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Gamdom Review: Allowed Countries and Availability

Crypto DeskUpdated Nov 13, 2026

Positive aspects

  • 3,000+ casino games
  • Sportsbook
  • 11 cryptocurrencies accepted
  • 6 non-crypto deposit methods

Negative aspects

  • Restricted in 36 jurisdictions
  • Offshore licence

Gamdom is a crypto casino and sportsbook operated from Costa Rica under an offshore Anjouan licence. It accepts players from most countries, with low friction at entry and flexible crypto and card funding, but its terms of service restrict 36 jurisdictions: most of Europe’s regulated markets, the United States, Australia and a cluster of Dutch and French overseas territories. Everyone else falls under the operator’s offshore licence, provided online gambling is not prohibited where they live. The main trade-off is that verification can arrive late, often around withdrawals, so an eligibility problem tends to surface once money is already on the site.

Who runs Gamdom and which licence it uses

Gamdom launched in 2016 as a crypto casino and sportsbook. The operator is Moon Revolution Limitada, a company registered in Costa Rica (registration 3-102-903008) with its address in Escazú, San José.

Gamdom’s licence comes from the Anjouan Gaming Authority, the regulator of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan in the Union of Comoros. It is a B2C licence, number ALSI-152406043-FI4, valid from June 30, 2024 to June 29, 2027. Anjouan keeps a public licence register, and that register is the place to confirm the licence is still active before you deposit.

An Anjouan licence lets Gamdom take players internationally. It is not a local licence in any of the countries those players live in. Gamdom holds no country-specific licences of the kind issued by the UK Gambling Commission, a US state gaming board or an EU national regulator. “Not on restricted list” therefore means Gamdom does not exclude you under its own terms. It does not mean your country’s regulator has approved the site.

Restricted countries and how they group

The restrictions are easier to follow in groups:

  • Regulated European markets. Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary and Liechtenstein are restricted. Gamdom’s terms also list markets such as the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Portugal. Each of these countries runs its own national licensing system for online gambling.
  • British Crown dependencies and Gibraltar. Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man and Gibraltar are all restricted. Each has its own gambling regulator, and several license online operators themselves.
  • Dutch Caribbean. Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao are restricted.
  • French overseas territories. French Guiana and French Polynesia are restricted, along with other French departments and territories such as Martinique, Mayotte and Réunion. Players there are treated the same way as players in mainland France.
  • United States and Australia. Both are excluded entirely.
  • Sanctioned or high-risk jurisdictions. Iran is restricted, and Gamdom’s terms also list North Korea and Myanmar.

Some large markets sit outside the restricted list, including Brazil, Canada, Cyprus, Czechia, India and Japan. For these, Gamdom’s own terms are not the barrier. Your local law still decides whether you can legally use the site.

The list reflects Gamdom’s terms as of November 2026. Gamdom can change it, and the terms on gamdom.com are the version that applies to your account.

No. Gamdom’s terms bar US residents, including those in Puerto Rico, from registering and depositing, and its offshore licence has no standing in any US state. Online casino gambling in the US is legal only in states that have passed their own laws and license operators through a state gaming board. Gamdom holds none of those licences. This applies to every state, including those where regulated online casinos operate.

Why Gamdom blocks these countries

Countries with their own online gambling licensing regime expect operators serving their residents to hold a local licence, pay local gaming taxes and follow local consumer-protection rules. An offshore licence does not meet that requirement.

  • The United Kingdom requires a licence from the UK Gambling Commission to offer gambling to British customers.
  • EU member states such as France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Denmark each run national systems, and a licence from one does not carry over to another.
  • The United States licenses online casinos state by state.
  • Australia prohibits online casino services offered to Australian residents under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.

Gamdom has not obtained licences in these markets, so serving their residents would put it in conflict with local law and with its own licence conditions. Countries such as Iran and North Korea form a separate category, restricted because of international sanctions.

What else affects whether you can play

Geoblocking

Gamdom uses geoblocking to stop access from restricted locations based on your IP address. Geoblocking controls access to the site, but eligibility depends on where you are legally resident, and the two can diverge.

Game provider restrictions

Even in an available country, you may not see the full game library. Slot and live casino studios license their games by territory and can switch titles off in specific countries, regardless of the casino’s own country list. Gamdom does not publish a single country where every title is available. If a particular game or provider matters to you, confirm it shows up in the lobby from your location before you deposit.

Age restrictions

Gamdom’s minimum age is 18. Where local law sets a higher gambling age, such as 21, the local rule applies, and registering below it breaches both the law and Gamdom’s terms.

Using a VPN from a restricted country

A VPN can hide your real location and get you past the geoblock. It does not change where you are resident, and residency is what Gamdom checks when it verifies an account.

Verification works in a way that makes this risky. Gamdom does not require KYC to deposit, play or withdraw unless it requests it. When a check is triggered, it is tiered: an ID document plus a selfie processed through Veriff, and at higher levels proof of funds or proof of address. A large withdrawal, unusual transaction activity or details that don’t match can lead to a request.

The consequences of a VPN account follow from that process:

  • You may be able to register, deposit and play for a while without being asked for anything.
  • When a check is requested, your ID or proof of address will show residence in a restricted country.
  • At that point the account can be closed under the terms, and any balance, including winnings, may be forfeited.
  • Submitting altered or false documents to get through the check leads to the same result and can create legal exposure on top of the lost funds.

