LiveCasinoHouse

License: Anjouan license claimed, but the issuing body is not recognized by the Comoros national government.

What LiveCasinoHouse is

LiveCasinoHouse is an online casino and betting site aimed at players in Southeast Asia, with Thai-language pages and a Vietnamese dong bonus figure. It runs on an offshore license rather than a local one, which shapes almost everything else about playing there: who can sign up, how you move money, and what happens if something goes wrong.

The site describes itself as having passed all regulatory compliance and being legally permitted to operate gaming and betting for all games¹. That is the operator's own description of its status. What it means in practice is that the casino holds a license from the government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, and that this license is the only one it holds¹.

Anjouan is a small island jurisdiction in the Comoros that issues gaming licenses to offshore operators. It is not a regulator that supervises play inside Thailand, Vietnam or anywhere else in Asia, and holding an Anjouan license does not make a casino legal in the country you are sitting in. Several other operators in the same market run on the same kind of license, including LuckyRed and 10CRIC, both of which also operate under Anjouan authority⁴.

License and what it covers

The license number LiveCasinoHouse gives is ALSI-192407026-FI2, issued by the government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros¹. The site says it is licensed and regulated by that government and that it has met the compliance requirements attached to the license¹.

A few practical points follow from that:

• The license is offshore. It is not issued by, recognized by, or supervised by any regulator in Thailand, Vietnam or elsewhere in Asia.
• Anjouan licenses are issued to operators who pay for them. They are not a stamp of approval from a consumer protection body, and they do not come with a dispute resolution scheme you can appeal to from Asia.
• If you have a complaint about a payout, a closed account or a bonus that was not credited, your options are the casino's own support channel and, at most, the licensing authority. There is no local regulator to escalate to.

That is the honest picture of what an Anjouan license gives you as a player. It tells you the operator has registered somewhere and agreed to certain terms. It does not tell you that playing there is legal where you live, and it does not give you a safety net.

Where LiveCasinoHouse accepts players

LiveCasinoHouse does not publish a restricted-country list in the material it makes available to players, so there is no official list of countries it turns away¹. Review sites that track which casinos take players from particular markets list it as open to players in Thailand and Vietnam³.

That is a different question from whether you may legally play there. The two need separating:

• Thailand. Online casino play is only legal in limited cases, and LiveCasinoHouse is not one of them. If you are in Thailand, playing at an offshore site sits outside what is permitted.
• Vietnam. Online casino play is not legal for residents. Vietnamese residents cannot legally play at LiveCasinoHouse or any other offshore casino.
• Visitors. If you are a visitor rather than a resident, the rules that apply to you are the rules of the country you are physically in, not your home country. Being a tourist does not create an exemption.

If you are in Vietnam and want to understand the position properly, the Vietnam online casinos page sets out what residents can and cannot do. For Thailand, the equivalent is online casinos in Thailand.

The pattern is not unique to this operator. Offshore casinos licensed in Anjouan, Curacao and similar jurisdictions routinely accept players from countries where online play is restricted, because the license does not require them to check. That is a commercial choice, not a legal permission for you.

Games: live casino, slots, sports and more

The game list at LiveCasinoHouse is broad. The site names live casino, slots, roulette, lottery, sports, fish shooting, arcade games and virtual games¹. In practice that covers most of what an Asian market player would look for:

• Live casino. Real dealers streamed from studios, covering the table games that dominate the region: baccarat, roulette and blackjack. Live tables at offshore casinos run around the clock, and the format is the same as at any other operator in this market⁷.
• Slots. Reel-based games in the usual range of themes and volatility, playable on desktop and mobile.
• Roulette. Named separately from the live casino section, so expect both live and software versions.
• Lottery. Number-based betting, which is a large part of the Thai and Vietnamese market.
• Sports. Football is the main draw in this region, with the usual spread of leagues and markets.
• Fish shooting. A shooting-style game format that is popular across Southeast Asia and rarely appears at Western-facing casinos.
• Arcade and virtual games. Faster, simpler formats, including virtual sports.

If you want to compare the game range with other operators in the same market, Dafabet and Bitcasino both publish their categories in similar detail⁸.

One thing worth knowing before you deposit: the games are supplied by third-party studios, and the site says it uses an industry-standard random number generator for its games¹. That is the standard claim for this class of operator. It is not the same as independent certification by a named testing lab, which some casinos publish and this one does not.

Payments: P2P deposits and withdrawal times

LiveCasinoHouse runs on P2P deposits rather than card payments. That means you transfer money to another person's bank account, using a QR code or an account number the site gives you, and the casino credits your balance once the transfer is confirmed².

