Licence check against the issuer's register
This casino is not shown in the public register of Anjouan Gaming.
- Issuer whose register we read
- Anjouan Gaming (Internet Gaming Regulatory Authority), Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
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Who is behind it, and what licence is shown?
Lunubet is recorded as launched in 2023 and owned by Rabidi N.V. The licence is given as Anjouan Licence No. 151791, and the earlier site said outright that it could not verify it. The same company name, Rabidi N.V, appears in the record of another casino in our set, Casombie, as a historical link made by third parties, so the ownership picture across these brands is unclear.
The studio list for Lunubet is word for word the same as the list for Verde, a casino with a different owner and a Curaçao licence. One of the two lists was probably copied, so we do not describe Lunubet's suppliers in detail.
What the Lunubet lobby holds
Slots lead the list, followed by a live casino, lottery draws, keno and bingo, then the tables: craps, baccarat, roulette, blackjack, poker and Texas hold'em. Demo mode is recorded for trying games without a stake. The older text spoke of more than 4,000 titles, a tiered VIP scheme and a shop where points earned by playing can be exchanged for offers. Whether any of that is current is for the operator's site to show; terms on such shops, including expiry and weighting, are worth reading before playing. Our slots page covers how return figures should be read.
Payments and cash-out
Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and Neteller are listed beside a long set of coins: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, Dogecoin and Ripple. The minimum deposit is 20 EUR and the monthly withdrawal ceiling is 50,000 EUR. Withdrawals are recorded as immediate, yet the cons list says some players reported delays and that identity, address and payment method checks have to be completed within 30 days of the first withdrawal request. The old text also noted that a withdrawal request cannot be cancelled once made. Payment choices are said to differ by country. For the coins, see Bitcoin and Tether.
Terms that shape the experience
- The deposit has to be turned over once before a withdrawal is allowed
- Wagering on the welcome offer was described as demanding
- Players in Iraq cannot use the service, and bonuses are not offered in Tunisia
- Some game providers are said to block certain Arab countries
- No mobile app is recorded
Support and protection tools
Live chat is recorded, and VIP managers were praised in the earlier text. Self-exclusion is marked as available. No deposit-limit or session-limit entry is recorded for Lunubet, so ask whether they exist; the responsible gambling guide explains which tools to look for.
Before you decide
No review can settle the licence question for you. Ask the Anjouan authority about the number, read the withdrawal terms in full, and weigh local law first: in most Arab states gambling is a criminal matter, and blocked payments and frozen balances are the practical cost. Tunisia is one example of a national position. Only adults may play, and for some it stops being a pastime.
What players say
Mixed is the word for what players write about Lunubet. Some cite a good choice of games. Others complain about withdrawals that were delayed or disputed, documents requested again and again, and wagering terms that are hard to follow. Verification, support and promotion conditions recur across several accounts, and deposits, withdrawals, identity checks and the speed of support's replies are what come up most. The comments divide, and what happened to the individual player seems to decide the lean. All of it comes from public posts by users, none of it has been checked independently, and each case has its own details. Licence details are limited to what the operator's own page states.
The summary reflects public reviews from the players themselves, as of November 2026.
What comparison sites say
Lunubet scores in the upper range on comparison pages. Quick handling of withdrawals, a broad game library and the live casino section lead the praise, followed by the sports betting side, cryptocurrency payments and a wide choice of payment methods. The downsides listed are caps on withdrawals, restrictions in some countries, and wagering terms on promotions that deserve a careful read. A licence from Curaçao is named, and the pages are not written specifically for Arab markets. The reviews are short guides to the casino and its features, written by editors who describe what the lobby and the account area show. Verdicts rest on the licence, payment options, support and promotion conditions. Readers in the Gulf face their own rules, and a page written for a different market may not reflect them. Operators often pay comparison sites, so it helps to keep that in mind.
Published reviews of Lunubet on comparison sites form the basis of this summary, as of November 2026.
Common questions
Which licence does Lunubet show?
It lists Anjouan Licence No. 151791. The earlier site could not verify it, and neither have we.
Can players in Iraq use Lunubet?
The record says Iraq is not served. Bonuses are also recorded as unavailable in Tunisia.
How quickly does Lunubet pay out?
Immediately is the recorded time, but some players were said to have faced delays.