Operator Geographic Restrictions

This page brings together information about the countries and territories from which the platform does not accept players. It is intended for adult readers in Argentina who want to check, before registering, whether the service can be used from their place of residence, country of citizenship, or current location.

This website publishes the material for informational purposes. It is not the operator, cannot enable access from a restricted jurisdiction, and does not participate in registrations, verification, deposits, or withdrawals. Actual availability is determined solely by the platform in accordance with its Terms and Conditions, licence, and internal controls.

The list of excluded jurisdictions may change as a result of an operator decision, regulatory updates, or compliance requirements. For this reason, always check the latest version of the conditions published on the operator’s official website before opening an account or sending money.

Why Some Countries Are Blocked

An international online casino cannot necessarily accept users from every country. Availability depends on local regulations, licensing rules, financial restrictions, and controls intended to prevent fraud or money laundering.

In this case, some exclusions are linked to requirements associated with the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority. The operator may be prohibited from targeting certain markets when the rules of those jurisdictions conflict with the authorisation under which the platform operates.

There may also be countries where online gambling is prohibited, can only be offered under a local licence, or is reserved for operators authorised by a national or provincial authority. In such situations, an international platform may decide not to accept registrations in order to avoid regulatory breaches.

Restrictions generally result from four groups of factors:

• requirements imposed by the licensor or supervisory authorities;
• local laws that prohibit or restrict online gambling;
• compliance measures linked to FATF and international sanctions;
• internal risk assessments relating to a specific market.

A restriction does not depend solely on the IP address. A person may connect from an accepted country and still be ineligible when their residence, citizenship, payment method, or verification documents relate to an excluded jurisdiction.

These controls should not be treated as a technical challenge that must be overcome. Their purpose is to apply the operator’s access rules. Attempting to conceal or falsify information may make an account issue more serious and affect any later review.

The List of Countries Excluded by the Operator

According to the restriction list provided for the platform, residents or citizens of certain jurisdictions are not permitted to open accounts, make deposits, or participate in real-money gambling.

The list includes countries, territories, and regions. In some cases, the restriction expressly covers overseas territories or dependencies, so it should not be assumed that a territorial exception will make the platform available.

For easier reference, the jurisdictions are grouped by region below. This classification is editorial only and does not change the scope of the official conditions.

European Countries and Territories

The operator excludes users connected with the following European jurisdictions:

• Austria;
• Belgium;
• Czech Republic;
• Denmark;
• Estonia;
• France, including its overseas territories;
• Germany;
• Greece;
• Hungary;
• Italy;
• Latvia;
• Lithuania;
• Netherlands, including its overseas territories;
• Poland;
• Portugal;
• Slovakia;
• Spain;
• Sweden;
• United Kingdom.

For readers in Argentina, this part of the list may be relevant when travelling, moving temporarily, or attempting to access an account from another country. Creating an account from Argentina does not mean the platform can subsequently be used from Italy, Spain, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, or another excluded jurisdiction.

The user’s current location may trigger a review even when the original account information was correct. When a person changes residence or regularly connects from another region, the updated conditions should be checked before the service is used again.

Countries, Territories, and Regions Outside Europe

The list also includes:

• Australia;
• Crimea;
• Curaçao;
• Cyprus;
• Hong Kong;
• Iran;
• Iraq;
• Macao;
• Taiwan;
• Union of the Comoros;
• United States of America and all its territories.

The references to Crimea, Curaçao, Hong Kong, and Macao concern the territorial scope of the operator’s access policy. They do not represent a political, diplomatic, or legal definition made by this website.

The United States appears as a broad restriction covering all its territories. It should not be assumed that a person can use the service because they are located in a particular state, island, or area with different rules. The published restriction must be interpreted together with the platform’s other official documents.

A person connected with a restricted jurisdiction should not attempt to create an account using another person’s information, incomplete details, or an address that does not reflect their real circumstances. This may breach the platform’s rules and cause problems during a future review.

What It Means to Appear on the List

An exclusion may be applied at different stages. Sometimes registration is blocked from the beginning. In other cases, the system may allow an account to be created, but the issue is identified when KYC is requested, a deposit is attempted, or a withdrawal is submitted.

The consequences may vary depending on the circumstances and the current documents, but a person from an ineligible jurisdiction may face:

• rejection of registration or inability to complete the process;
• restricted access to certain functions;
• a request for additional documentation;
• cancellation of an existing account;
• a temporary block while a review is carried out;
• rejection of deposits or certain payment methods.

