Where is Gamdom located? Ask three different sources and there’s a real chance you get three different company names back, because Gamdom’s corporate story isn’t one address — it’s a current operator in Costa Rica, a license seated in the Comoros, and a third company, registered in Curaçao, that a European regulator actually fined.

The Current Operator: Costa Rica

Gamdom’s terms of service today name Moon Revolution Limitada as the operator, a company registered in Costa Rica under number 3-102-903008, with a registered address at No. 400, La Ceiba Street, San Rafael district, County of Escazú, San José. Costa Rican law governs the agreement, and Costa Rican courts have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes under it — which makes Costa Rica the actual legal home base, not just a mailing address.

The License: Comoros, Not Curaçao

Licensing is a separate address again. Gamdom operates under the Anjouan Gaming Authority, the regulator for the Autonomous Island of Anjouan in the Union of Comoros, under license ALSI-152406043-FI, issued 30 June 2024. The authority’s own public register lists the license’s expiry as 29 June 2026, yet the validator tool linked from Gamdom’s site returned an active status as recently as mid- September 2026 — a gap between the register date and the live seal that’s worth knowing about rather than assuming is a clerical error in either direction.

Two jobs, two addresses. Moon Revolution Limitada (Costa Rica) is the company that runs the business and answers to Costa Rican courts. The Anjouan Gaming Authority (Comoros) is the government body that licenses the gambling product. Confusing the two makes Gamdom sound more consolidated than its paperwork actually is.

The Company Spain Actually Fined: Curaçao

In 2023, Spain’s Directorate General for the Regulation of Gambling (DGOJ) fined Smein Hosting a €5 million penalty for offering gambling services to Spanish residents without a Spanish or EU license. Smein Hosting is registered in Willemstad, Curaçao under number 141727, at Abraham de Veerstraat 9 — a different country and a different company than the Costa Rica-registered Moon Revolution Limitada that Gamdom’s current terms name as its operator. Some coverage of the fine refers to the company as “B.V.,” while Curaçao’s own corporate register lists it as “N.V.” — a small naming inconsistency, but one that sits on top of the larger question of how Smein Hosting and Moon Revolution Limitada actually relate.

What the public record doesn’t say is whether Smein Hosting restructured into Moon Revolution Limitada, whether the two operate in parallel across different markets, or whether one simply took over for the other after the fine. That gap is itself worth flagging: a player trying to figure out who to hold accountable for a dispute is working from an incomplete corporate picture, not a settled one.

No US Address Anywhere in the Chain

Neither Costa Rica, nor Comoros, nor Curaçao is the United States. Gamdom lists the US among its restricted jurisdictions and does not open accounts for American sign-ups, alongside the United Kingdom. There is no state-by-state carve-out and no US-facing spinoff that changes the answer — wherever Gamdom is located, it isn’t somewhere a US player can actually reach.

Why the Location Actually Matters Here

  • Recourse: a Costa Rica-registered operator under a Comoros license gives a player far less regulatory backup than a US state commission would if a payout dispute comes up.
  • The unresolved company question: a €5 million fine landed on a Curaçao entity while the current terms point to a different, Costa Rica-registered one — and nothing in the public record explains the relationship between them.
  • US readers: there’s no address to chase because there’s no account to open — see the Gamdom alternative page for an operator that actually has a US-reachable door.