Curaçao may revoke license of English Premier League shirt sponsor BC.Game
Sports Game · 2024-11-27
Curaçao may revoke license of English Premier League shirt sponsor BC.Game
The Curaçao Gaming Control Board (GCB) intends to revoke the gambling license of Leicester City Football Club shirt sponsor, BC.Game. According to a document seen by NEXT.io, the GCB will withdraw the license of Small House BV, trading as BC.Game, due to questions about its finances and compliance with regulation.
The operator has until Friday (29 November) to clarify its position on the matter and convince the GCB not to move forward with this path.
The regulator also highlighted the risk of losing confidence from users and other stakeholders, as well as potential operational disruptions.
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