BC.Game licence: Anjouan register entry, holder and domains

Anjouan's register lists bc.game under licence ALSI-202410011-FI1, held by Twocent Technology Limited, issued 2 October 2024 with a printed expiry date of 1 October 2026. The licence covers 18 domains. Neither the licence nor the company appears on Anjouan's revoked or suspended pages, or in either Curaçao register. This page records what the documents print, with the date we read them; BullsRank has not scored BC.Game, and the BC.Game profile says so.

The register entry

As printed on 21 September 2026:

• Licence: ALSI-202410011-FI1

• Holder: Twocent Technology Limited

• Type: B2C

• Issued: 2 October 2024

• Printed expiry: 1 October 2026

• Status: valid

• Domains (18): bc.game, bc.fun, bc.poker, bcgame.lu, bcgame.nz, bcgame.sk, bcgame.st, bcgame.top, bcpoker.com, bckm.top, blaze.game, cocobeast.com, fastrun100.top, greenmoon.top, hash.game, keepflying.top, redgreenyellow.top, winnerinlife.top

The domain list is the part worth reading. It ties the licence to bc.game and to seventeen other addresses, including hash.game and blaze.game. If you play on a BC.Game mirror, check that the exact domain in your address bar is on this list; the register's disclaimer says the list "reflects information provided by the licence holder", and a domain that isn't on it isn't connected to the licence by the register.

The date to watch: 1 October 2026

The printed expiry falls in nine days. Anjouan's register never marks expiry: on 21 September, all 1,527 entries read "valid", including 340 whose printed date had passed. So after 1 October this entry will read exactly the same whether or not the licence was renewed. We re-read the register on 2 October and again a week later, and record here whether the date moved, whether the domain list changed, and whether the site still shows the seal. Our note on Anjouan licences with dates in October and November tracks BC.Game alongside ten other casinos.

"BC Game license revoked": what the documents show

People search that phrase. The regulator's "Revoked Licences" page, read 22 September 2026, lists two licences: Knifex Ltd and Amor 25 Limited. Its "Suspended Licences" page lists one: Mucho Gaming Limited. Twocent Technology Limited and ALSI-202410011-FI1 are on neither page, and the licence is still in the main register. Curaçao's licence register and enforcement register, dated 21 and 14 September, do not mention BC.Game or Twocent at all. We found no document that says the licence was revoked. If one appears, it goes here with its date.

What the site served, and what it did not

BC.Game's terms page did not load in full for the reader we use: on 22 September 2026, bc.game/help/terms-and-conditions redirected to bc.game/help/provably-fair and served a page shell rather than the terms text, so we cannot say what the terms state about verification and withdrawals. The shell does carry the site's standing footer, and that footer names the operating company: "BC.GAME is operated by Twocent Technology Limited, a limited liability company registered in Belize with company registration number 41939, with registered address at Sea Urchin Street #2, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize." That is the same company Anjouan's register names as licence holder; the Belize registration number is the company's, not the licence's. The footer also carries the line: "Crypto trading is not gambling by definition, therefore it is not covered by our gaming license."

What our profile does hold, read from the site in July 2026: provably-fair games are offered; self-exclusion and cooling-off tools are listed; we found no third-party RNG certificate or RTP audit named on the casino pages.

How to check this yourself

1. Open anjouangaming.com/license-register and search "bc.game" or the licence number.

2. Confirm the domain you're on is in the licence's list. Mirrors that aren't listed aren't covered by the register's entry.

3. Compare the printed expiry date with today's date. "Valid" appears on every row.

4. Open the regulator's Revoked Licences and Suspended Licences pages and search the company name.

5. Note the date. Our Anjouan licence check guide walks through each step.

What we are not saying

We are not saying BC.Game is licensed or unlicensed, safe or unsafe. We are reporting what the register and the regulator's pages printed on the dates given, and what we couldn't read. We have not asked BC.Game or the regulator for comment; a reply goes here with its date.

Cite as: BullsRank, 2026. "BC.Game: licence, holder and what the Anjouan register shows." Register read 21 September 2026.

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