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Licence and operator behind Rainbet

Rain Group Ltd owns Rainbet and holds a licence from Anjouan for online games of chance. The facts are below.

Framed licence certificate with a gold seal beside a stack of casino chips

Operator and licence facts

Operator
Rain Group Ltd
Legal form
Limited liability company
Registered in
Anjouan, Union of the Comoros
Company registration
16077
Licence
Anjouan licence for online games of chance
Licensing body
Gaming Services Provider N.V.

What this means for your account

Rules that apply to every Rainbet player.

Minimum age
18, or the higher legal age in your province
Identity check
Photo ID, a selfie holding it and proof of address
Customer service
Reached through the links on the Rainbet website
Self-exclusion
Available through the Responsible Gambling link in the footer

The licence in plain language

The company behind the casino, the licence it works under and the rules that follow for your account.

Every casino account starts with the question of who stands behind it. For Rainbet the answer is Rain Group Ltd, the company that owns the service and holds its licence. This page keeps those facts together in one place.

The company and its licence

ItemDetails
OperatorRain Group Ltd
Legal formLimited liability company
Registered inAnjouan, Union of the Comoros
Company registration16077
LicenceAnjouan licence for online games of chance
Licensing bodyGaming Services Provider N.V.
ProductsCasino, Rainbet Originals and sportsbook

What the licence covers

The licence covers the provision of online games of chance. At Rainbet that means the casino with slots, live games and the Originals catalogue, and the sportsbook for pre-match and live betting. Casino and sportsbook share one account balance. The licence and the operator’s terms of service belong to Rain Group Ltd; this site explains them as a guide.

Age and identity checks

Rainbet is open to players who are 18, or the higher legal age where gambling is allowed in their jurisdiction. Several provinces set that age at 19, and there the higher figure applies.

Rainbet’s identity check uses three items: a government-issued photo ID (passport, driver’s licence or national ID card), a selfie in which you hold the ID, and a bank statement or recent utility bill showing your address. Have them ready when your account asks.

Canada and Ontario

Rainbet is available across most Canadian provinces, including Ontario. The Ontario page covers the province in detail, and the review page summarises the casino, the sportsbook and the cashier.

Tools and support

Self-exclusion is available through the Responsible Gambling link in the Rainbet footer. Rainbet’s Customer Service Department takes questions through the contact links on its website, and you write from your registered email address. The responsible gambling and contact pages cover both.

How we keep this page current

montreal4you.com is an independent guide. When the operator updates a detail, we update the table. For background on the site see about.

Questions about the licence

Which company operates Rainbet?

Rain Group Ltd, a limited liability company registered in Anjouan under company number 16077.

Which licence does Rainbet work under?

An Anjouan licence for the provision of online games of chance. Gaming Services Provider N.V. is the licensing body.

What age do I need to be?

18, or the legal age at which gambling is allowed where you live when that is higher.

Which documents does Rainbet ask for?

A government-issued photo ID, a selfie holding the ID and a bank statement or utility bill as proof of address.

Where do I ask about Rainbet's terms?

Rainbet’s Customer Service Department. See contact for how to reach it.

See Rainbet for yourself

Open the casino and the sportsbook from our button. 18+.

19

Play responsibly

Play for fun, set limits and take breaks. Provincial support resources are there whenever you want them.

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