Lavbet Licence: Operator, Number and Coverage
Lavbet licence: company, number and what it covers
This page used to be a general essay about why licences matter, written in the first person as though this site were the casino. It is not: lavbetcasino.com is an independent review project. Below is what can actually be checked about the operator’s licence, with the source, and what that licence does not cover.
What the operator publishes
| Operator | LAVBET LIMITADA |
| Registration / licence number | ALSI-202510027-FI1 |
| Issuer | Offshore Finance Authority of the State of Anjouan, under the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005, administered by Anjouan Licensing Services Inc. |
| Registered address | Bufete Sánchez Chavarría, Costado Este de la Municipalidad de Garabito, Av. Pastor Díaz, Puntarenas, Jacó, 61101, Costa Rica |
| Registered website | lavbet.com |
| Status in the register | VALID, as returned by the validation page on 21 September 2026 |
How to verify it yourself
The Anjouan register does not answer a search by licence number alone: verification runs through the seal the operator itself publishes. The seal link in the footer of lavbet.com opens the validation page, which returns the company name, the registered domain and the operating status. We opened it on 21 September 2026 and it returned VALID. A seal that does not open, or that returns a different domain than the one you are playing on, is the thing to look for.
Where the licence does not apply
The validation page lists jurisdictions the Anjouan licence explicitly excludes: Australia, Comoros, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the USA, plus FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned territories. That is the operator’s own published position, and it matters more than any bonus comparison: if you are in one of those countries, this licence does not cover play from there, whatever a review site says. This site is published in Dutch as well as English, so we are saying it plainly here rather than in a footnote.
What an Anjouan licence does and does not guarantee
| It does mean | the operator is registered with a regulator, has a named legal entity and address, and can be identified in a public register |
| It does not mean | that player funds are held in segregated accounts under a statutory guarantee, or that there is a compensation scheme if the operator stops paying |
| Disputes | go first to the operator’s support, then to the licensor; there is no independent ombudsman of the kind that operates in the UK or Malta |
| Game fairness | depends on the testing laboratory that certified each game, which is a separate matter from the licence itself |
What we could not confirm
We did not find a published audit report, a testing laboratory certificate or a responsible-gambling policy document on the operator’s site beyond the seal itself. If those exist they are not linked from the footer, and we are not going to describe documents we have not read. What the operator does publish about its offers is compared with the claims made elsewhere on the bonuses page.