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About AnjouanSites

AnjouanSites is a research site about the Anjouan gaming license and the casinos that operate under it and its neighbors. We rate casinos on four checks you can verify in their own terms, explain what the license covers and what it leaves out, and show how every score is worked out, so you can judge a casino by more than its welcome bonus.

Reviewed by Daniel Marsh Fact-checked by Elena Varga Updated 26 Oct 2026
15Casinos rated
2License comparisons
18+Readers only
2Names on every page

What AnjouanSites Is

AnjouanSites is an independent review and research site built around one license: the Anjouan gaming license. We rate online casinos, compare the Anjouan license with the licenses players most often see next to it, and write up betting sites on how they behave rather than on the size of their bonuses.

We are not a casino. We don't take bets, hold player funds or run any gambling product. We are not part of the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, Anjouan Gaming or any other licensing body, and nothing on this site is a license, a certificate or legal advice.

Every page names the person who reviewed it, the person who checked it and the date it was last updated, so you always know who stands behind what you're reading and how fresh it is.

Casino ratings 15 casinos, each scored on the same four checks.
License comparisons Anjouan against Curaçao and against Malta, side by side.
Betting sites Ranked on conduct: court, press and register records.

Why a Site About One License

The Anjouan license now appears in the footers of a large and growing number of offshore casinos. To a player, a license number in a footer looks like a guarantee. It is closer to a claim: it tells you which regulator the casino says it answers to, and very little about whether that regulator can act on your complaint.

For Anjouan, that second question is harder than for most. The license is issued by an authority on the island of Anjouan, and the government of the Comoros disputes that authority's power to issue it, while the issuer maintains that every license is valid. That is why we spend as much time on the license as on the casinos. Our Anjouan vs Curaçao and Anjouan vs MGA comparisons set out what each license requires, who handles complaints and what changes for you as a player.

We would rather you read that before you deposit than after a withdrawal stalls.

What a footer license tells you
  • Which regulator the casino says it answers to
  • The company it names as the license holder
  • A number you can look up yourself
What it doesn't tell you
  • Whether the license is still current
  • Whether the regulator can enforce a ruling
  • How the casino treats withdrawals

What We Do and Don't Do

What we do
Score casinos on published termsFour checks, set out in full on our How We Rate page.
Explain the licenseWho issues it, what it requires, how complaints work and how it compares with other licenses.
Show the license as listedEven when a casino names a license other than Anjouan, or names none at all.
What we don't do
Borrow other sites' ratingsOur scores come from our own four checks, not from review aggregators or user-vote sites.
Promise a casino is safeA license and a good score lower the odds of trouble. They don't remove them.
Give legal adviceWhether you can play from your country depends on your local law, not on anything we publish.

How the Site Makes Money

AnjouanSites is paid for by affiliate commission. Every Play button on the site is an affiliate link, marked as sponsored in the page code. If you open an account through one, the casino may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing, and the offer you get is the one the casino shows to everyone.

That arrangement has no route into the score. Every score comes from four checks on the casino's own published terms, so a commercial deal can't move it. A casino that pays us and one that doesn't are scored the same way, on the same date, against the same table.

What sets a score
Four published checks
Read from the casino's own terms and cashier pages.
What pays for the site
Play link Commission
Paid by the casino, never by you, and never an input to the score.

Who Writes AnjouanSites

Two people sign every page: one reviews it, the other checks it. Neither publishes alone.

Daniel Marsh

Reviewer Reviews the casinos on our list and applies the four-check score. Reads the terms, cashier pages and license footers behind every card, and writes the license comparisons.

Elena Varga

Fact-checker Checks every figure on a page against its source before it goes live, and re-checks the license sections whenever a register entry or the law behind it changes.

Corrections and Updates

Casino terms change often, and licenses change more than most players expect. Every page shows an Updated date, and the casino list shows the date we last read the casinos' terms. When a figure no longer matches, we correct it, re-run the score and move the date.

We fix factual errors as soon as we confirm them. We don't remove accurate information because a casino would prefer it gone.

AnjouanSites is for adults only. Gambling carries financial risk: set a limit before you play, and stop if it stops being fun.