The Alderney Gambling Control Commission publishes eGambling licensees and associated websites. This guide concerns Alderney’s licensing scope, rather than a general casino permission for all Guernsey.
Two different licensing functions
Category 1 covers the player relationship, including registration, contract and funds. Category 2 covers gambling transactions and platform operation. Associate and hosting certificates are separate categories.
Match the holder and the exact website
The AGCC calls its online list an extract from the register. For example, it records Category 1 grants on 26 March 2026 for Bayroc (Alderney) Limited and Got Next Limited. Their entries in the public licensee list did not show a website when checked on 7 November. You can inspect the register at the Commission’s offices by appointment.
Where to raise a dispute
The AGCC advises taking a complaint to the licensee first. If you are registered with an Alderney licensee and are dissatisfied with its response, the AGCC describes how to submit a formal written complaint under regulation 238.
Licence origin and your country
A listed licence does not establish permission in every player’s country. The checker does not verify individual Alderney licence claims. Compare the precise holder, licence category and website in the AGCC source, then consult the rules where you play.
Sources
- AGCC — eGambling licensees
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- AGCC — an eGambling licence
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- AGCC · Public register extract and register inspection
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- AGCC · Recently licensed operators
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- AGCC · Player complaints procedure
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