A Curacao-licensed sportsbook and casino serving Senegal via fast local payments
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Pros
- Genuine Curacao eGaming licence, corroborated across independent sources
- Fast local payment methods, specifically praised for the Senegalese market
- Broad sports coverage (~30 sports) with live betting and select-match streaming
- 24/7, multilingual support (English, French, Portuguese)
- Independent review specifically praises responsible-gambling policies
Cons
- Senegal has no domestic online-betting licensing regime - Bizbet, like all operators here, is offshore-only
- Founding year disputed across sources (2023 vs 2024)
- Bank/card withdrawals take 2-5 business days
- No independently documented player complaints found, but coverage of the brand is still relatively thin
- The Curacao credential recorded for this brand comes from the master/sub-licence system abolished on 1 January 2025 - check for a current direct licence on the Curacao Gaming Authority register
Our verdict
Bizbet is a Curacao-licensed sportsbook and casino, operated by Gameplay International B.V. (licence 1668/JAZ), corroborated across independent sources, that has become one of the more prominent betting platforms serving Senegal. Worth understanding upfront: Senegal has no domestic online-betting licensing regime of its own, so Bizbet operates there as an offshore international platform - the same structural situation every operator serving this market is in, not a shortcoming specific to Bizbet. What draws Senegalese users specifically is payment speed: independent review highlights fast local payment methods, with mobile deposits and withdrawals reported completing in seconds, e-wallet withdrawals within 24 hours, and bank/card withdrawals taking 2-5 business days. The sportsbook covers around 30 sports with live betting, real-time odds and streaming on select matches, and the welcome bonus - up to EUR 300 in bet credits, with a generous 300% match on smaller first deposits - is genuinely accessible. An independent review specifically praises Bizbet's responsible-gambling policies. Support runs 24/7 across live chat, email and phone in English, French and Portuguese, and both Android and iOS get dedicated app access. A believable, fast-paying offshore sportsbook well suited to the Senegalese market, with the same offshore-only caveat that applies to the entire local online betting landscape.
How we rated it
Support (10%)7
24/7 live chat, email and a phone hotline, in English, French and Portuguese - solid, multilingual coverage appropriate for the West African market.
Bonuses & value (15%)6.5
A welcome bonus up to EUR 300 in bet credits, with up to 300% on smaller first deposits depending on country - independent review specifically praises the operator's responsible-gambling policies alongside its promotions.
Payments & payouts (20%)6.5
Cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, mobile payments and cryptocurrency (availability varies by country), with fast local payment methods specifically praised for Senegal - deposits/withdrawals reported completing in seconds via mobile options. E-wallet withdrawals within 24 hours; bank/card withdrawals take 2-5 business days.
Mobile & apps (10%)6.5
Dedicated Android APK and an iOS PWA, both offering full betting and casino functionality.
Sportsbook & odds (25%)6
Around 30 sports including football, cricket, basketball, tennis and eSports, with live betting, real-time odds and streaming on select matches - a reasonably broad offering.
Trust & licensing (20%)5.5
A genuine Curacao eGaming licence (1668/JAZ), corroborated across independent sources, held by Gameplay International B.V. Senegal itself has no domestic online-betting licensing regime, so Bizbet operates as an offshore platform like every other operator serving this market - a structural fact about the country, not a red flag specific to Bizbet, but worth understanding. Context on the licence rather than the operator: the Curacao credential recorded here comes from the master/sub-licence system abolished on 1 January 2025 under the LOK. That is a change in the jurisdiction, not a finding against this brand, so it does not move the score - but it does mean a "Curacao licensed" claim should be re-checked against the Curacao Gaming Authority register rather than taken from a footer.
