Is Luckykoala legit & safe?

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Licensed — offshore, light oversight

Yes — luckykoala.com holds an active licence on the Anjouan Gaming Authority register, held by Admiral Entertainment Limited. Anjouan-class offshore licences are quick and inexpensive to obtain, so treat this as identity confirmation, not a safety badge — the operator is registered and its licence is on the public record, but player recourse is weak. Our full independent audit of it is in progress — no score is published until it completes.

The licence on record

Domainluckykoala.com
OperatorAdmiral Entertainment Limited
Licence numberALSI-202505009-FI1
Licensed by Anjouan Gaming Authority (Anjouan) — Tier 3 — Offshore
StatusActive
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A licence claim is only as good as the register it sits on. Match the operator and domain shown in the casino’s own terms against the official regulator register linked above before depositing — a real licence is listed there with its status.

Wondering what an Anjouan licence actually protects? Read our full Anjouan licence trust profile — what it guarantees, what it can’t get back for you, and the register’s live movement.

What TopCasinoScout found

Luckykoala is currently in audit. Its licence is verified (that’s this page), and our timed payout, support and bonus tests are under way. We never publish a fabricated number, so no TCS score appears until the audit completes — this page and the audit page update automatically the moment the full 10,000-point review goes live.

Other sites run by the same operator

Admiral Entertainment Limited holds 15 other licensed domains under the same register entry. They share an owner, so a problem (or a strength) at one often applies across all of them:

What an offshore licence does & doesn’t mean

Anjouan Gaming Authority (Anjouan) is a caution-tier offshore regulator. A licence here is quick and cheap to obtain and offers weak player recourse compared with the UKGC or MGA. It confirms the operator is registered, identifiable and on a public record — genuinely useful if something goes wrong — but it is not a safety badge. Treat a verified licence as a starting point, then judge the casino on its payout history, bonus terms and reputation. Read our full guide to Anjouan.

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