Vegas Nova Review: Anjouan Licence, Curacao Badge, No Irish Cover

Vegas Nova is an offshore casino and sportsbook operated by Veganova, Ltd under Anjouan licence ALSI-202502018-FI1, and it holds no Irish licence. This Vegas Nova review comes to a swerve.

The brand's main address redirects to a second domain, and it is that site's footer that names the operator: Veganova, Ltd, company number 15856, Mutsamudu, Anjouan. The same footer carries a "Gaming Curacao" badge. One company, one stated licence, two regulators' logos. A punter should not have to work out which of them would hear a complaint.

Vegas Nova review: casino, live casino and sport

The menu shows casino, live casino and sport. The sport section is the larger problem in Irish terms. Since 1 July 2026 a bookmaker taking online bets from people in Ireland needs a remote betting licence from the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland. Vegas Nova has none, and offering gambling without a licence is an offence under the 2024 Act. On the casino side, Ireland issues no licence yet (expected early 2027), and the benchmark until then is Malta or Great Britain, neither of which applies here. Our licensing page has the detail.

Is Vegas Nova casino available in Ireland?

Unknown. The restricted-countries list was not checked, so Irish eligibility is unconfirmed. If you are refused at sign-up or at the payment stage, that is the operator's own restriction at work, and no workaround makes an account there any safer. Licensed bookmakers for racing and sport are in our betting pages.

Vegas Nova no deposit bonus

None is verified: . A no deposit offer from an Anjouan licensee is enforced, if at all, in the Comoros. Our no deposit bonus guide explains the usual catches, from withdrawal caps to short expiry windows.

Vegas Nova app and withdrawals

No app, payment list or payout time is confirmed on our file. With no Irish regulator involved, a stalled withdrawal is between you and the operator. The Anjouan regulator is not a body most Irish punters could name, let alone write to. Compare that with a GRAI licensee, which must let customers set monetary limits under section 164 of the 2024 Act and cannot take credit cards.

Verdict on Vegas Nova

Swerve. A sportsbook open to Irish bets without a GRAI licence settles it. 18+ applies. For free help, see our responsible gambling page.