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Always Vegas casino, its licence lines then and now

Always Vegas runs at alwaysvegas.eu as build 62 on the Rival platform, and alwaysvegas.com is a parked domain for sale. Deposits start from €5 or €10 on its banking page. Its terms put a ceiling of 18 working days on withdrawal approval.

LicenceIts About page places Always Vegas offshore and attributes it to an 'incorporated corporation' with a Curaçao government licence. The pages we checked give no company name or licence number.

Always Vegas wears a dark navy livery, with silver-grey controls and a white script logo topped by a star. Each card in its promotions row carries the same jewelled crown, and a grey pill marks All Games below the search bar. Game tiles fill the grid beside a left-hand menu that runs down to Support.
Always Vegas wears a dark navy livery, with silver-grey controls and a white script logo topped by a star. Each card in its promotions row carries the same jewelled crown, and a grey pill marks All Games below the search bar. Game tiles fill the grid beside a left-hand menu that runs down to Support.

What each adds

Same platform

Always Vegas loads one English text bundle with the 8 other domains we checked beside it, Crazy Winners among them. What the set has in common sits on DaVinci's Gold, so this page keeps to what Always Vegas has of its own on the same build.

  1. Always Vegas

  2. Avantgarde Casino

    With names and addresses set aside, its terms and Always Vegas's lined up across 144 blocks

  3. Jackpot Nexus

    Loads the same text bundle in front of a far bigger lobby, 3,940 titles against 978

  4. Crazy Winners

    crazywinners.com served the identical text bundle on the day we checked

Why the dot-com address leads to a sale page

The casino lives at alwaysvegas.eu, and its pages and support mail use that address. Type alwaysvegas.com instead and you're forwarded to a GoDaddy page selling that domain.

We checked both records. The .com's record gives 21 June 2014 as its registration date, lists Dynadot as its current registrar and shows Afternic name servers. With a forwarding script and a sale page in front, it's a parked domain, not a mirror.

For the .eu, EURid's WHOIS lists Safenames Ltd as the current registrar and gives no creation date. Its history comes from the web archive instead. You'll find copies there in 15 years up to 2025.

How the licence line changed from copy to copy

In the earliest archived copy, of 29 April 2011, the footer read '© Copyright 2010 Always Vegas Licensed by the government of Curacao, Netherlands'. By 23 January 2013 that licence wording had gone, leaving '© Copyright 2012 Always Vegas'.

The fullest version came on 27 January 2017. It named 3 firms. That footer said SSC Entertainment NV 'holds the gaming license with Antillephone NV' and gave the number 8048/JAZ 2011-0012. It added that Nazca Tech Ltd, which it tied to SSC Entertainment NV, 'processes all financial transactions'.

Today's footer carries '© 2026 Always Vegas'. That's a copyright line. Across the copies, you can watch a licence line appear, drop out and come back with companies attached, while the current pages we read name none.

Who else printed the paragraph naming SSC Entertainment

Paradise 8 carried the same SSC Entertainment paragraph in its own archived footers of 7 March 2017 and 5 January 2018. So if you've met that paragraph elsewhere, it wasn't unique to Always Vegas, even then.

We treat it as a licence line the 2 casinos shared in 2017, not as a link between them today, since the current Always Vegas pages name no firm. It's history.

That leaves its ties at Same platform, our label for shared code where no shared company is on record. You won't see us call either casino a sister of the other on that basis.

What its pages say about a licence today

The About page says the casino is 'owned and operated by an incorporated corporation', which it describes as licensed and regulated by Curaçao's government. Where that corporation's name should go, the page is blank, and its copyright line reads 'copyrighted by (the Licensed Materials)'.

If you're after a licence number, the other pages we read won't help: from the terms to the cookie policy, they carry no company, company number or licence number. None of them links a validator either. Next to the 2017 footer, we'd say that gives you less to go on, not more.

Which build number and inboxes it runs under

The platform script lists the casino as build 62 on Rival, and admin.casinocontroller.com hosts its back office. You'd write to support@alwaysvegas.eu with questions, and documents@alwaysvegas.email deals with financial issues.

There's live chat too if you'd rather not write. The FAQ says help is there at any hour by phone, chat or email. Its support page prints 3 numbers: French, Spanish and international.

If you've a complaint, the terms want it in writing within 5 days, counting from the event, or the casino may decline to deal with it. They also make its decisions final. The pages we checked did not point us to any outside dispute body.

What the banking page lists for deposits

The banking page names VISA and MasterCard credit and debit cards, plus 'different web wallets and vouchers'. A deposit has a floor of 5 or 10 EUR and a ceiling of 200 to 1,000 EUR, set by the method.

The FAQ gives a shorter list: MasterCard, Cashlib and Bitcoin. Visa, Mastercard and Bitcoin marks sit in the footer. For what's open to you, the page sends you to support. We didn't open the cashier, so this is the printed list.

Withdrawals start at 50 in the account currency, or 500 ZAR. Against the 18 working days here, DaVinci's Gold's terms allow 12 for approval, and our casino profiles give each other casino's figure.

Always Vegas puts a deposit limit you set yourself at the top of its responsible gaming page, with daily, weekly and monthly ones available 'By a simple written request'. You can also ask its support team for a pause lasting no more than 6 weeks, for self-exclusion, or for the account to be shut permanently. Outside help, by its list, comes from Gamblers Anonymous and Gambling Therapy, with G4 named alongside them. If you've joined GAMSTOP, its FAQ recommends pairing it with any gambling tools your bank provides. Among dedicated blockers, GamCare's page puts Gamblock beside BetBlocker and Gamban. Talking it through costs nothing on GamCare's National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133, at any hour, and there's live chat and WhatsApp on that number. Lobby Set's pages are for readers who are 18 or older.

Questions readers ask

Is alwaysvegas.com the real Always Vegas site?

No, that address forwards to a GoDaddy page selling the domain. The casino itself is at alwaysvegas.eu.

Which company runs Always Vegas?

Its current pages don't say, and we haven't found a company on any page we checked. Where the About page should name its corporation, the space is blank.

How long does an Always Vegas withdrawal take?

Its FAQ gives processing as up to 18 business days, depending on the method, with Wire transfer and BTC as examples. Crypto may be faster, it says, but only after you've made a crypto deposit.

What is the smallest deposit at Always Vegas?

The minimum is 5 EUR or 10 EUR, and the payment method you choose decides which. Card deposits go through VISA or MasterCard, credit or debit.

GamCare's National Gambling Helpline

0808 8020 133

When gambling starts eating into hours or money you'd planned for other things, ring 0808 8020 133. That's GamCare's National Gambling Helpline: confidential, free to call and never closed.

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