From the operator’s own terms
Rainbet describes the check two ways in two documents
The terms describe the identity check as a possibility, the anti-money-laundering policy as a step in the sequence. Rainbet is also the only one of the 10 rows to mention a verification call among the documents required.
The same question, two answers, two documents
The terms describe a possibility: identity may be required before the service is used or before winnings are withdrawn, and the operator reserves the right to check at any time. The references are clauses 5.2 and 8.3.
The anti-money-laundering policy instead describes a procedure: identity verification is applied at account creation and at certain transactions.
The first is a discretion, the second a step in the sequence. The table carries the discretionary wording, for a simple reason: it comes from the terms, and the terms are what you accept. We set the other formulation out here rather than discarding it, exactly as with the other contradictions in the material — the routine is on the page about how we read the documents.
The fullest list of documents
Most sets of terms say when the check may happen without saying what is requested. Rainbet is the most detailed of the ten on that point.
The list covers photographic identification, confirmation of address, a selfie and a verification call. The last is the interesting entry: a call is a different thing from an uploaded file, and Rainbet is the only one of the ten texts to mention that form.
Knowing what will be asked for is a different kind of information from knowing at what amount it happens, and most of the rows lack both. What the other nine write, with clause numbers, is on the page about identity checks and withdrawals.
The text we worked from is the consolidated wording under SFS 2026:90, in force since 1 May 2026. This is where Chapter 19 on unlawful gambling operations sits, together with 14 kap. 12 § on self-exclusion and the two repealed sections in Chapter 18.
The number comes from the register, not from the terms
The terms give the company registration number 16077, but no gambling permit number appears there. The phrasing about being licensed in Anjouan can just as easily refer to the jurisdiction as to a particular permit.
The number in our table, ALSI-152406029-FI2, therefore comes from the Anjouan register and not from the operator’s own documents. The entry names RBGAMING N.V. as holder, issued on 14 June 2024 and valid to 13 June 2027.
That is the longest remaining validity period among the nine dated permits, unlike the two that expire as soon as September 2026. All the dates are on the page about new casinos.
The difference between a company register and a gambling register is worth keeping apart. A registration number says the company exists; a permit number says somebody has assessed the business.
The country list that follows the licence’s own conditions exactly
The list of excluded countries covers eleven entries. Five of them lie within the EEA, and those five are exactly Austria, Germany, Spain, France and the Netherlands — nothing beyond that inside the area.
That is precisely the enumeration Anjouan’s standard conditions for its licensees name as prohibited jurisdictions, on the ground of state monopolies. Of the five rows in the table holding an Anjouan permit only, Rainbet is the one whose own list coincides with the issuer’s.
Sweden is not on the list, and is not in the issuer’s enumeration either. The whole comparison between the five operators' lists and the licence conditions is on the page about offshore licences.
What is missing from the withdrawal terms
No cap on withdrawals is mentioned in the text we read, and the cell therefore stands empty. Empty means unread, never zero and never an open limit.
It is the combination that is worth noting. The operator writes unusually fully about what is requested and unusually little about what is paid out, and that imbalance runs through the whole material: the terms are written about the check, not about the amount.
The coin list covers nine entries. The supplier list has 33 names and was read in an archived copy, with the earliest hit dated 16 October 2024, which means it reflects the range at the copy’s date.
What the row leaves unsettled
A permit from Anjouan leaves the gambling unlicensed under spellagen, and it changes nothing in the reach of the exclusion register. What 14 kap. 12 § covers is on the page about how far Spelpaus reaches.
That the list coincides with the issuer’s enumeration means nothing about Swedish law either. It means two documents happen to contain the same countries, which is an observation about the documents.
We lack an account with the operator and have deposited nothing. The terms, the policy and the register entry were read on 26 August 2026.
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