An unlicensed casino (Gambling Club Ltd., per casino.guru) with a serious data conflict: reported closed, but its site is actively operating and accepting registrations
Visit Mafia Casino →Pros
- Over 13,000 game titles across multiple categories
Cons
- SEVERE: does not have a gambling license, per casino.guru
- SEVERE: a very high value of denied payouts in player complaints relative to casino size
- Serious unresolved discrepancy: casino.guru reports the casino closed, but its site is actively operating
- Related to 6 other casinos, contributing to a lower Safety Index rating
- Unclear T&C translations for some languages
- Limited payment method options
- No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway
Our verdict
We want to report a serious, unresolved discrepancy directly. Casino.guru states Mafia Casino - operated by Gambling Club Ltd., established 2020 - 'does not have a gambling license,' documents a very high value of denied payouts in player complaints relative to the casino's size, notes it is related to 6 other casinos (which contributed to a lower Safety Index rating), and states the casino 'has closed and no longer operates.' However, a direct fetch of mafiacasino.com on the same research day shows the site fully operational, actively advertising welcome bonuses and accepting new player registrations across over 13,000 game titles. We cannot resolve this conflict ourselves - it may mean casino.guru's data is stale, or that the operator has restarted or rebranded under the same domain without a licence. Either way, the combination of no licence and conflicting operational status is a severe trust concern. Norway has no locally regulated welcome bonus for this brand regardless, given its state monopoly.
How we rated it
Casino (36%)4
Over 13,000 game titles across multiple categories, per a direct fetch of the currently-operating site.
Customer support (18%)2.5
Not exhaustively detailed independently, and casino.guru documents unclear T&C translations for some languages.
Bonuses & value (18%)1
No locally regulated welcome bonus - Norway runs a Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto state monopoly.
Trust & licensing (27%)1
SEVERE: casino.guru states this operator does not have a gambling license and documents a very high value of denied payouts relative to casino size, related to 6 other casinos. Casino.guru also states the casino 'has closed and no longer operates' - yet a direct fetch shows the site fully operational and accepting registrations, a serious unresolved conflict we cannot verify further this session.
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Quick facts
| SEVERE finding | casino.guru: no gambling license; casino.guru: closed and no longer operates |
| Conflicting finding | Direct fetch shows the site fully operational, accepting registrations |
| Operator | Gambling Club Ltd. |
| Founded | 2020 |
| Related casinos | Related to 6 other casinos, per casino.guru |
| Bonus status | No locally regulated welcome bonus in Norway (state monopoly) |
Where Mafia Casino is licensed
Mafia Casino 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 Mafia Casino
Mafia Casino (Gambling Club Ltd., est. 2020) has a serious unresolved data conflict: casino.guru reports it unlicensed and closed, while a direct site fetch shows it fully operational and accepting new players.
FAQ
Is Mafia Casino licensed?
No - per casino.guru, this operator does not have a gambling license.
Is Mafia Casino safe?
No - it lacks a licence and documents a very high value of denied payouts relative to its size, per casino.guru.
Is Mafia Casino still operating?
Unclear - casino.guru states it has closed, but a direct fetch of its site shows it fully operational and accepting registrations. This is an unresolved conflict.
Who owns Mafia Casino?
Gambling Club Ltd., per casino.guru, related to 6 other casinos.
Does Mafia Casino have a welcome bonus in Norway?
No - Norway runs a state monopoly (Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto), so no locally regulated bonus exists.
