.
| Date | Address | What we saw |
|---|---|---|
| 21 August 2026 | bufonbet.com | Redirect to gangabet.mx |
| 4 October 2026 | bufonbet.com, www.bufonbet.com (http:// and https://) | Temporary redirect (302) straight to https://gangabet.mx/ |
| 4 October 2026 | gangabet.mx | Loads “GANGABET Apuestas y Casino Online” in Spanish; footer names OW Internacional LTD and licence ALSI-202512013-FI1 |
| 4 October 2026 | gangabet.com | Loads the same GangaBet site directly, without a redirect |
What the redirect means
BufonBet and GangaBet are two brand names of one licensed company, not two unrelated casinos. The Vantegris License Index, a mirror of the Anjouan register fetched on 27 September 2026 (vantegris.com/data/anjouan), lists licence ALSI-202512013-FI1 for OW Internacional Ltd, type b2c, status valid, issued 15 December 2025 and expiring 14 December 2026. Three domains are filed under it: gangabet.com, bufonbet.com and gangabet.mx. So the redirect keeps you inside the same licence; it does not hand you to a stranger.
What the operator has not published is what happened to accounts opened under the BufonBet name. We found no notice explaining whether an old BufonBet login works on gangabet.mx. If you had a balance or a pending withdrawal there, ask the operator's support before you open a second account: the Terms and Conditions of gangabet.mx (read 4 October 2026) treat false or duplicate registration data as grounds to suspend or cancel an account.
How to check that the page is genuine
- Look at the address bar after the redirect. It should read gangabet.mx (or gangabet.com). Lookalike domains add a letter, a hyphen or a different ending to the brand name.
- Scroll to the footer. On 4 October 2026 the footer served to visitors in Mexico said that gangabet.mx is owned and operated by OW Internacional LTD, company registration number 000052108, with a registered legal address in Belize, and that it operates under Licence No. ALSI-202512013-FI1. Visitors from other countries see a shorter fallback footer naming the same company (spelt “OW International LTD”), Belize and the same licence. If neither the company nor the licence is there, close the page however familiar it looks.
- Click the licence seal. The page code loads two Anjouan seals, labelled “Mexico” and “Global”. On gangabet.mx a seal opens a validation page on verification.anjouangamingboard.org. On 4 October 2026 that page showed OW Internacional Ltd, San Victor Street, Orange Walk Town, Belize, registered website gangabet.mx, status VALID. A seal that is only a picture is a warning sign.
- Look the licence up yourself. The official Anjouan verification page accepts the licence number, the company name or the domain.
FI1 or Fl1?
The licence number ends in capital I and the digit 1: FI1. On 4 October 2026 the footer served to visitors in Mexico printed it correctly. The fallback footer built into the site's code, which visitors from other countries see, still writes “Fl1” with a lowercase L, as the footer did when we checked in August. It is a typing slip, not a second licence, but if you copy “Fl1” into the register search you will find nothing. Type FI1, or search by company name instead.
Fake login pages: how to avoid them
A brand that moves to a new address teaches players to accept the new one, and copycat pages rely on exactly that. Some advice that costs nothing:
- Do not log in from links in adverts, messages, comments or social media posts promising a “new BufonBet address”. Type bufonbet.com or gangabet.mx yourself and check where you land.
- The operator's documents give one support address, [email protected], plus web chat and a ticket system on the site; the account verification link in the site points to a WhatsApp number, +52 735 477 1639. No phone line is published. A message from anywhere else asking for your password, a code or a payment did not come from the operator's published channels.
- The operator's privacy policy makes you responsible for keeping your login details secret and presumes that any login with them was made by you. Use a password you use nowhere else.
- If you typed your details into a doubtful page, change your password on the genuine site straight away and tell support.
- The “Register” buttons on this site are partner links (see our about page). When we tested ours on 4 October 2026 it led to a registration page of a different casino, not to GangaBet. Never use it to reach your BufonBet or GangaBet account.
Account problems: what the operator's terms say
From the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy published on gangabet.mx, read on 4 October 2026:
- Login. You sign in with the email address you registered and your password. The password can be changed on the site.
- Locked after wrong passwords. The operator may block an account automatically after failed login attempts and records every attempt with date and IP address. To unlock it, contact customer service and follow its instructions.
- Verification first. For residents of Mexico an account is activated only after the operator has checked the documents provided. Only users verified by document can deposit, play and withdraw. Players without a national identity document lose the registration if it is not verified within a month.
- Extra checks. The operator may ask for further proof, such as calls, video calls or proof that a payment method is yours; the terms give two weeks to comply, after which the contract can be ended as identity fraud. Two or more accounts on one device are presumed to be shared.
- Verification time. The withdrawal policy says the check is updated within “a maximum of 48”, without naming the unit; if nothing happens, contact support.
- Inactive accounts. After twelve months without activity an account can be suspended; it can be reactivated on request, after new checks.
- Closing an account. Send a written request through the site or to [email protected] with a photo of your ID; the terms promise closure within 7 days.
Before you register: restricted countries
The licence validation page for gangabet.mx (4 October 2026) states that the licence does not extend to Australia, the Comoros, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom or the USA, and that complaints from players in those territories fall outside the licence. The site's own country list nevertheless includes France, Spain, England and the United States, while the operator's terms publish no list of restricted countries at all. Terms, payment rules and promotions are published only for Mexico, in Spanish, with accounts in Mexican pesos. If you live in one of the excluded countries, the licence gives you no complaint route, and an account can be closed and winnings withheld. Read the terms before you register.
For players in Mexico: the operator cites only its Anjouan licence. It gives no permit number from Mexico's gaming regulator, the Dirección General de Juegos y Sorteos (SEGOB), and we could not confirm one.
After you log in
- Who holds the licence and what it covers: licensing page
- Offers and how to read their conditions: bonuses page
- Self-exclusion, limits and free help: responsible gambling page
A valid licence does not make the site legal where you live; it shows that the operator is authorised in its own jurisdiction. You must be 18 or over.