The mechanics matter, because getting them wrong costs you money:

1. Open the deposit page and enter the amount you want to deposit.
2. The site issues a QR code or an account number for that deposit. Every deposit gets a new one, so you cannot reuse the last one².
3. Open your bank app, scan the QR code or enter the account number, and send the money.
4. Transfer the exact amount you entered on the deposit page. The site says the transferred amount must match the amount you entered exactly, that it accepts no responsibility for mismatched transfers, and that money sent in error will be lost¹.
5. Attach the payment slip within the time the site sets for that deposit².

That last point is the one people get caught by. If the amount you send does not match the figure on the deposit page, you have not made a deposit with a small error. You have sent money to a stranger's account with no claim on it. The same applies if you send to an old QR code from a previous deposit.

Deposits and withdrawals are available 24 hours a day¹, so there is no window you have to hit.

Withdrawal times

LiveCasinoHouse gives two figures, and they cover different stages:

• Within 2 hours. The site says your withdrawal is completed within 2 hours if the transaction is done correctly¹.
• Up to 5 business days. The site also says payment from the site takes a maximum of 5 business days depending on the method the player chooses¹.

Read together, the 2-hour figure is the site's own processing, and the 5-day figure is the outer limit once the method you picked is involved. If you are withdrawing to a bank account through the same P2P channel, expect the slower end of that range to be possible.

For context, offshore casinos generally process payouts within 24 to 48 hours, and the fastest operators in the market settle in minutes¹⁰. A 2-hour claim is competitive; a 5-business-day outer limit is ordinary. If speed matters most to you, CoinPoker publishes instant to 24-hour withdrawals, and Casino Days processes within a day with instant e-wallet payouts after approval¹².

There is no published minimum withdrawal figure in the material available, so check the cashier before you request one.

Bonuses: 100% welcome bonus from 1,500,000₫

The headline offer is a 100% welcome bonus for first-time depositors, starting from a 1,500,000₫ deposit³. That means if you deposit 1,500,000₫, you receive 1,500,000₫ in bonus funds, subject to the terms attached to the offer.

A few practical notes:

• The figure is quoted in Vietnamese dong, which tells you where the operator expects most of its bonus claims to come from.
• Bonus terms and wagering requirements apply. The site does not publish the wagering multiple in the material available, so read the bonus terms in your account before you claim.
• A welcome bonus is a one-time offer for first-time depositors. If you have held an account before, it will not be available to you again.

For comparison, welcome offers in this market vary widely. 10CRIC runs a 150% offer up to ₹20,000 with a minimum qualifying deposit of ₹450, and Bons splits its welcome pack across the first deposits with different rates for large and small amounts⁵. The size of the headline percentage tells you very little on its own; the wagering requirement is what determines whether a bonus is worth taking.

Security and fairness

LiveCasinoHouse says all data is encrypted through 256-bit secure socket layer encryption, described as industry standard¹. That is the same level of encryption banks use for their websites, and it is the baseline for any casino handling deposits.

On fairness, the site says it uses an industry-standard random number generator for its games¹. That is a statement about how results are produced, not an independent audit. Some operators in this market go further and name a testing lab: Casino Khajana publishes iTech Labs verification of its RNG and return-to-player figures, and Rajabets names certified RNG tables and licensed live casino providers¹⁵. LiveCasinoHouse does not name a lab in the material available.

What this means for you in practice: the encryption claim is standard and credible, and the RNG claim is the usual operator statement. Neither is a substitute for the license question, which is the one that actually determines your legal position.

Support: 24/7 by email

LiveCasinoHouse says it provides member services 24 hours a day, every day¹. The contact address it publishes is in its terms and conditions, and email is the channel it names¹.

That is a narrower support setup than most of the market. Plenty of operators in this region run 24/7 live chat alongside email: Casino Days offers live chat and email at support@casinodays.com, BoVegas runs 24/7 with live chat, and LuckyRed makes live chat available from the website or the casino lobby at any time¹². 7BitCasino offers email and live chat as well¹⁹.

If email is the only channel, plan for a slower back-and-forth. A withdrawal query that would take five minutes on live chat can take a day or more by email, and if the first reply does not resolve it you start again. Keep your deposit slips and transaction references, because you will need them in the thread.

What to check before you deposit

A short list, in the order that matters:

• Your legal position. If you are a resident of Vietnam, online casino play is not legal for you. If you are in Thailand, it is only legal in limited cases. Check the Vietnam online casinos and Thailand online casinos pages before you go further.
• The license. Anjouan, number ALSI-192407026-FI2¹. Offshore, with no local supervision and no dispute scheme you can reach from Asia.
• The deposit mechanics. New QR code or account number every time, exact amount only, slip attached within the set time¹. Get this wrong and the money is gone.
• The withdrawal route. 2 hours if done correctly, up to 5 business days depending on method¹. Confirm which method you will use before you deposit.
• The bonus terms. 100% from 1,500,000₫ for first-time depositors, with wagering requirements attached³. Read them in your account before claiming.

If you are comparing this operator against others in the same market, LuckyRed, 10CRIC and Dafabet all serve the same region and publish their license and payment details⁴.