A casino that started under a Malta Gaming Authority licence but is now reported by multiple reviewers to operate under a weaker jurisdiction, alongside a below-average safety score
Not available lawfully hereIs Conquestador legal in Japan?
No. Real-money gambling is banned in Japan. Under the Penal Code gambling offences and the revised Basic Law on Measures against Addiction, in force since the revised law took effect in September 2025, Conquestador cannot lawfully offer you a welcome bonus here, and you cannot lawfully claim one.
Only public pari-mutuel sports and lotteries are legal in Japan; offshore online casinos are not. Online casino-related arrests hit a record 196 in 2025, up more than 38% on 2024. The revised law also criminalises intermediary 'reach' sites and social media promotion that funnel players to offshore casinos, and the first arrests over an affiliate site followed in September 2025. source
Any Conquestador bonus you see advertised for Japan 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 Japan 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 Japan →
Pros
- Originally licensed under the Malta Gaming Authority
- Some reviewers report fast withdrawals and positive customer service
Cons
- Multiple reviewers report a shift from Malta to a weaker Anjouan/Costa Rican jurisdiction, unconfirmed but recurring
- Below average 5.3 Casino.guru Safety Index with a high volume of restrained-payout complaints
- Documented account closures and fund confiscation after withdrawal attempts
- Withdrawal delays exceeding 96 hours with repeatedly changed request dates
- Extensive, repeated document demands and frozen accounts during verification
Our verdict
Conquestador Casino started under a genuine Malta Gaming Authority licence, but we want to be direct that multiple independent reviewers report it has since shifted to a weaker Anjouan/Costa Rican jurisdiction - a claim we could not independently confirm but that recurs consistently enough to flag. This sits alongside a below-average 5.3 Casino.guru Safety Index and documented complaints of account closures with fund confiscation, withdrawal delays exceeding 96 hours, and repeated, extensive document demands. Given the reported licensing shift and this pattern of withdrawal and account-closure complaints - even with some players reporting positive experiences - we'd recommend caution with Conquestador and suggest verifying its current licence directly before depositing any significant amount.
How we rated it
Sportsbook & casino (36%)6
A large casino product with some positive professional reviews, though independent player reviews are genuinely mixed.
Bonuses & value (18%)5
No regulated welcome bonus - operates offshore and is blocked in Japan; documented complaints elsewhere touch on withdrawal-related bonus disputes.
Trust & licensing (27%)3.5
Originally MGA-licensed, but multiple reviewers report a subsequent shift away from Malta to a weaker Anjouan/Costa Rican jurisdiction - not independently confirmed but a recurring claim. Casino.guru gives a Below average 5.3 Safety Index with a high amount of restrained payouts in complaints relative to its size.
Support & reliability (18%)3
Documented complaints of accounts closed and funds confiscated after withdrawal attempts, delayed withdrawals exceeding 96 hours with repeatedly changed request dates, and frozen accounts during extensive, repeated document demands.
Quick facts
| Owner/licence | Originally Mobile Incorporated Limited (MGA/B2C/818/2020); multiple reviewers report a subsequent shift to Anjouan/Costa Rican licensing, unconfirmed |
| Casino.guru | Below average 5.3 Safety Index; high amount of restrained payouts in complaints relative to casino size |
| Documented complaints | Accounts closed and funds confiscated after withdrawal attempts; withdrawals delayed past 96 hours with repeatedly changed request dates; extensive repeated document demands; frozen accounts during verification |
| Positive feedback | Some reviewers report fast withdrawals and positive customer service experiences |
| Japan | No regulated welcome bonus - online gambling is restricted/banned in Japan (offshore operator) |
How we verified this
One thing we could not establish: who owns and operates this brand. The rest of this review is sourced, but an operator we cannot name is one you cannot hold to account.
The original Mobile Incorporated Limited/MGA licence is confirmed via independent casino-review sources. The claimed shift to Anjouan/Costa Rican licensing and the 'scam site' characterization are read directly from Trustpilot user reviews and reported as player opinion, not independently confirmed with a regulator. Casino.guru's Below average 5.3 Safety Index and the specific withdrawal-delay, account-closure, and document-demand complaints are read directly from Casino.guru, Trustpilot, and AskGamblers.
Where Conquestador is licensed
Conquestador 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 Conquestador
Conquestador Casino was originally licensed by Mobile Incorporated Limited under a Malta Gaming Authority licence (MGA/B2C/818/2020, issued 29 January 2021). We want to name a genuine concern directly rather than smooth it over: multiple Trustpilot reviewers report the casino has since shifted away from Malta to an Anjouan/Costa Rican licensing structure, with some going as far as calling it 'now a Russian scam site' - a characterization we treat as unverified player opinion, but the underlying jurisdiction-shift claim recurs across multiple independent reviews. Casino.guru gives Conquestador a Below average 5.3 Safety Index and flags a high amount of restrained payouts in complaints relative to its size. Trustpilot and AskGamblers document a consistent pattern: accounts closed and funds confiscated following withdrawal attempts, delayed withdrawals with the casino repeatedly changing the request date and wait times reported exceeding 96 hours, extensive and repeated document demands during verification, and frozen accounts during that process. Some reviews do report fast withdrawals and positive customer service, so this is a genuinely mixed rather than uniformly negative picture.