Sportaza

We want to report a serious concern about Sportaza directly: it is operated by Rabidi N.V. (Curacao, company number 151791) - the SAME corporate entity behind the sibling brand Sportuna, which we've previously reviewed and flagged for the identical concern. Sportaza's licence (OGL/2023/103/0067, granted 05/02/2024) shows a current status of REVOKED in the public regulator certificate, while Sportaza's own public pages continue to use licensing and security language. This is independently corroborated by a formal warning issued by Australia's ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority) that specifically names Sportaza alongside sibling Rabidi N.V. brands Powbet and ExciteWin - a genuine regulatory enforcement action, not merely an unverified forum complaint. Separately, casino.guru's own published rating shows a High 9 Safety Index, yet documented complaints describe a real pattern of payment issues: one German player waited 17 days for a EUR 100 withdrawal, receiving only vague support responses without resolution; a Swiss player had his registered withdrawal method removed without explanation after a two-week wait; and one Trustpilot reviewer described a deposit made 18 days earlier that was never credited or refunded despite repeated contact with screenshots as evidence. Some independent reviewers explicitly question why a casino with this complaint pattern retains such a high casino.guru score - we report this tension honestly rather than resolve it with false certainty. For Norway specifically, Sportaza operates as a non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand, since Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto hold the state gambling monopoly there, so no locally regulated welcome bonus is available. Given the serious, independently-corroborated licence-revocation concern and the documented payment complaints, we recommend strong caution with this brand until its current regulatory standing can be independently confirmed.