Bilbet Official License

The legality of Bilbet depends on the specific jurisdiction. Although in more than 100 states, it operates legally under a valid gambling license, in some places, it is considered an illegal or unregulated platform. So, the Netherlands, Australia, France, and the Dutch West Indies don’t support the Curacao license. It is essential to check your country or region’s gambling laws and regulations before using Bilbet to ensure that you comply with them. However, if you have any suspicions about a Bilbet website operating in an unlicensed country, it is best to report it to the Commission.

The Curacao Gaming Commission is a licensing authority, not a commercial operator. They evaluate gambling companies to ensure they meet specific requirements before issuing licenses for online gambling activities. Crucially, the Commission doesn’t own or operate the licensed brands, nor do they have any financial stake in their businesses.

Therefore, they are not responsible for the day-to-day management decisions or actions of these companies, including any violations of local laws or regulations. Each licensed company is independently responsible for its own operations and legal compliance in the jurisdictions where it operates.

A print verification system allows for immediate confirmation of a company’s operational status. All content within this system, including both text and graphics, is protected by intellectual property and copyright laws and is solely owned by the Curacao Gaming Commission. Any unauthorized modification or use of this content by third parties, regardless of the purpose (including financial gain, advertising, or marketing), is strictly forbidden. Such actions constitute copyright infringement and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

It is impossible not to note that trademarks, logos, and brand images on this page, except the domain name and branding of the licensed company, are the intellectual property of the Curacao Gaming Commission.