A Curacao-licensed casino/sportsbook with a High casino.guru Safety Index but a genuinely poor Trustpilot record and conflicting ownership claims
Visit Wazamba →Pros
- Genuine Curacao eGaming licence
- High 8.4 casino.guru Safety Index, no blacklist presence, no unfair T&Cs found
Cons
- Genuinely poor Trustpilot record - 2.3/5 across 607 reviews (1.8/5 cited elsewhere), 47% one-star
- Documented complaints of delayed payments and a $500 maximum withdrawal cap
- casino.guru separately records 5 direct complaints and 4,467 total black points across related casinos
- Conflicting ownership claims (Araxio Development N.V. vs Rabidi N.V.), unresolved
- Offshore/unlicensed for Norway, where the state holds the gambling monopoly
Our verdict
Wazamba holds a genuine Curacao eGaming licence, though sources conflict on its ownership - Araxio Development N.V. per one source, Rabidi N.V. (associated with Liernin N.V.) per another; we note Rabidi N.V. is the same name we found associated with betbdt elsewhere in this project, without asserting a confirmed relationship. casino.guru gives Wazamba a High 8.4 Safety Index with no blacklist presence and no unfair T&Cs found, though it separately records 5 direct complaints and flags 4,467 total black points across related casinos. We want to report a genuinely significant contrast directly rather than let the casino.guru score stand alone: Trustpilot shows a poor 2.3/5 average across 607 reviews (another source cites 1.8/5, with 47% one-star ratings against 38% five-star), with documented complaints about delayed payments and a maximum withdrawal cap of $500. For Norway specifically, Wazamba 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 sharp contrast between the casino.guru and Trustpilot signals, the unresolved ownership question, and the documented withdrawal-cap/payment-delay complaints, we recommend real caution with this brand.
How we rated it
Casino & Sportsbook (36%)6
A broad casino/sportsbook product, per casino.guru and independent reviewers.
Bonuses & value (18%)3
No locally regulated welcome bonus for Norway, where the brand operates offshore; a real welcome bonus (up to $750 plus free spins) is advertised elsewhere per operator marketing.
Trust & licensing (27%)3
A genuine Curacao eGaming licence, and casino.guru gives it a High 8.4 Safety Index with no blacklist presence - though it also records 5 direct complaints and flags 4,467 total black points across related casinos. In sharp contrast, Trustpilot shows a genuinely poor 2.3/5 average across 607 reviews, with documented complaints about delayed payments and a $500 maximum withdrawal cap. We also found conflicting ownership claims (Araxio Development N.V. vs Rabidi N.V.) we could not resolve with confidence. We score conservatively given this significant contrast and the unresolved ownership question.
Customer support (18%)3
Documented Trustpilot complaints (47% one-star ratings in one source) describe delayed payments and a documented withdrawal cap frustrating players.
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Quick facts
| Owner | Conflicting - Araxio Development N.V. or Rabidi N.V. (same name as betbdt elsewhere) |
| Licence | Genuine Curacao eGaming licence |
| casino.guru | 8.4/10 (High), no blacklist, but 5 direct complaints + 4,467 total black points across related casinos |
| Trustpilot | 2.3/5 across 607 reviews (1.8/5 cited elsewhere); documented delayed payments and $500 withdrawal cap |
| Norway status | Non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand; Norsk Tipping/Norsk Rikstoto hold the state monopoly |
Where Wazamba is licensed
Wazamba appears on the official register in 1 country — 1 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Europe (1)
About Wazamba
Wazamba (genuine Curacao licence, ownership conflicting between Araxio Development N.V. and Rabidi N.V.) shows a sharp contrast between a High 8.4 casino.guru Safety Index and a genuinely poor 2.3/5 Trustpilot average (607 reviews) with documented delayed-payment and $500-withdrawal-cap complaints. Offshore/unlicensed for Norway.
FAQ
Is Wazamba licensed?
Yes - it holds a genuine Curacao eGaming licence, though sources conflict on its exact ownership (Araxio Development N.V. or Rabidi N.V.).
Is Wazamba safe?
casino.guru gives it a High 8.4 Safety Index, but Trustpilot shows a genuinely poor 2.3/5 average across 607 reviews with documented delayed-payment and withdrawal-cap complaints - a sharp contrast worth knowing about.
Is Wazamba legal in Norway?
No - Norway's Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto hold the state gambling monopoly, and Wazamba operates there as a non-state, offshore/unlicensed brand.
Does Wazamba have a withdrawal limit?
Documented complaints describe a maximum withdrawal cap of $500, alongside delayed payments - worth checking directly before depositing large amounts.
Who owns Wazamba?
Sources report this inconsistently - Araxio Development N.V. per one source, Rabidi N.V. (associated with Liernin N.V.) per another.