Because the risk is concentrated at withdrawal, it grows as your balance grows.

Traveling to an available country

The same applies if you live in a restricted country and visit an available one. You may be able to sign up and play while abroad, but if verification is requested, your documents will still show residence in a restricted jurisdiction. A resident of an available country who travels to a restricted one will run into the geoblock, and logging in through a VPN while there creates the same location mismatch.

How to get started from an available country

If your country is not on the restricted list and local law permits online gambling, signing up is short:

  1. Open the registration form. It asks for an email address, a username and a password. Quick sign-up through a Google account is also offered.
  2. Fund the account. Choose one of the supported cryptocurrencies or a non-crypto method (see the payments section below), and make sure you send funds on a network Gamdom supports for that coin.
  3. Check the welcome offer terms. Read its wagering and eligibility conditions in your own account, since bonus availability can vary by country.
  4. Play or bet. Choose between the casino lobby and the sportsbook.

Make sure your registration details match your real ID and address. A verification request, often around withdrawals, will check them, and a mismatch causes delays.

What you get as a player

Casino games

The casino lists 8,300+ games, including slots, live-dealer games and Gamdom Originals, subject to the provider restrictions described above.

Sports betting

Gamdom runs a sportsbook alongside the casino under the same account and balance. You can move between betting and casino play without separate registration.

Crypto payments

Gamdom accepts 11 cryptocurrencies, ranging from Bitcoin and Ether to stablecoins such as USDT and USDC and faster-settling coins such as SOL, TRX, XRP and LTC. The help center lists supported chains for each coin. Sending a token on an unsupported network can lose the deposit, so match the network as well as the coin.

Non-crypto deposits

There are six non-crypto deposit routes. Visa and bank transfer deposits go through Swapped, a third-party service, which converts your fiat payment into crypto credited to your Gamdom balance. Apple Pay and Google Pay are also accepted. You can connect directly from an exchange account such as Binance or Coinbase. Gamdom gift cards let you fund an account without a direct wallet transfer.

When a card or bank payment goes through a conversion service, the service’s own fees, limits and verification rules can apply on top of Gamdom’s. Whether card deposits work can also depend on your bank and country.

Bonuses

Gamdom runs a welcome offer and ongoing promotions. No separate bonus code is needed for each country. If a code is required, it appears in the offer itself.

Strengths and trade-offs for availability

What works in Gamdom’s favor:

  • A wide international footprint. Outside the 36 restricted jurisdictions, residents can join without a local licence being involved.
  • Low friction at entry. You can deposit, play and withdraw without upfront KYC unless a check is requested.
  • Flexible funding, with 11 coins plus card, mobile wallet, bank, exchange and gift card routes.
  • Casino and sports betting under one account.

What to weigh against it:

  • The licence is offshore. Player protections and dispute routes are those of the Anjouan regulator, not of a national regulator in your country.
  • KYC can arrive late, so an eligibility problem shows up after you have money on the site.
  • Most regulated European markets, the US, the UK and Australia are excluded.
  • The game library varies by country.

How we checked Gamdom

We visited gamdom.com on 13 November 2026, connecting from Tallinn, Estonia. We opened the homepage, scrolled to the footer and then followed the About Us and TOS links. The footer names Moon Revolution Limitada. as owner and operator. It gives registration number 3-102-903008 and an address on La Ceiba Street in Escazu, San José, Costa Rica, and cites licence ALSI-152406043-FI4 issued by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros. The terms repeat that licence number and state that the company is not affiliated with Valve Corporation. None of the pages we read showed a risk warning.

The homepage describes the welcome offer as 15% boosted instant rakeback for the first seven days of play, with 6 hours to claim it on the Rewards page. The terms require you to wager the value of a deposit at least once before requesting a withdrawal. Entry amounts are small, with a minimum deposit of 5 USDT, and crypto withdrawals are listed at 5 minutes to 1 hour. Bonus details beyond the public pages sat behind a login wall, so reading them needs an account. We did not open one.

The licence seal in the footer points to a validator at verification.anjouangamingboard.org. On 13 November 2026 our search of that validator did not return licence ALSI-152406043-FI4. An empty result can have several causes. It does mean we could not confirm the licence ourselves, and we suggest you try the seal before depositing.

We read Gamdom’s Trustpilot page on 13 November 2026. It showed 3/5 from 5,141 reviews, with 67% five-star and 13% one-star, and the company had replied to 4 of the 8 newest reviews. The Wayback Machine’s first capture of the domain dates to 2004-07-26, which may predate the current brand if the domain changed hands. Our check did not cover the restricted-country list or the Veriff process described elsewhere in this review, so those points rest on Gamdom’s published terms rather than on anything we tested.

Who Gamdom may suit

Gamdom fits players resident in a country outside its restricted list, where online gambling is lawful, who are comfortable using crypto or a crypto conversion service and accept an offshore licence. It does not fit residents of any restricted jurisdiction, including through a VPN or while traveling. It is also a weaker choice for anyone who wants the complaint channels and safeguards that come with a domestic licence.

About this page

Written by Crypto Desk

The Crypto Desk covers crypto exchanges, coins, market data pages and crypto guides.

Facts about Gamdom come from a check the Data Research Team ran on November 13, 2026. The section “How we checked Gamdom” lists what we looked at and what we found.

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