Apparently bookmakers don't need a gambling licence if they have a company in Costa Rica.
One of the more famous Costa Rican bookmakers without a gambling licence is 5dimes.eu
There are also some others that look more amateurish.
Here are some of them.
www.bet724.at
www.funbet.ro
www.smashcasino.net
www.100bet.eu
www.bet.sh
Does anyone have any bad or good experience? Is it a big risk placing your money there? I feel "normal "bookmakers with a licence can treat us pretty badly anyway.
Costa Rican bookmakers are non-whitelisted by the UK Gambling Commission for UK punters and CR bookmakers are not allowed to market to UK Punters. I don't see how UK Gambling Commission could do anything about that though.
(I changed my question a little bit to be more clear...)
Costa Rica bookmakers without a gambling licence
- cristi13
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As far as i know Costa Rica does not issue gambling licenses and you don't need one to operate from there. I don't think there is anything you can do if problems arise with one of those guys.
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Re: Costa Rica bookmakers without a gambling licence
Thanks Cristi. I changed some of my text to clarify my question.
Your reply makes sense.
Your reply makes sense.
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Re: Costa Rica bookmakers without a gambling licence
I don't think jurisdiction should be a priority when choosing a bookmaker but rather an additional info to add to their reliability mark.
Jurisdictions like Costa Rica or Curacao mean absolutely nothing for the player and you have to rely solely on the bookmaker's reputation. Malta doesn't mean much either but at least their gambling commission exists.
It would be nice if someone with more knowledge could make a review about all jurisdictions and what they mean to the player.
About the bookmakers you mentioned i never heard about them and i think it's better not to venture there.
Jurisdictions like Costa Rica or Curacao mean absolutely nothing for the player and you have to rely solely on the bookmaker's reputation. Malta doesn't mean much either but at least their gambling commission exists.
It would be nice if someone with more knowledge could make a review about all jurisdictions and what they mean to the player.
About the bookmakers you mentioned i never heard about them and i think it's better not to venture there.
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Re: Costa Rica bookmakers without a gambling licence
yes because gambling commision anywhere mean anything.... i want to remind you that canbet was at uk gambling commision the supposed best commsion you know what they did.... nothing... Book is everything not the commision i would play at Pinnacle and 365 for example with TIbuctu license even with no licence what so ever..
Don't speak for something you have no clue.