7signs Review: Casino and Racing Book Under an Anjouan Licence

7signs is a casino and sportsbook licensed in Anjouan, in the Comoros, and it holds no Irish licence of any kind. This 7signs review advises Irish punters against it: the casino has only an offshore regulator, and the sportsbook takes bets on horse racing without the GRAI licence that every bookmaker serving Ireland has needed since 1 July 2026.

Unlike several casinos in this part of our reviews, 7signs does publish its operator and licence. That is to its credit. It does not change where the licence comes from.

Operator and licence

The terms name Rocketship Ventures S.R.L. as operator, licensed by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros. Licence on file: Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, licence ALSI-202606064-FI2. The excluded jurisdictions list names the UK and the USA among others; Ireland is absent, so Irish residents appear to be accepted.

Rocketship Ventures also operates Sportaza, which our files rate the same way. That is the one confirmed 7signs sister site.

The sportsbook problem

The home page lists casino, live casino, sports, horse racing and virtuals. For casino games, no operator anywhere holds an Irish licence yet; gaming licensing is expected in early 2027. Betting is different. Since 1 July 2026 online bookmakers serving Ireland need a remote betting licence from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, and the register lists over thirty firms, from household names to small independents. 7signs is not among them.

For a punter, the practical point is simple. A Cheltenham each-way bet placed here is outside Irish oversight from stake to settlement. The same bet with a firm on the register has the GRAI behind it. Licensed bookmakers are listed in our betting section, and the register itself is explained on the licensing page.

Checking a bookmaker against the register

It takes two minutes. The GRAI register lists each licence holder by its company name, the licence number, the activity (remote betting, betting intermediary or in-person betting) and the dates it runs between. Trading names sit alongside, so a brand like Paddy Power appears under the company that holds its licence. Search for the brand, then match the company in the bookmaker's own terms to the one on the register. If the brand is missing, as 7signs is, the licence is missing too.

7signs withdrawals

The withdrawal clause sits in section 6.15 of the terms: Processed within 3 business days of request per terms s.6.15 (finance team Mon-Fri 6am-5pm GMT); verification can take about 10 days. The finance team works weekday office hours, and the verification stage that comes first can run well beyond the processing window. Lodge documents at sign-up if you lodge anything at all.

7signs bonus, promo codes and no deposit offers

The generic home page showed a casino welcome package and a separate sports offer. It was not a page aimed at Ireland, so we have left the amounts out. Offer on file: . Code on file: . Searches for a 7signs casino no deposit bonus or promo code mostly lead to affiliate pages. Any offer here is policed by the operator and an Anjouan licence, nobody closer. Our bonus guide lists the terms to read before opting in.

App

No Google Play or App Store listing for Ireland was confirmed. The site is built for the browser.

Is 7signs legit?

It is a named company with a stated licence, which beats a blank footer. But Anjouan sits at the bottom of the licensing table, and the sportsbook is unlicensed for Ireland. Its form line reflects decent product range and poor marks for licence and terms.

The 7signs review verdict

Swerve, and no link from us. If you want racing, bet with a GRAI-licensed firm; if you want casino, start with a Malta or UK licence.

Betting and casino play are for those aged 18+. Set a weekly limit you will not top up, and see our safer gambling notes for Irish helplines.