On a side note, look at this:
https://x.com/ToddWitteles/status/2112565132962468086?s=20The Guardian's investigation shows that the "Anjouan Gaming Authority" isn't even affiliated with the government of Anjouan or Comoros, and that a private company is selling license under their name. Well, let's see how the story develops in the future.
i remember reading something similar a few months ago about anjouan licenses from anjouangaming.com being illegal and a scam:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-12-31/fake-gambling-licenses-anjouan-casinos/106158766if this gets blown out, the house of cards might just fall down on everyone, and start seeing casinos run to some other license provider.
could be the tobique gaming commission, or maybe try to go back to curacao? who knows.
One thing is for sure, Costa Rica doesn't issue online gambling license. That's just a private company operating under the Costa Rica Gaming name lol
this reminds me of a website that was selling stars names and gives people their own "star name certificate"

However, we believe every new project deserves to be evaluated based on facts, transparency, and its actual operations rather than assumptions.
that's exactly what's happening here.
Spinatoshi.com is a newly launched cryptocurrency casino, and we are actively working on developing the platform, improving the user experience, and building a long-term presence in the market.
you have a funny way of doing that when your platform is clearly vibecoded (badly) and you are claiming to have a gambling license from a country that doesn't issue such licenses.
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lol, why would you make a useless statement like this, when you could just answer and provide that "accurate information and clarification" about the fake license you claim you have?
2. Platform development
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bla bla bla, more AI deflecting bullshit.
here is an idea for your next reply, instead of saying you will answer questions, how about you just actually do that instead?