CoinCasino Pro Sister Sites

The short version: CoinCasino Pro (coincasino.pro) is an offshore crypto casino. It is not licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, and we could not confirm a trustworthy list of sister sites for it — because the company named as its operator is itself inconsistent across the brand’s own pages. If you’re weighing it against a UK-licensed casino, the UK-licensed one is the safer choice, and the rest of this page shows why in plain terms.

One thing to be straight about before we start: we could not open coincasino.pro’s own terms directly (the site returned an error to us), so the operator details below lean on how the review database Casino Guru reads those terms, and on independent ownership trackers. Where we can’t verify something, we say so rather than fill the gap with a number.

Who actually runs CoinCasino Pro

This is where the brand gets shaky before you even reach the games. The operator named in coincasino.pro’s terms is reported to be EOD Code SRL, a company registered in Costa Rica. But a closely related property under the same CoinCasino name (the play.coincasino.com pages) names a different company — Igloo Ventures SRL, also Costa Rica — as the operator. Two different companies, two different sets of terms, one brand.

That contradiction matters more than any bonus. The operating company is the entity that holds your deposit, processes your withdrawal and answers — or doesn’t answer — a complaint. When a site can’t tell you consistently which company that is, you have no firm answer to the single most important question about a casino: who am I actually contracting with? There is also no named ultimate owner disclosed on the site, which is normal for this style of operator and not reassuring.

The licence question — and why we won’t print a number

CoinCasino Pro advertises an offshore gaming authorisation from Anjouan, an island in the Union of the Comoros. Two problems sit on top of that. First, Casino Guru assesses coincasino.pro as not holding a valid gambling licence, giving it a “Safety Index” of 0.0 — its lowest rating. Second, the Anjouan regime carries little weight: it is a self-issued offshore permit, and the credibility of Anjouan licensing is widely disputed, with the Comoros central bank having distanced itself from the island authority that issues these permits.

You’ll see a specific Anjouan licence number quoted for “CoinCasino” on some aggregator pages. We are deliberately not reprinting it here, for two reasons: that number is associated with the Igloo Ventures name rather than the EOD Code SRL entity named in coincasino.pro’s own terms, and we could not independently verify it against a public regulator’s register for this brand. In short: we could not find a publicly verifiable licence number for CoinCasino Pro. That is the honest answer, and an unverifiable licence is itself the finding.

To be clear on one point people get wrong: CoinCasino Pro does not hold a UK Gambling Commission licence, and it isn’t on the UK public register. Even in cases where an offshore casino runs on a platform whose provider holds a UKGC licence, that licence covers the platform company — not the casino brand, and not your account with it. We found no such UK-licensed platform behind this brand either way.

Sister sites: what’s claimed versus what checks out

Here is the honest position: we could not verify a single sister site for coincasino.pro against a primary source. The operator conflict is the reason. Independent trackers such as AskGamblers list the confirmed brands under the Igloo Ventures SRL name as CryptoCasino.com and Telbet — and they do not list coincasino.pro among them. Meanwhile coincasino.pro’s own terms point at a different company (EOD Code SRL). So the brands below are what trackers attach to the operator name that appears on a related CoinCasino page — not confirmed sisters of the site you’re asking about.

So don’t treat that as a sister list. It’s a set of loosely-connected offshore crypto brands with overlapping platform and design traits, sitting behind company names that don’t line up cleanly. If anything, the fact that the ownership can’t be pinned down is the takeaway — not the brand names.

The risks for a UK player — read these first

Because CoinCasino Pro is offshore and not UK-licensed, the protections you’d get at a UKGC-licensed site simply aren’t there:

• No UK complaints route and no UK fund protection. There’s no free, Gambling-Commission-approved alternative dispute resolution service to escalate to, and none of the UK rules on how customer money is held apply. If a withdrawal is refused or an account frozen, your realistic options are limited and there is no UK regulator to lean on.
• It sits outside the national online self-exclusion scheme. If you’ve registered with the national online self-exclusion scheme to block yourself from gambling sites, that registration does not reach CoinCasino Pro. An offshore casino stays open when your UK self-exclusion is on — a serious gap if you use that tool to stay in control.
• Deposit limits are per-account only. Any limit you set applies to that one account and nothing else. There is no operator-wide or market-wide backstop across these offshore brands, so a limit here does not travel with you.
• Heavier bonus terms. Casino Guru specifically flags unfair clauses in CoinCasino’s bonus terms. Offshore promotions frequently carry steep wagering requirements, low win caps and forfeiture rules that can swallow a balance — read the small print before you deposit against any offer.
• Weak identity checks are a warning sign, not a perk. A compliance report from FinTelegram describes anonymous, no-verification payment routes at CoinCasino. Light or absent identity checks are a money-laundering and consumer-protection red flag — and they cut both ways: the same gaps that skip verification also mean far weaker recourse if something goes wrong with your money.

Our verdict

For a UK player, a UK Gambling Commission-licensed casino is the clearly safer choice than CoinCasino Pro. A UKGC-licensed site puts your dispute in front of an approved ADR service for free, applies UK rules to how your money is held, and is reachable by the national online self-exclusion scheme and by real regulatory enforcement. CoinCasino Pro offers none of that, can’t give a consistent answer on who operates it, and carries no licence we could verify. The upside it dangles — crypto speed, big headline bonuses, few questions asked — is the same set of features that leaves you exposed when a payout stalls.

If you already hold a balance there, the sensible moves are to withdraw what you can, keep records of every message, and set your own limits — while remembering they only cover that one account. For support that works regardless of where you play, contact GamCare on the National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133, free and confidential. If self-exclusion is the goal, register with the national online self-exclusion scheme to block UK-licensed sites in one step, and treat offshore sites like this one as outside that safety net.

18+. Please gamble responsibly. Ownership and licensing details checked September 2026 against Casino Guru, AskGamblers and FinTelegram; coincasino.pro’s own terms were not directly reachable at the time of writing, so operator claims are attributed to those sources rather than confirmed first-hand.