Where is Cloudbet located? The short answer is Curaçao — but the one-jurisdiction version of that answer is only about a year old. For most of Cloudbet’s history, the honest answer involved two countries at once, not one, and the switch to a single direct license is recent enough that a lot of older reviews still describe an arrangement that no longer exists.

The Current Operator: Willemstad, Curaçao

Cloudbet is run today by Halcyon Super Holdings B.V., a company registered at Abraham Mendez Chumaceiro Boulevard 03, Willemstad, Curaçao, under company registration number 148526. That address is the corporate home of the business, not a marketing office — it’s the entity a player would ultimately be dealing with if a dispute ever needed to be chased.

The License: Direct From the Curaçao Gaming Authority

Halcyon holds a direct Curaçao Gaming Authority license, OGL/2024/328/0599, granted on 23 May 2025 under the island’s National Ordinance on Games of Chance. That word “direct” matters: a lot of offshore operators run on a sublicense, renting authority from a third-party master license holder. Halcyon’s license is issued straight to the company that operates the site, which is a cleaner structure than the sublicense model.

A second address in the chain. Some payment processing under that license runs through a wholly owned subsidiary, Solas Technologies Limited, registered at 25 Voukourestiou Street, 3045 Limassol, Cyprus. It’s not a separate operator — it’s the entity that handles certain transactions on Halcyon’s behalf.

Where Cloudbet Used to Be Licensed: Montenegro

The direct Curaçao license is newer than the site itself. Cloudbet launched in 2013 and for years operated under an older Curaçao sublicense arrangement — and, alongside it, also cited an E-Gambling Montenegro license, number 02/01-118/4, held through Tiger Tree Holdings d.o.o., a company registered in Cetinje, Montenegro in March 2015. Running two licenses in two different jurisdictions at once isn’t typical for an offshore crypto book, and it’s a detail that dropped out of Cloudbet’s legal pages once Curaçao rewrote its gambling law and issued Halcyon a direct license in its place. Today the Montenegro line is gone, and Curaçao is the only regulator named.

No US Address in the Chain

Neither the current Curaçao entity nor the old Montenegro arrangement ever included a US office, a US company, or a US gambling license. Cloudbet lists the United States as a restricted jurisdiction in its terms, and registrations from US IP addresses are checked and refused automatically. There has never been a US-facing version of Cloudbet to locate.

Why the Location Actually Matters Here

  • Recourse: a Curaçao Gaming Authority license gives a player far less regulatory backup than a US state commission would if a payout dispute ever came up.
  • The history is a signal, not trivia: the move from a dual Curaçao-and-Montenegro setup to one direct license tracks a genuine tightening of Curaçao’s own gambling law, not a shell shuffle to dodge scrutiny.
  • US readers: there’s no Cloudbet location to find because there’s no product reachable from the US — see the Cloudbet alternative page for an operator that actually takes American players.