Curaçao Regulator Revokes Rollbit's Gaming License

Curaçao's gambling regulator CGA has revoked the license held by crypto casino Rollbit, operated under entity Bull Gaming N.V., according to the regulator's verification system. CGA's official license registry lists the same license as having already expired on May 23, 2026, more than three months prior to the reported revocation, yet the platform has continued accepting players throughout this period.

On September 9, Rollbit's website was reported inaccessible for more than three hours before coming back online and resuming operations, according to users on X. Rollbit has not issued any public comment regarding either the license status or the temporary outage.

The discrepancy between the license's registry-listed expiration date and its continued operational status raises questions about the enforcement mechanisms available to Curaçao's regulator once a license lapses or is formally revoked. The case adds to broader scrutiny of Curaçao-licensed operators continuing to serve players despite unresolved licensing status, a pattern that has drawn increasing attention from regulators and courts in other jurisdictions evaluating the enforceability of Curaçao sublicense arrangements.