A brand-new casino and sportsbook with genuinely conflicting ownership and licensing claims across review sources, and no licence information published on-site
Visit Crazy Tower →Pros
- Large claimed game library (10,000+) with an integrated sportsbook
Cons
- Genuinely conflicting operator names across independent review sources
- Conflicting licensing claims (Curacao, Costa Rica registration, Anjouan)
- Owner and licence provider not published on the operator's own site
- The Costa Rica registration some sources cite is not a genuine gaming licence
- No established payout track record or complaint-database history given its June 2026 launch
Our verdict
We want to be very direct about Crazy Tower: this is a genuine transparency problem rather than a minor detail. Independent review sources give conflicting operator names and conflicting licensing claims, and several explicitly note that the actual owner and licence provider are not published on the operator's own site - a serious red flag regardless of how large its claimed game library is. Given the unresolved ownership and licensing questions, the reported use of a Costa Rica company registration rather than a genuine gaming licence, and the complete absence of an established track record as a brand-new June 2026 launch, we'd recommend strong caution with Crazy Tower and suggest waiting for its ownership and licensing situation to be clarified before depositing any funds.
How we rated it
Sportsbook & casino (36%)6
A claimed 10,000+ game library with an integrated sportsbook, though as a brand-new June 2026 launch this remains largely unverified by independent long-term play.
Bonuses & value (18%)5
No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway; elsewhere the operator markets a welcome package, though this is unverified given the brand's short history.
Support & reliability (18%)4
Too new for an established complaint-database history or public payout track record; some marginal complaints on payouts, KYC, and live chat are reported but not independently verifiable given the brand's short operating history.
Trust & licensing (27%)2
Genuinely conflicting operator names and licensing claims across sources (Curacao, Costa Rica registration, Anjouan), with the actual owner and licence provider not published on the operator's own site - a serious transparency problem.
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Quick facts
| Owner/licence | Conflicting sources cite NovaForge Ltd, Tower Gaming N.V., Luxinero Group, or Lumina Holdings Limitada, with licences variously claimed as Curacao, Costa Rica registration, or Anjouan - not published on-site |
| History | Launched June 2026 - a brand-new operator with no established payout track record |
| Games | Claimed 10,000+ games plus an integrated sportsbook |
| Licensing concern | The Costa Rica registration some sources cite is a company filing, not a genuine gaming licence (unlike MGA, UKGC, or Curacao) - meaning weaker player protection and no licensed body to escalate disputes to |
| Norway | No locally regulated welcome bonus - Norway is a state monopoly (Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto); operates offshore/unlicensed there |
Where Crazy Tower is licensed
Crazy Tower appears on the official register in 1 country — 0 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Europe (1)
About Crazy Tower
Crazy Tower is a brand-new casino and sportsbook that launched in June 2026 with a claimed 10,000+ game library. We want to name a genuine, serious transparency problem directly: independent review sources give conflicting operator names - NovaForge Ltd, Tower Gaming N.V., Luxinero Group, and Lumina Holdings Limitada all appear across different sources - and conflicting licensing claims, variously citing Curacao Gaming Control Board, a Costa Rica company registration, or an Anjouan Gaming Authority licence. Several sources explicitly note that the actual casino owner and licence provider are not published on the operator's own site, and that the Costa Rica registration some sources cite is merely a company filing rather than a genuine gaming licence like MGA, UKGC, or even Curacao - meaning weaker player protection and no licensed body to escalate disputes to if a withdrawal is refused. Being newly launched, there is no established complaint-database history or public payout track record yet. In Norway, no locally regulated welcome bonus exists since Norway's gambling market is a state monopoly.
