Sportuna

We want to report a serious, specific concern about Sportuna directly: its operator, Rabidi N.V. (Curacao, company number 151791), holds a licence (OGL/2023/103/0067, granted 05/02/2024) whose current status is marked REVOKED in the public regulator certificate - yet Sportuna's own public brand pages continue to use licensing and security language, a significant mismatch between marketing claims and actual regulatory status. This is corroborated by a long-running, independent casino.guru community forum thread documenting Rabidi N.V. operating without a valid licence. At the same time, casino.guru's own published rating shows a High 8.1 Safety Index with a comparatively low sum of disputed winnings relative to the casino's size - an apparent contradiction with the revoked-licence finding that we report honestly rather than resolve with false certainty; readers should treat any current licensing or security claim on the active domain with real caution and verify it directly before moving money. Separately, documented complaints describe withdrawal inconsistencies (being asked to withdraw via bank transfer after depositing by Mastercard, with the option later unavailable or rejected), delayed withdrawals (one Greek player waited 9 days to receive EUR 1,000 across two requests before it was resolved), and considerable difficulty closing accounts, with live chat reportedly refusing to close accounts or apply self-exclusion limits and redirecting users to email, where responses can take days. For Norway specifically, Sportuna 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, specific licence-status concern documented above, we recommend strong caution with this brand until its current regulatory standing can be independently confirmed.