Find the operator’s licence holder, number and domain record, together with the separate Australian regulatory position. A licence applies to its listed entity and domains within the relevant jurisdiction.
What the regulator record identifies
| Field | Verified record |
|---|---|
| Licence holder | Just Entertainment B.V. |
| Company number | 160603 |
| Licence number | OGL/2024/164/0246 |
| Issuing authority | Curaçao Gaming Authority |
| Status at the research check | Active in the authority’s token 246 record. |
| Relevant approved domain | vegasnow.com appears in that record. |
The licence does not transfer to this domain
au-vegasnow.io was not found in the captured approved-domain list. The record therefore does not establish a licence for this information site. A commercial agreement or referral link does not extend the certificate’s scope, and this website does not display a seal as if it licensed the new domain.
The material Australian finding
ACMA’s published guidance identifies online casino services as prohibited services and states that advertising prohibited services in Australia is also banned. Its October–December 2025 enforcement report lists vegasnow.com among blocked sites. A separate warning publication names Dama N.V. in relation to Vegas Now and Rooster Bet.
Current Curaçao records name Just Entertainment B.V.; some public operator documents contain different entity details. That difference does not erase the Australian finding or establish a reliable history of ownership. An offshore licence does not establish Australian authorisation.
Australian regulatory update: November 2026
ACMA reports that Parliament passed gambling reforms on 19 August 2026, with most reforms scheduled to commence on 1 January 2027. As of 3 November 2026, that future commencement date must be distinguished from the existing prohibition on online casino services and their advertising.
| Timing | What ACMA reports |
|---|---|
| Existing rules | Online casino services are prohibited from being offered to people in Australia, and banned services must not be advertised in Australia. |
| 19 August 2026 | Parliament passed reforms covering gambling advertising, marketing, enforcement and other safeguards. |
| 1 January 2027 | Most reforms are scheduled to commence. This is a future date as of this page’s November 2026 update. |
How to use these records
Check the current regulator source, legal entity, exact domain and jurisdiction together. A reachable website, an Australian currency option or a successful referral redirect is not proof of local permission. The Australian restrictions apply separately from the offshore licence record.
Questions about VegasNow licensing and Australian availability
Who owns or operates VegasNow?
The checked Curaçao record identifies Just Entertainment B.V., company 160603, as the licence holder and includes vegasnow.com. That establishes the named licence holder and domain scope; it does not establish ultimate beneficial ownership, the full ownership history or the publisher of au-vegasnow.io. Our About page explains the publisher/operator distinction.
Does that licence make VegasNow legal in Australia?
No. The cited record covers its named entity and domains; it is not Australian authorisation. ACMA identifies online casino services and their advertising as prohibited in Australia and has published action concerning vegasnow.com. A reachable page, AUD label or commercial agreement does not remove those findings.
Is VegasNow safe, legitimate or a scam?
A licence entry alone does not verify every payout, security claim or customer experience. Our checks do not establish suitability or safety for a particular user, and no account or withdrawal was tested. We do not label a business a scam without evidence. Use the specific regulator findings and document limitations here; for an existing account dispute, follow the complaint and support information.
Which VegasNow domain is included in the licence record?
vegasnow.com appears in the checked approved-domain list. au-vegasnow.io was not found there. Similar branding or a redirect is not evidence that another domain is included. Check the exact domain against the current regulator record.