Licensing and Regulatory Information for Siskowin

Most casino licensing pages explain in general terms what a licence is. This one states which licence stands behind the Siskowin brand, shows what the public register returns when that licence is looked up, lists the countries the licence explicitly does not cover, and reports what each of the licensed domains was actually doing on the day this page was last checked.

Who holds the licence

The operator’s own footer names BluePalm Ltd, registration number 000050258, registered at 9 Barrack Road, Belize City, Belize, holding Anjouan licence ALSI-202512023-FI1.

What the register returns

The Anjouan Gaming Authority publishes a searchable register — 1,543 licences at the last check. Looking the number up, looking up each domain separately, and looking up the company name all return one and the same record:

Company name, number and dates match the footer exactly. In August 2026 there was a second check available: the operator embedded a verification seal, and the regulator’s validation page returned the same company, the same number and the status VALID, generated on the day it was opened. That check cannot be repeated right now, for the reason set out in the next section.

What the licensed domains were doing on 6 October 2026

A licence names domains; it does not promise that any of them is serving a website. On the day of this check, none of the four was:

A Cloudflare 1000 error means the domain’s DNS points at an address Cloudflare will not proxy — a configuration fault on the operator’s side rather than a block aimed at any country, and it looks the same from everywhere. Two of the licensed domains share the broken address and two have no DNS, so this is not one site being down but a set of them.

None of that changes the licence: the register entry is still Valid, and a licence is an authorisation rather than an uptime guarantee. It does change what you can check for yourself today, and it is the reason every figure on the bonus page carries the date it was read. Numbered mirrors are ordinary in this industry, usually a response to blocking, and the number changes — so the address in the browser bar and the address on the licence are rarely the same string, and the one on the licence is the one that can be verified.

The expiry date, and what to do after 14 December 2026

The licence runs to 14 December 2026 — about ten weeks after this page was last checked. One-year terms are normal in this jurisdiction and renewal is routine, but it is not something to assume: after that date the table above is history rather than evidence. Re-run the search described below. A renewed licence appears under the same number with new dates; a lapsed one appears with a changed status field, or does not appear at all — and either of those is the answer you came for.

Where the licence does not apply

This is the part that is almost never published on an affiliate page, and it is the most useful. The regulator’s own validation page lists the territories the Anjouan licence explicitly excludes:

• Australia
• Comoros
• France
• Netherlands
• Spain
• United Kingdom
• United States
• All FATF-blacklisted and sanctioned jurisdictions

Participation from an excluded territory is prohibited under the licence, whether or not the site happens to load there. In practice that means an account can be closed and a withdrawal refused on those grounds, and the regulator’s complaint procedure will not help, because the play was outside the licence to begin with.

French-language readers are worth a separate line: France is on the excluded list, while Switzerland, Belgium and Canada are not. The language and the jurisdiction are different questions.

What an Anjouan licence covers — and what it does not

• It covers the authorisation to operate, a named company with a registration number, a listed set of domains, and a regulator with a complaints procedure.
• It requires, in the regulator’s own words, access to an independent dispute resolution service once the operator’s internal complaints process is exhausted, compliance with international anti-money-laundering rules, working responsible-gambling tools including self-exclusion and deposit limits, and certified random number generators.
• It does not set the return to player of any game — that comes from the studio and is published in the game’s information panel.
• It does not standardise bonus terms: wagering multiples, maximum bet and expiry windows are the operator’s to set.
• It does not guarantee that a licensed domain is online, as the table above shows.
• It is lighter than a Malta or United Kingdom licence: affordability checks and statutory deposit limits are not part of the package, and the whole thing stops at the border of the excluded territories.

How to repeat the check yourself

• Open the operator’s footer and copy the licence number exactly as printed, hyphens included.
• Open the Anjouan register at anjouangaming.com directly, not through a link on the casino page — that link can point anywhere, including at a page the operator controls.
• Search for the number, then for the domain alone, then for the company name. The three searches should return the same record.
• Read the status field and both dates, and check that the exact address in your browser bar appears in the record’s domain list.

Questions about the licence

Is Siskowin licensed?

Yes. BluePalm Ltd holds Anjouan licence ALSI-202512023-FI1, listed as valid in the public register, expiring on 14 December 2026 and covering four domains including siskowin.com. The footer and the register agree on company name, number and dates.

Why does the site not open?

On 6 October 2026 siskowin.com forwarded to siskowin50.com and that address returned a Cloudflare 1000 error, meaning its DNS points at an address Cloudflare will not serve. Two of the four licensed domains had the same fault and the other two had no DNS records. That is a configuration problem on the operator’s side, it looks the same from every country, and it says nothing about the licence, which remains valid in the register.

Can I play from the United Kingdom or the United States?

Not under this licence. Both countries are on the regulator’s excluded list, along with Australia, the Comoros, France, the Netherlands and Spain. Play from an excluded territory is outside the licence, so the regulator will not take a complaint about it.

Does the licence mean the games are fair?

It means the operator is authorised and is required to use certified random number generators. The certification itself comes from the game studios and their testing laboratories, independently of the operator’s licence, and each game publishes its own return to player.