From the Desk of Max Drayman
Gamix.Bet is unknown to us: no complaints, no mentions, no nothing. Same applies to the other casinos run by the parent company Fair Game Software (FGS). So far so good because, as they say in the movies, “no news is good news”. A bit of complexity comes into play here because Gamix.bet and 30+ sister casinos are listed in the Anjouan Gaming registrar as current and active licensees: this is not particularly good news because there is no reason so far to believe that the Anjouan license is anything more than an off-shore rubber stamp. However, for some jurisdictions Gamix.bet is now displaying a Curaçao GCB provisional license which there is reason to believe will be a respectable step up from the bad old days of Curaçao licensing. Unfortunately the news is not all good here because for other jurisdictions it’s a Costa Rican license — often believed to be the worst of the worst — that is being shown. So what conclusion? Suffice it to say that if the license being shown in your jurisdiction is Curaçao GCB then you should have far fewer worries than it it’s one of the others. Proceed with extreme caution, be sure to check the license for your jurisdiction and make your decision regarding Gamix.bet based on that.
PS. Gamix.bet is not to be confused with Gamix.vip which is a much less promising operation as it appears that only a Costa Rican license is on offer there. Our experience with Costa Rican licenses is very poor indeed so “Avoid” is what we’d say here.