MCW Bangladesh
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A casino claiming TWO fake licences (Comoros and Curacao), per casino.guru, which explicitly recommends avoiding it
Not available lawfully hereIs MCW legal in Bangladesh?
No. Real-money gambling is banned in Bangladesh. Under the Cyber Security Ordinance 2025, in force since 2025, MCW cannot lawfully offer you a welcome bonus here, and you cannot lawfully claim one.
Creating, operating or promoting an online gambling platform is a criminal offence in Bangladesh, punishable by up to two years in prison or a fine of one crore taka. The government is further tightening the ban. source
Any MCW bonus you see advertised for Bangladesh is offered from an offshore site operating against local law. Your payments can be blocked, your account can vanish with a mirror domain, and no Bangladesh regulator can help you recover funds. We therefore show no offer and no sign-up link on this page. See every licensed betting site in Bangladesh →
Pros
Cons
- SEVERE: claims BOTH a Comoros and a Curacao licence, and BOTH are marked as fake, per casino.guru
- Independently confirmed via trustpilot.com: real complaints of stuck/withheld withdrawals and explicit 'scam' labeling
- A third source (igamingtoday.com) confirms Comoros' 'Anjouan Gaming' has no legal authority to issue licences at all
- Casino.guru explicitly recommends avoiding this casino
- Rejected complaint alleging suspected manipulation of a disputed EUR10,000 amount
- Restrictive EUR5,000 monthly withdrawal limit
- Unfair T&C clause: bonus balances may be forfeited for playing restricted games during wagering
- No regulated welcome bonus - online gambling is a criminal offence in Bangladesh
Our verdict
We want to report the most serious finding directly. Per casino.guru, MCW - operated by MCW Consultancy Ltd. - claims BOTH a Comoros (Anjouan Gaming) licence and a Curacao (Gaming Curacao) licence, and marks BOTH as fake. This is a doubly severe finding: the operator is misrepresenting not one but two separate licensing jurisdictions. Independently confirmed via a second, distinct source (trustpilot.com): real user complaints of a 25,000 BDT withdrawal stuck for 3 days with templated support responses while 85,000 BDT was held under a vague 'verifying bets' claim, a separate 15,000 RS withdrawal shown as 'Success' but never received, and users explicitly calling MCW an outright scam. A third source (igamingtoday.com) independently confirms the broader Comoros pattern: 'Anjouan Gaming' has no legal authority to issue gambling licences at all, stripped of powers by 2013/2015 banking laws - corroborating, not contradicting, casino.guru's finding. Casino.guru also documents a rejected complaint involving suspected manipulation of a disputed EUR10,000 amount, a restrictive EUR5,000 monthly withdrawal limit, and a T&C clause that playing restricted games while wagering bonuses may forfeit bonus balances, and explicitly recommends avoiding this casino. Online gambling is a criminal offence in Bangladesh, so no regulated welcome bonus applies.
How we rated it
Sportsbook & casino (36%)3
Not exhaustively detailed independently beyond casino.guru's baseline product listing.
Bonuses & value (18%)1
No regulated welcome bonus - online gambling is a criminal offence in Bangladesh, and any offer is only via the offshore, unlicensed site.
Trust & licensing (27%)1
SEVERE: casino.guru states MCW claims BOTH a Comoros and a Curacao licence, and marks BOTH as fake. Independently confirmed via a second, distinct source (trustpilot.com): real complaints of stuck/withheld withdrawals and explicit 'scam' labeling. A third source (igamingtoday.com) confirms Comoros' 'Anjouan Gaming' has no legal authority to issue licences at all, corroborating the Comoros half of the fake-licence finding.
Customer support (18%)1
SEVERE: independently confirmed via trustpilot.com: templated, unresponsive support during withdrawal disputes, and users receiving no serious response after multiple contact attempts.
Quick facts
| SEVERE finding | Claims BOTH Comoros and Curacao licences - BOTH marked as fake, per casino.guru; independently confirmed via trustpilot.com complaints and igamingtoday.com's Anjouan-invalidity finding |
| Operator | MCW Consultancy Ltd. |
| Founded | 2022 |
| Safety Index | 4.9/10 (Low) |
| Recommendation | Casino.guru explicitly recommends avoiding this casino |
| Bonus status | No regulated welcome bonus - online gambling is a criminal offence in Bangladesh |
How we verified this
Casino.guru states MCW claims BOTH a Comoros (Anjouan Gaming) licence and a Curacao (Gaming Curacao) licence as fake - a doubly severe finding. Independently confirmed via a second, distinct source (trustpilot.com): real user complaints of stuck/withheld withdrawals, templated support responses, and explicit 'scam' labeling. A third source (igamingtoday.com) confirms the broader pattern that Comoros' 'Anjouan Gaming' has no legal authority to issue licences at all, corroborating the Comoros half of casino.guru's dual-fake-licence finding. Casino.guru documents a rejected complaint involving suspected manipulation with a disputed EUR10,000 amount, a restrictive EUR5,000 monthly withdrawal limit, and a T&C clause that playing restricted games while wagering bonuses may forfeit bonus balances, and explicitly recommends avoiding this casino.
Where MCW is licensed
MCW appears on the official register in 1 countries. Highlighted countries have a full local review — pick yours for its welcome bonus and licence details.
Asia (1)
About MCW
MCW is a casino/sportsbook operated by MCW Consultancy Ltd. that casino.guru states claims two fake licences (Comoros and Curacao), independently confirmed via trustpilot.com complaints of withheld withdrawals and via igamingtoday.com's confirmation that Comoros' 'Anjouan Gaming' has no legal authority - a severe, corroborated trust concern.
MCW FAQ
Is MCW licensed?
No - per casino.guru, it claims BOTH a Comoros and a Curacao licence, and BOTH are marked as fake; independently confirmed via a third source that Comoros' 'Anjouan Gaming' has no legal authority to issue licences at all.
Is MCW safe?
No - independently confirmed via two sources: casino.guru documents a dual-fake-licence claim, and trustpilot.com documents real complaints of withheld withdrawals and explicit 'scam' labeling.
Does MCW pay out winnings reliably?
No - a rejected complaint alleges suspected manipulation of a disputed EUR10,000 amount (casino.guru), and trustpilot.com documents multiple withdrawals stuck or never received.
Who owns MCW?
MCW Consultancy Ltd., per casino.guru.
Does MCW have a welcome bonus in Bangladesh?
No - online gambling is a criminal offence in Bangladesh, so no regulated bonus exists.