I checked the licensing information more thoroughly.
It is possible in general for the same casino brand to operate under different licences in different countries or through different legal entities. However, simply viewing the casino in a different language would not normally be enough to explain a different licence.
In Dreamz Casino’s case, the current situation seems more specific. The MGA licence previously associated with the casino, MGA/B2C/394/2017, is still active for N1 Interactive Limited, but dreamzcasino.com is not currently listed among the domains covered by that MGA licence.
On the other hand, dreamzcasino.com is currently listed under the Anjouan licence ALSI-202411025-FI1, held by May Sun Services S.A. That licence is shown as valid until November 3, 2026.
So your point about the current Anjouan licence and its expiry date is correct.
I also found that our own Dreamz Casino pages currently show inconsistent licensing information between versions, with one still showing the old MGA information and another already showing the Anjouan licence. That is something that needs to be corrected on our side.
I would still separate this licensing issue from claims about the game results themselves, but regarding the licence specifically, your concern was justified.
Αυτόματη μετάφραση: