BetHall's public casino page describes the brand as Anjouan-licensed. That is a statement published by the operator, not independent confirmation. For this review, the current Anjouan Gaming register and its verification guidance were checked as primary regulatory sources. The accessible public-register materials did not provide a verifiable record tying NovaForge LTD or bethall.com to an active licence during this research. The regulator's verification guidance says a current licence check should identify the holder, number, status and approved operational domains.
There is also dated independent reporting to consider. SlotBeats reported on 1 May 2026 that NovaForge LTD was not listed on Anjouan Gaming's register at that time. Because neither that report nor the failed register match establishes a formal revocation finding, the defensible conclusion is narrower: BetHall's current Anjouan claim was not independently verified during this research.
Spain provides a separate, jurisdiction-specific regulatory record. In proceeding ES/2025/040, the DGOJ identified NovaForge LTD as owner of BetHall among a larger group of portals and found that NovaForge had offered gambling in Spain without the required Spanish national authorisation. The final decision imposed a €5 million fine, a four-year disqualification from the relevant gambling activities and an order to cease illegal gambling activity in Spain. That finding matters for Spanish eligibility; it should not be stretched into a conclusion about every other country.