The platform is not required to keep an account available when it discovers that the person does not meet its geographic requirements. Providing accurate information from the beginning is the safest way to prevent an eligibility issue from appearing after funds or promotions have already become involved.

Additional Restrictions at Licensor Level

In addition to the expressly listed countries and territories, the platform may exclude jurisdictions that appear on international high-risk lists or that are considered ineligible by the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority.

The Financial Action Task Force, commonly known as FATF, publishes information about countries with strategic deficiencies in preventing money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing. Its documents may change over time, so an old list should not be treated as final.

The operator’s policy may include restrictions relating to:

• jurisdictions included on FATF high-risk lists;
• countries subject to international compliance measures;
• markets the licensor considers incompatible with the authorisation;
• territories affected by regulatory conflicts;
• regions where the operator identifies a high risk of fraud or abuse.

The official FATF website is the appropriate source for checking updates to its lists. However, the fact that a country does not appear on a FATF list does not, by itself, guarantee that a gambling platform accepts players from that location. The operator may apply broader rules based on its own licence, risk policy, or commercial conditions.

Eligibility should also not be inferred solely from the website language or the currency shown on a page. A Spanish-language version or a reference to Argentina does not amount to automatic authorisation for every Spanish-speaking country.

Before beginning registration, check:

• that your country of residence does not appear among the exclusions;
• that your current location is not restricted;
• that your documents match the details you declare;
• that your payment method is compatible with the account;
• that there have been no recent changes to the Terms and Conditions.

What Blocked Users Can Expect

When the operator identifies that an account was created or used from an excluded jurisdiction, it may apply restrictive measures. The decision may be made during registration, document verification, review of a deposit, processing of a withdrawal request, or a later security check.

A blocked account may lose access temporarily or permanently, depending on the nature of the issue. The operator may request additional information to assess the circumstances, although submitting documents does not guarantee that the account will remain active when the jurisdiction is ineligible.

The date on which an account was created does not guarantee that its access conditions will remain unchanged. The operator may review an account at a later stage, particularly when new documents appear, a different payment method is used, a connection is made from another country, or compliance rules change significantly.

It is also possible that the restriction will only be identified when a withdrawal is requested. The acceptance of a deposit should not be interpreted as final confirmation of eligibility. KYC procedures and security reviews may take place at different stages of the relationship with the platform.

The operator’s conditions may give it discretion over how to handle deposits, balances, or other funds connected with a blocked account. This may depend on the reason for the restriction, KYC status, payment rules, source of funds, and applicable compliance obligations.

For this reason, this website cannot promise that a deposit will be refunded, a balance released, or a withdrawal processed. Those decisions belong to the operator and are governed by its current conditions.

Under the applicable Terms and Conditions, using VPNs, proxies, simulated locations, or false information to bypass a geographic restriction may be treated as a serious breach and, where applicable, may result in the confiscation of funds or cancellation of promotional benefits.

The responsible course of action is not to look for ways to avoid the restriction, but to confirm eligibility before registering. When there is a specific concern, users should review the official restriction document or contact the operator’s official support service through the channel provided by the platform.

Changes to Geographic Restrictions

The list of excluded jurisdictions is not necessarily permanent. It may change when licensing rules, national regulations, FATF lists, risk controls, or the operator’s market strategy are updated.

A jurisdiction may be added or removed for reasons such as:

• changes to local online gambling regulations;
• new requirements imposed by the Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority;
• updates to international risk lists;
• adjustments to fraud, verification, or payment policies;
• internal decisions concerning accepted markets;
• changes in providers or compliance requirements.

The operator may update its conditions with advance notice or without communicating individually with every user. For this reason, a list reviewed several weeks earlier may no longer be valid when an account is created, a deposit is made, or a withdrawal is requested.

An update does not affect only new registrations. A person who already has an account should review the conditions again when moving, travelling for a long period, changing tax residence, updating documents, or beginning to use a card or wallet connected with another country.

In these situations, waiting until a block occurs may create unnecessary complications. It is better to confirm eligibility before adding funds or taking part in a promotion. A promotional message, an accessible page, or a visible registration button does not replace confirmation that the user meets the current geographic restrictions.

This website is an independent informational source and cannot guarantee that a page will immediately reflect every change made by the operator. The latest version of the operator’s official documents always takes priority.

For readers in Argentina, the recommendation is straightforward: use accurate information, check your location before registering, and review the restrictions again when travelling, changing residence, or accessing the platform from another country.