Quick facts
| Curacao licence | OGL/2024/511/0630 (Gameplay International B.V.) - issued July 14, 2025, expiry April 23,2026 - status 'Active (no flag)' per the CGA register of 15 July 2026 |
| Founded | 2023 or 2024, depending on source |
| Operator | Gameplay International B.V. (Curacao reg. 148409) |
| Licence | Curacao eGaming 1668/JAZ, issued 14 Jan 2025 |
| Market note | Senegal has no domestic online-betting licensing regime; all operators, including Bizbet, are offshore |
| Sports | ~30 sports, live betting, streaming on select matches |
| Welcome offer | Up to EUR 300 in bet credits, up to 300% on smaller deposits (varies by country) |
How we verified this
Operating company (Gameplay International B.V.) and Curacao licence number (1668/JAZ) are corroborated across two independent sources. The absence of a domestic Senegalese online-betting licensing regime is documented by an independent regulatory-overview source, applying to all operators serving Senegal, not specific to Bizbet. Curacao note: the master/sub-licence system this brand's recorded credential came from was abolished on 1 January 2025 under the LOK, legacy sub-licences and orange seals have expired, and the Curacao Gaming Authority now licenses operators directly. We are not asserting this operator is unlicensed - many hold new direct licences - only that the credential we recorded is from a wound-up system and current status should be checked on the CGA register. CURACAO LICENCE: OGL/2024/511/0630, held by Gameplay International B.V., issued July 14, 2025, expiry April 23,2026, status 'Active (no flag)' per the CGA register of 15 July 2026.
Where Bizbet is licensed
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About Bizbet
Bizbet is a sportsbook and casino operated by Gameplay International B.V. under a Curacao eGaming licence (1668/JAZ), serving Senegal and other African markets. Senegal has no domestic online-betting licensing regime, so Bizbet, like every operator serving the market, operates offshore. It is known for fast local payment options and a broad sports and casino offering.
Bizbet FAQ
Is Bizbet licensed?
Yes - it holds a Curacao eGaming licence (1668/JAZ), operated by Gameplay International B.V., corroborated across independent sources. Senegal itself has no domestic online-betting licensing regime, so Bizbet operates there as an offshore platform, the same situation every operator serving the market is in.
What is the Bizbet welcome bonus?
Up to EUR 300 in bet credits, with up to 300% on smaller first-deposit amounts, depending on your country.
How do I pay at Bizbet?
Cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, mobile payments and cryptocurrency in some markets, with a $1 minimum deposit. E-wallet withdrawals take up to 24 hours; bank and card withdrawals take 2-5 business days.
Does Bizbet have a mobile app?
Yes - a dedicated Android APK downloadable from the official site, and an iOS progressive web app (PWA), both offering full betting and casino functionality.
Is Bizbet's customer support good?
It runs 24/7 across live chat, email and a phone hotline, in English, French and Portuguese - solid, multilingual coverage suited to West African players.
Is a Curacao licence still worth anything after the 2025 reform?
The Curacao system this brand's licence came from no longer exists, and that is worth understanding before you read any 'Curacao licensed' claim. Curacao passed the National Ordinance on Games of Chance - the LOK - which came into force on 24 DECEMBER 2024 and replaced a framework dating from 1993. Under the old system a handful of master licence holders issued SUB-LICENCES to hundreds of operators, which is where numbers like 8048/JAZ and names like Antillephone come from. That master licence system was ABOLISHED ON 1 JANUARY 2025, the legacy sub-licences have expired, and the transitional 'orange seal' permissions expired permanently on 15 OCTOBER 2025. Since 1 January 2026 operators must also meet physical presence requirements on the island. Licences are now issued DIRECTLY by the Curacao Gaming Authority, whose register showed more than 330 active licences in early 2026 - and it is refusing a meaningful share of applicants, having approved 87 of roughly 140 direct applications by April 2026, a rejection rate near 38 percent. WHAT THIS DOES AND DOES NOT TELL YOU ABOUT THIS SITE: it does NOT mean this operator is unlicensed. Many have moved to direct CGA licences. It means the specific credential we originally recorded belongs to a system that has been wound up, so if licensing matters to your decision, check the operator's current entry on the Curacao Gaming Authority register rather than trusting a sub-licence number in a website footer.