Hollycorn N.V.

The licensing record identifies the licensee, provides its registration number, category of the license and status as of a particular date. It does not provide a complete list of the websites of the company or determine who operates a particular brand after changes in its terms. That is why the dated terms PDF and current casino footer are different pieces of evidence rather than one claim about the current operator of the brand.

The ACMA warnings identify the company identified as a provider in a particular case. Such a warning is relevant to the company's history but does not prove that the company operated the same website in September 2026. Operator information listed below refers to the sites.

Where there is no useful operator claim on the site, the brand is only a historical connection.

Hollycorn is a term for a company that offers online casino games rather than a mere provider of software solutions or a brand name. Older sources refer to it together with Libergos Limited, a Cyprus-based company associated with those same casino arrangements. Golden Crown terms as updated as of 2021 refer to Hollycorn's wholly owned subsidiary, namely Libergos. This is what was stated in that document and not the proof of unchanged corporate relations as of now.

Public history of the company is limited to casino and, occasionally, betting services. A site might change its operator, licence or payment agent but keep the same name and design. Important are relevant documents and dates rather than a static list of “Hollycorn casinos.”

Registration number 144359 can be found both in the CGA licence register and in casino terms in the name of Hollycorn N.V. More recent Hollycorn-era terms have the following registered address of Scharlooweg 39, Willemstad, Curaçao. ACMA notices refer to the more precise location of Scharlooweg 39 U.22. An older Golden Crown PDF mentions the address of Heelsumstraat 51 E-Commerce Park. These are just printed addresses at different dates and the old one cannot supersede the new one without a recent extract from the company register.

October 2022 ACMA warning is directed to the statutory directors of Allyant Group B.V., referred to there as a statutory director of Hollycorn N.V., as well as to another statutory director. Another warning by ACMA in February 2025 also referred to Allyant Group B.V. in its addressee. That documents a historical management connection but does not show who manages the company now. 

The same is true about Libergos: casino terms and other ACMA warnings establish connections between Hollycorn-era service and that company but the historical payment or subsidiary relation cannot be generalized to all casino transactions now.

The CGA licence register was updated on 21 September 2026. Entry 570 has Hollycorn N.V., registration number 144359, B2C licence OGL/2023/176/0095 issued on 24 December 2025 with expiry date marked as N/A and the status of “Indefinite”. The authority warns that its overviews cannot guarantee the validity of the licence at all subsequent moments.

Some of the older terminology regarding casino services cites the Antillephone master-licence reference 8048/JAZ2019-015. This reference relates to a prior licensing arrangement and should not be cited as a description of Hollycorn's licensing status in September 2026 as a CGA entry. Similarly, a Curaçao B2C licence cannot be construed as giving permission to offer any restricted casino services in Australia, which is the subject of the ACMA findings set out below.

The documented history of Hollycorn brands is wider than the collection that can possibly be called their present portfolio. The most obvious pattern is the difference in Hollycorn-related documents from the past and an operator's statement on the same casino's current website. Below are examples where there exists some documented connection between a Hollycorn document and operator's statement, and not the grouping of brand names as belonging to the same company at present.

ACMA Warning dated 26 October 2022 named Hollycorn as a provider of Lucky Elf Casino, Neospin, Let's Lucky and Boho Casino. ACMA concluded that the services were supplied to customers who were physically present in Australia in contravention of subsection 15(2A) of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001. There was a separate warning to Libergos Limited in relation to those services. Earlier warning referred to Stay Casino and Golden Crown.

This is not the end of the Hollycorn's enforcement history. ACMA issued a Crown Slots warning by February 2025, indicating that Hollycorn was a provider of that service during the investigation. As per ACMA's July–September 2025 report, warnings were issued to Hollycorn related to Slot Mafia, Casino Bello, Slot Lounge, Just Casino, Crown Slots and Crown Gold. In this particular case, the report makes a distinction between prohibited casino services and unlicensed regulated interactive gambling services.

In addition to that, ACMA announced Retrobet warning in March 2026. In June 2026, there was a warning related to Lucky Vibe issued to Hollycorn, and Metlait SRL was separately notified regarding the same service. The descriptions provided in both documents reveal a finding involving prohibited and unlicensed regulated interactive gambling services offered to Australian customers. Neither the common name of the service nor the warnings issued alone can explain the private contractual relationship between the companies. Issuing a warning is an action recorded in the above-mentioned resources. This is neither a court decision, nor a fine nor Hollycorn's Curaçao licence revocation. Hollycorn is not mentioned by name in the CGA enforcement register accessible from the authority's website and dated 14 September 2026, which is a completely different register of a different regulatory body.