BC Game Licensing and Regulatory Framework

Licensed gaming operations through BC Game exclude specific countries and regions where regulatory frameworks prohibit or restrict online gambling services. These territorial restrictions apply across all BC Game platforms, including the website, mobile applications, and associated services.

Excluded Territories:

• United States of America – Federal and state-level regulatory prohibitions
• United Kingdom – Requires specific UKGC licensing for operations
• France – National gambling monopoly restrictions
• Netherlands – Requires KSA licensing for legal operations
• Spain – Territorial licensing requirements not covered
• Australia – Interactive Gambling Act restrictions
• Singapore – Remote gambling prohibitions
• South Korea – Comprehensive online gambling ban
• Hong Kong – Regulatory restrictions on remote gambling
• Belgium – Licensing requirements outside current coverage
• Denmark – National licensing regime not included
• Italy – ADM licensing required for legal operations
• Sweden – Spelinspektionen licensing not held
• Czech Republic – National licensing requirements
• Portugal – SRIJ licensing requirements

Users in these jurisdictions cannot access BC Game services. Attempting to circumvent geographical restrictions violates the terms of service and may result in account suspension and forfeiture of funds.

BC Game does not own, operate, or manage the companies that hold licences issued by the Curaçao regulatory authority. The platform operates as a distinct legal entity separate from the licence-holding companies.

BC Game maintains no financial interest, management control, or operational influence over the licensed entities referenced in regulatory documentation. The platform cannot direct, influence, or dictate the operational decisions, management policies, or compliance activities of these companies. BC Game bears no legal responsibility for actions, regulatory violations, or operational conduct of the licence-holding entities. Any claims, disputes, or legal matters related to licensed company operations must be directed to the relevant company or submitted directly to the Curaçao regulatory authority. This separation ensures clear legal boundaries and appropriate channels for regulatory oversight and dispute resolution.

BC Game provides a digital verification system that allows users to confirm the current licensing status and validate the authenticity of regulatory seals displayed on the platform. This system offers real-time access to official licensing documentation and regulatory standing.

The verification system functions as an independent status-checking tool that connects directly to regulatory databases maintained by the licensing authority. All textual content, graphical elements, seal imagery, and verification materials displayed through this system remain the intellectual property of the Curaçao regulatory authority and are protected by international copyright law. Commercial use, reproduction, or distribution of these materials by third parties is strictly prohibited under applicable intellectual property regulations. Unauthorised use of regulatory seals, verification badges, or licensing documentation may result in legal action and penalties under intellectual property and fraud prevention statutes. Users may verify licensing status for personal assurance but may not reproduce or redistribute verification materials for any purpose.

Trademarks, logos, brand names, and commercial identifiers displayed on the BC Game website and mobile applications are protected intellectual property owned by the licence holder or the regulatory authority. These marks are registered and protected under applicable trademark laws.

Intellectual property protection extends beyond formally registered trademarks to include distinctive brand elements, visual design components, and stylistic identifiers that establish brand recognition in the gaming industry. Unauthorised use, reproduction, or commercial exploitation of BC Game trademarks, logos, or brand identity elements constitutes intellectual property infringement and may result in legal liability under trademark protection laws. Third parties may not use BC Game branding, regulatory seals, or associated marks for commercial purposes, promotional activities, or in any manner that suggests affiliation or endorsement. Violations of trademark rights may result in civil litigation, injunctive relief, and financial damages as provided under intellectual property law.