Warning: Players Should Avoid Prizewild.com Casino

We investigated Prizewild.com after reviewing the casino’s website, licensing claims, game content, account verification process, and other available information. Our investigation found multiple issues connected to the platform, including invalid licensing claims, fake game providers, misleading website content, and a verification process that raises serious concerns.

Prizewild.com registered its domain on 28 July 2026. Our team checked the casino and submitted a detailed report on 6 August 2026.

The casino presents itself as a licensed operator, but our checks found that it does not hold a valid Curaçao Gaming Authority license or a UK Gambling Commission license. We also identified fake or unauthorized versions of games from several providers, including Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, BGaming, Evoplay, 1Win, and Mirror Image Gaming.

Prizewild.com’s License And Ownership Claims Do Not Add Up 

One of the main concerns identified during our investigation involves the information Prizewild.com provides about its licensing status and the company operating the casino. 

• Prizewild.com says it is licensed, but LCB could not verify that it actually has a valid license.

The website gives players the impression that it operates under recognized gambling regulation. It mentions both:

• Curaçao Gaming Authority
• UK Gambling Commission (UKGC)

However, LCB checked both claims and found:

• Prizewild.com does not have a valid UKGC license.
• Prizewild.com does not have a confirmed valid Curaçao Gaming Authority license.

So the first issue is that the casino presents itself as regulated, but the claimed regulatory status does not match official records.

• Prizewild.com gives different information about who actually owns and operates the casino.

This is a major inconsistency.

On the website footer, Prizewild.com says:

• The casino is owned and operated by Famagousta B.V.
• Company registration number: 152449
• Address: Schout Bij Nacht Doormanweg 40, Willemstad, Curaçao

It also lists Fodenmacko Trading Co. Limited as the payment agent.

However, elsewhere on the website, different company information appears.

The Licenses and Security page says:

• Operator: Famagousta B.V.
• Curaçao license number: OGL/2023/155/0098

The Terms and Conditions page says something different:

• Operator: Long Island N.V.
• License/application number: OGL/2024/1451/0918

This creates a problem because players cannot clearly determine which company is actually responsible for running the casino.

• The license numbers themselves raise additional concerns.

Prizewild.com license certificate claims that Famagousta B.V. is connected to license number: OGL/2023/155/0098 issued on December 4 2025 and currently active. 

On its Licenses and Security page, Prizewild.com lists Famagousta B.V. as the claimed operator and references license number OGL/2023/155/0098. Famagousta B.V. has a gaming license application in progress with the Curaçao Gaming Authority. However, an application for a license is not the same thing as holding an active gambling license.

Then the Terms and Conditions mention:

OGL/2024/1451/0918

and claim it belongs to Long Island N.V.

• That license number is officially registered to Medium Rare N.V., not Long Island N.V.

• The Curaçao Gaming Authority records show that this license expired on December 9, 2025.

So the issue is not just that the casino lists a license number. The problem is that the number appears connected to a different company and is no longer valid.

1. The casino appears to mix together multiple companies.

The report identifies:

• Famagousta B.V. as the company named in the footer and license page.
• Long Island N.V. as the company named in the Terms and Conditions.
• Medium Rare N.V. as the company officially connected to the OGL/2024/1451/0918 license number.

The concern is that these entities do not line up. The casino’s own pages do not consistently identify the same operator.

• The document displayed by Prizewild.com also creates confusion.

The report notes that Prizewild.com publishes a document claiming:

• Famagousta B.V. is the license holder.
• License number: OGL/2023/155/0098.
• Status: ACTIVE.
• Issue date: 04.12.2025.

However, LCB compared the information with the regulatory records and found inconsistencies.

• Why this matters to players.

The problem is not simply that a website has confusing wording. A player needs to know:

• Which company accepts their deposits.
• Which company is legally responsible for the casino.
• Which regulator oversees the operation.
• Whether the license information shown on the website is genuine and current.

Fake Games And Website Claims Raise Further Concerns

During our technical checks, we found that Prizewild.com uses fake or unauthorized versions of games associated with several well-known providers.

The affected providers identified during our investigation include:

• Pragmatic Play
• Hacksaw Gaming
• BGaming
• Evoplay
• 1Win
• Mirror Image Gaming

Our technical evidence included manipulated JavaScript files, missing official provider servers, and mismatches between the listed games and their actual sources.

A False Impression Of Trust 

We also reviewed other parts of the website and found additional issues.

The casino’s Feedback page displays only positive five-star reviews. 

Some testimonials claim that players have been members since 2020, although the Prizewild.com domain was only registered on 28 July 2026. This difference raises concerns about whether these reviews represent genuine player experiences.

The website also displays recent bets and winnings attributed to alleged players. The amounts shown include unusually large bets and frequent high-value wins. The displayed activity appears inconsistent with normal player behavior, creating concerns that the information may be simulated or misleading.

Prizewild.com also publishes articles on its news page containing claims that we found to be inaccurate or misleading.

One article titled “Prizewild.com Added to List of Approved Gambling Operators in Brazil” claims that the casino has been added to the list of approved gambling operators in Brazil. However, our review of the official government register found that Prizewild.com is not listed as an authorized operator in Brazil. 

Another article, titled “Why Prizewild.com Is the Best Crypto Casino in 2025,” displays SiGMA Awards branding and suggests that Prizewild.com received the Best Crypto Casino 2025 award. According to the official SiGMA Awards 2025 results, the award was won by BC.GAME.

A further article titled “Prizewild.com Expands to Italy: A Bold Step into New Horizons.” claims that the casino expanded into Italy. However, Prizewild.com does not appear on the official register of licensed gambling operators maintained by the Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM).

Verification Deposit Process Creates Player Concerns

One of the biggest concerns identified during our investigation involves the casino’s account verification process.

When players access the Verification section, Prizewild.com presents a four-step process:

Step 1: Start Verification

Players are instructed to click the “Verify Now” button.

Step 2: Data Input

Players are asked to provide personal information, including their full name, country of residence, and date of birth.

Step 3: Data Checking

The website displays the following message:

“We check your details for verification. It will take no more than 5 minutes. You can follow the verification status on this page.”

Step 4: Verification Complete

The website then states:

"A simplified online verification procedure that requires you to make a deposit of $80 or more. Once the deposit is credited to your balance, verification will be completed."

This process does not represent a legitimate account verification method. Licensed casinos normally complete KYC procedures through identity documents, proof of address, and payment verification.

Players should also understand that legitimate casinos may sometimes request a verification deposit in specific situations, such as confirming a payment method after a no-deposit bonus. In those cases, the deposit is returned together with approved winnings. A deposit should never be required simply to complete account verification.

Players can read more about proper verification procedures in our detailed KYC guide.

LCB Identifies A Familiar Scam Pattern

After reviewing the website design, content, claims, and technical findings, we identified a pattern that matches scam websites previously reviewed by LCB.

The same type of operation often follows a similar process:

• The casino requires a deposit to complete a so-called verification process, or offers a no-deposit bonus.
• The player appears to win large amounts.
• Withdrawal requests are blocked with a demand for a verification deposit.
• The player’s funds are never released.
• The website later disappears and may return under another name.

We regularly publish Casino Warnings & Rogue Reports and LCB Casino Check updates to help players identify websites displaying similar patterns.

Based on our investigation, Prizewild.com operates without a valid gambling license, uses fake game providers, and presents misleading regulatory information. We strongly recommend that players avoid depositing funds on this platform.