Skorsky Casino Licensing Information
This page used to explain what the UK Gambling Commission, the Malta Gaming Authority and Curaçao require. All three are real regulators, and none of them licenses this operator. Below is the licence that actually applies, checked in two places: the operator’s own published terms and the regulator’s public register.
The licence record
- Operating company: RSO Limited
- Registration number: 000048851
- Registered address: 9 Barrack Road, Belize City, Belize
- Regulator: Anjouan Gaming Authority, Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
- Licence number: ALSI-182407017-FI1
- Licence type: B2C — permission to offer games directly to players
- Status: Valid
- Issued: 8 July 2024 — expires: 7 July 2027
The company details come from the operator’s own footer and terms of service. The status, dates and licence type come from the regulator’s public register, where the same number resolves to an entry in the name of RSO Limited.
A typo worth knowing about
In its own terms and conditions the operator prints the licence as ALSI-182407017-F11 — with the digit one twice — while the register and the site footer both use ALSI-182407017-FI1, with a capital letter i. Search the register for the version in the terms and you will find nothing, which is exactly the kind of dead end that makes a legitimate licence look invented. Use the FI1 spelling.
One licence, seven casino domains
The register entry lists every domain authorised under this licence: rikso.com, casinoforbet.com, slotra.com, skorsky.com, mexiwin.com, f1casino.com and spinra.com.
Seven brands under one licence means one legal entity, one compliance perimeter and one anti-money-laundering policy behind all of them. A self-exclusion, a closed account or an unresolved dispute is a matter with RSO Limited rather than with a single website, and regulatory action against the licence would reach every domain at once.
What an Anjouan licence gives you, and what it does not
The meaningful part is that the register exists, is public and is searchable by number, company or domain. That places Anjouan above jurisdictions whose licence is only a seal in a footer. It remains an offshore framework, and the gaps against a European licence are structural:
- No mandated independent adjudicator. Under a Malta or UK licence an unresolved complaint goes to an approved dispute-resolution body whose decision binds the operator. Anjouan imposes no equivalent — and this operator’s own terms state that the records on its servers are the final and authoritative evidence in any dispute.
- No statutory fund segregation. Nothing here guarantees that player balances are held apart from operating capital.
- No national self-exclusion scheme. Offshore self-exclusion covers one operator at a time, not every licensed site in your country.
How to verify it yourself in under a minute
- Open the Anjouan Gaming Authority public register — the licence-verification page in the «Public Register» section of anjouangaming.com.
- Search for ALSI-182407017-FI1, for RSO Limited, or for the domain itself.
- Check three fields: the status must read Valid, the expiry date must be in the future, and the exact domain you intend to play on must appear in that entry’s domain list.
The third check is the one most players skip and the one that catches the most problems: a licence number displayed on a site not listed under it is the standard shape of a borrowed or expired credential.
Restricted countries, as published by the operator
The terms name fourteen jurisdictions whose residents may not register or play: Austria, Curaçao, France, Iran, Iraq, the Netherlands, North Korea, Singapore, Spain, Sint Maarten, Statia, the United States and its territories, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
Check that list before depositing rather than at withdrawal. A restricted account is not a bonus problem; it is a payout problem discovered late.
What the licence does not establish
A valid entry proves registration and status. It does not prove that payout percentages have been independently audited, that player funds are segregated, or that a complaint will be resolved in your favour. Those are claims the operator must support with its own published terms — and on the point that matters most, those terms are explicit: in a dispute, the operator’s server records decide.
Frequently asked questions
Who holds the licence for this casino?
RSO Limited, registration number 000048851, registered at 9 Barrack Road, Belize City, Belize, under licence ALSI-182407017-FI1 issued by the Anjouan Gaming Authority.
Is the licence currently valid?
The public register shows the status as Valid, issued 8 July 2024 and running to 7 July 2027. Status can change between our check and your visit, which is why the verification steps are on this page.
Why does the licence number look different in the terms?
The operator’s terms print ALSI-182407017-F11 with two digit ones, while the register and the site footer use ALSI-182407017-FI1 with a capital i. The register version is the correct one; the other returns no result.
Is an Anjouan licence as good as a Malta or UK licence?
No, and it does not claim to be. It confirms a named, registered company answerable to a regulator with an open register. It brings no independent complaints adjudicator, no statutory fund segregation and no national self-exclusion scheme.
Which countries cannot play here?
Austria, Curaçao, France, Iran, Iraq, the Netherlands, North Korea, Singapore, Spain, Sint Maarten, Statia, the United States and its territories, Ukraine and the United Kingdom, according to the operator’s published terms.
How do I check a casino licence myself?
Search the regulator’s public register by licence number, company name or domain, then confirm that the status is valid, the expiry date is in the future and the exact domain you play on is listed in that entry.