- Licensing body
- Anjouan Gaming Board
- Register number
- ALSI-202412004-FI1
- Status as read
- valid
- Holder named in the register
- PRECISE INTERACTIVE INC
- Settlement assets
- 5
- Game types
- poker, slots, live dealer
- Verification, per the terms
- The operator markets itself as requiring no documents for sign-up or crypto withdrawal, while its responsible-gambling policy reserves the right to ask.
- Payout speed
- not published here — none was timed
- Rating
- none, and none is planned
Every row above was read in a register or in the operator's own terms. The last two rows are what this site refuses to invent.
Rake, not a house edge
Everything else in this catalogue works the same way: you bet against the site, the game carries a margin, and over enough rounds that margin is what the operator earns. A poker room does not work like that. The players play each other, and the room takes a share of each pot or a fee on each tournament entry.
The practical consequence is that the cost is not fixed per bet but per hand played, and it is paid by whoever wins the pot. Over a session the rake is the reliable outflow; the swings around it come from the other people at the table rather than from a distribution the operator set.
The no-documents claim, and the clause underneath it
This entry markets itself as requiring no identity documents for sign-up or for a crypto withdrawal, while its responsible-gambling policy reserves the right to ask. Both statements are true at the same time and they are worth holding together rather than choosing between.
- The marketing describes the default path. Which is genuinely what most players will meet.
- The policy describes the exception. Which is what applies when something about an account prompts a look.
- Neither is a promise about your case. Any operator can ask, and every set of terms in this catalogue reserves that right somewhere.
Verification sets out what a request usually contains, which is the same short list everywhere.
Five assets and a casino attached
The cashier lists five settlement assets — narrower than most of this catalogue, and coherent for a site whose main product is one game. Beside the poker room sit slots and live tables of the ordinary licensed kind, which behave exactly as they do everywhere else and carry the house edge that poker does not.
Five assets, and the shape of a poker cashier
Five settlement assets is the narrowest cashier in this catalogue, and for a site built around one game it is coherent rather than thin. The common dollar stablecoins are on the list, which is what decides whether a South African arriving from Luno or VALR is credited directly or converted on arrival.
A poker balance behaves differently from a casino balance in one respect worth naming: it moves between tables rather than between games, and tournament entries lock part of it for the duration. Neither is a cost exactly, and both change what "available balance" means when a withdrawal is requested.
Where this page stops
These carry on from here: Bitcasino.io, CryptoGames, Eight sites, with the register number attached.
Questions people actually ask
How does a poker room make money if the house does not play?
It takes a rake: a small share of each pot, or a fee on a tournament entry. The players are the ones taking each other's money, and the room takes a cut of the flow.
Does that make poker a better bet than casino games?
It makes it a different one. A casino game has a fixed edge against everyone; a poker table has a cost that applies to everyone and outcomes that depend on the other people at it. Neither is free.
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