GCGRA lists Coin Technology Projects LLC under Internet Gaming and, separately, Sports Wagering. Its Internet Gaming category includes casino games such as slots, roulette and blackjack.
Company, brand and website
The GCGRA register links to Coin’s corporate website. Coin identifies Play971 as its internet-gaming and sports-wagering brand and describes its audience as UAE residents aged 21 or over. Play971’s public Help Center links to www.play971.ae. That is the address published by the operator. The GCGRA entry names the company and does not list consumer website addresses or licence dates.
Where does Play971 say it is available?
On 6 November 2026, Play971’s Help Center said the platform was unavailable in Dubai and outside the UAE. That is the operator’s published access policy. We could read the Help Center, but could not verify the full consumer terms, test access in the other emirates or obtain an official list of the territories covered by Coin’s licence.
Why your physical location matters
The GCGRA’s summary of the federal decree says an emirate may have at most one Internet Gaming licence and that operators need the required federal and local approvals. Section 2.7.4 of the GCGRA’s interactive gaming standard requires a location check before the first game after login. Play must be blocked if the system cannot determine the player’s location or finds that they are outside the permitted area.
Sources
- GCGRA — Our Licensees
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- GCGRA — Activities We Regulate
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- Coin — corporate brand statement
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- GCGRA — Summary of the federal law by decree, section III
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- GCGRA — GLI-19 interactive gaming systems, section 2.7.4
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- Play971 Help Center — Location restrictions
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