Is weezybet.com licensed?
Unverified Curaçao licence only — not independently tested by us yet.
Yes — weezybet.com appears on a genuine Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate, operated by Geeker Technology N.V. under licence OGL/2024/251/0130. Curaçao is a light-touch regulator, so a licence here confirms the operator is registered — it is not a guarantee of fair play. We haven’t independently reviewed this one yet.
The certificate on record
| Domain | weezybet.com |
|---|---|
| Operator | Geeker Technology N.V. |
| Company no. | 156493 (Curaçao) |
| Licence number | OGL/2024/251/0130 |
| Granted | 28/08/2025 |
| Status | Active |
| Certificate | Official cert.cga.cw / cert.gcb.cw page ↗ |
Always confirm the certificate page shows this exact domain. Only cert.cga.cw and cert.gcb.cw are genuine — look-alikes like cert-cga-cw.com are phishing. Here’s how to spot a fake CGA seal.
Cross-checked against other regulators
Blocked in that market. weezybet.com is on Polish Ministry of Finance’s blocked-domains list. That usually reflects a local state monopoly rather than a scam — it may still be licensed elsewhere.
What TopCasinoScout found
We haven’t published a full TopCasinoScout review of weezybet.com yet — it’s in our queue, and our team is working through the backlog to get to it as soon as we can. In the meantime, a Curaçao licence on its own only tells you the operator is registered, not that it treats players fairly. So verify the certificate above yourself, read how we rate casinos, check our blacklist, and search other casinos before depositing. Check back soon — this page updates automatically when a full review goes live.
Other sites run by the same operator
Geeker Technology N.V. holds 5 other licensed domains under the same Curaçao registration. They share an owner, so a problem (or a strength) at one often applies across all of them:
What a Curaçao licence does & doesn’t mean
Curaçao is a caution-tier jurisdiction. A licence is quick and cheap to obtain and offers weak player recourse compared with the UKGC or MGA. It confirms the operator is registered and can be identified — useful if something goes wrong — but it is not a safety badge. Treat a verified certificate as a starting point, then judge the casino on its payout history, bonus terms and reputation.
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