Where is BC.Game located? Search that question and you’ll get a wrong answer more often than not, because the honest answer changed in December 2024. There isn’t one static headquarters here — there’s a company that took over the brand less than two years ago, registered somewhere its predecessor never was.
The Current Operator: Belize
BC.Game is run today by Twocent Technology Limited, a company registered in Belize. It has held the brand since December 2024, which makes it a relatively young operator of a platform that has actually been online since 2017 — the location and the brand age are two separate numbers, and conflating them gives a misleading picture of how established the current company is.
The License: Comoros, Not Curaçao
Licensing is a separate address entirely. BC.Game’s gambling license comes from the Anjouan Gaming Authority, the regulator for the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, part of the Union of Comoros, under license number ALSI-202410011-FI1. That’s not where most reviews would guess — Comoros is a much newer entrant to online gambling licensing than Curaçao, the regime most crypto casinos still use, and it’s a lighter-touch regulator by most industry comparisons.
Two locations, two different jobs. Twocent Technology Limited (Belize) is the corporate entity that runs the business day to day. The Anjouan Gaming Authority (Comoros) is the government body that issued the license letting it operate legally as a gambling site. Neither one is where a player’s money physically sits, which moves as crypto with no fixed jurisdiction at all.
Where BC.Game Used to Be Located
Before December 2024, the company behind BC.Game wasn’t in Belize at all — it was BlockDance B.V., a Netherlands- registered private limited company, licensed through Curaçao rather than Comoros. Operations passed to a second Dutch entity, Small House B.V., in April 2024. Both were declared bankrupt seven months later, in November 2024, after players said the companies were sitting on more than $2.1 million in unpaid winnings. The Belize-and-Comoros structure that exists today is a direct replacement for that failed Curaçao setup, not a rebrand of it.
No US Address in the Chain
None of BC.Game’s locations — not the current Belize entity, not the Comoros license, not the old Dutch entities — sit inside the United States. BC.Game lists the US as a restricted jurisdiction and does not open real-money accounts for American players. The one time it came close was BCGame.us, a sweepstakes-model spinoff that let US users play with Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins starting in 2024. That product was shut down in 2026, so there is currently nothing BC.Game-branded located anywhere a US player can actually reach.
Why the Location Actually Matters Here
- Recourse: a Comoros-licensed, Belize-registered operator gives a player far less regulatory backup than a US state commission would if a payout dispute comes up.
- History repeats the risk: the previous location setup ended in bankruptcy with player money unresolved — where a casino is incorporated isn’t trivia, it’s the address you’d need to chase if something goes wrong.
- US readers: there’s no location to find because there’s no product to locate — see the BC.Game alternative page for an operator that actually has a US-reachable door.