Casino review
Wazamba review: "licensed", but not in Great Britain
Wazamba says it is licensed without naming a regulator, and has no Gambling Commission account, domain or trading name.
Our verdict
No GB licenceWazamba calls itself licensed without naming a regulator or company and has no Gambling Commission licence, so it is not licensed for Great Britain.
Worth knowing
- No Gambling Commission licence or register entry
- No regulator, company or licence number named
- Not part of GAMSTOP
- No UK stake limits, wagering cap or ADR
"Licensed and safe" is how Wazamba's rules page describes play on the site, yet it names no regulator, no company and no licence number, and review sites link the casino and sportsbook to an offshore Curacao licence. Wazamba has no Gambling Commission licence. In a Wazamba review written for Great Britain, the word "licensed" on its own settles nothing.
A Wazamba review starts with an empty licence claim
A licence is a specific document: a named regulator grants it to a named company under a number that can be searched. The footer of the site shows only a copyright line for the domain. Without those three details there is nothing to check, and a casino's own description of itself as safe is not evidence of anything.
The Gambling Commission register
For a GB player, one register settles the matter. The Commission's files dated 2 November 2026 hold no account, domain or trading name for Wazamba. Under the Gambling Act 2005 remote gambling used in Great Britain needs a Commission licence, wherever the operator is based, so a Curacao licence, if it exists, would not change the answer.
Side by side: what you keep and what you lose
| Question | GB-licensed casino | Wazamba |
|---|---|---|
| Does GAMSTOP block my account? | Yes | No |
| Is there a per-spin slot limit? | £5, or £2 aged 18 to 24 | Not under UK rules |
| Is bonus wagering capped? | At 10 times the bonus | Not under UK rules |
| Can I gamble on a credit card? | No, it is banned | Not covered by the ban |
| Who settles a dispute? | An approved ADR provider, free | No UK body |
Payouts and personal data
The Commission warns that unlicensed sites may block payouts or set withdrawal limits too high to reach, and that personal data held there is at risk of identity theft and fraud. Because Wazamba names no company, a player would not even know which business holds their details or where to send a formal complaint.
Other routes
Licensed sites and how to check them are covered in how to check a casino's UK licence and the UK online casinos section; how bonuses must work in GB is explained in UK bonus rules in 2026. Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over; support is free on the National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133, and the responsible gambling page has more help.
On the Gambling Commission register
No matching register entry was found for this brand.
Questions readers ask
Can players in Great Britain use Wazamba legally?
Wazamba has no Gambling Commission licence, so it is not licensed to offer gambling in Great Britain, whatever its own pages say about being licensed.
Who operates Wazamba?
Its pages do not say. The rules page names no company, regulator or licence number, and the footer carries only a copyright line for the site.
Does Wazamba have sister sites?
Sister sites are brands sharing one Commission licence holder. Wazamba has no register account and names no company, so there is no GB licence to group sister sites under.