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Shuffle Casino Licence
The Shuffle casino licence is OGL/2024/1337/0628, a business-to-consumer gaming permission issued by the Curacao Gaming Authority to Natural Nine BV, company number 160998. It appears in the regulator's public register with an indefinite term, and the register is the only place the status can be confirmed.
- Casino:
- Shuffle (shuffle.com), an online crypto casino and sportsbook operated by Natural Nine BV
- Type:
- Casino and sportsbook
- Published returns:
- There is no single return-to-player figure for a casino, and any page that states one is wrong.
- Published ceiling:
- Shuffle publishes no maximum win for its casino.
Where the Shuffle Licence Number Comes From
The footer of every page carries it, and so does the licence page. Natural Nine BV Company number 160998 in Curacao. An address at Korporaalweg 10 in Willemstad. Licence OGL/2024/1337/0628.
What matters for a reader is narrower than the format: this number resolves to a named entry in a register the regulator publishes itself, which is the check most operators fail.
Check the Shuffle Licence in Ten Minutes
The regulator posts its register as dated PDF files. Open the newest one. Search the company name or the number. Read the row. Ours came from the file of and reads: OGL/2024/1337/0628, Natural Nine BV, B2C, 160998, issued December 24 2025, expires N/A, indefinite.
Do this yourself rather than trust a review. The files carry dates, so you see the status on a day you choose. Older files stay up too. That is how we built the history below.
What This Licence Does Not Cover
A Curacao permission lets a company operate. It does not guarantee you anything. Most disappointment lives in that gap.
It does not fix withdrawal timing: clause 7.2 of the operator's terms gives no undertaking on how long a payout takes. It does not cap verification: clause 5.2 requires a government document before a first withdrawal and the operator states elsewhere that no fixed dollar threshold triggers a check. It does not make the site available everywhere either, because the terms exclude fourteen named countries including the United Kingdom, France and Australia. And it says nothing about the Canadian provinces, which license gambling separately; we did not check how this operator stands in any provincial register.
