License Gentlemen
Excluded from comparisonExcluded because License Gentlemen's current UAE entity, identifier, status, licensed activities, engagement counterparty, and signatory have not been independently established; no responsible qualified professional or complete authorized local-provider chain is disclosed; the public terms govern website use rather than a licensing engagement; current pages make guarantee, near-100-percent-success, fast-track, and regulator-relationship claims that conflict with the advisor boundary; and no named application outcome is independently verifiable. The marketed Anjouan route also has a material current national-law conflict.
The checked record remains available for due diligence, but the current entity, service, evidence, authority or integrity boundary does not meet this directory's inclusion rules. The reasons and source trail appear below; exclusion is not a recommendation to contract.
- Claimed legal name
- High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C
- Entity type
- brand
- Provider lifecycle
- unverified
- Identity check
- unverified
- Identity reviewed
- 2026-07-12
- Profile reviewed
- 2026-07-12
License Gentlemen is an active advisory brand. Its current privacy policy self-identifies High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C as the controller, publishes registration number 2374026, and gives Office 78, Al Khabeesi, UAE. No current official UAE or Dubai result was retrieved that independently matches the identifier to the company name, status, license term, licensed activities, address, owners, directors, or signatory. The current public contact page shows the office but no entity or license identifier, and no service engagement, invoice, or trade-license extract was obtained.
License Gentlemen Gambling Licensing Coordination
ResearchingMulti ProductMixedAvailability: Standalone and BundledLicense Gentlemen currently markets gambling-license application coordination, company setup, compliance documents, bank and payment introductions, platform selection, and turnkey launch support. These pages establish a marketed scope, not a verified license outcome, regulator appointment, legal qualification, banking approval, payment approval, or target-market permission.
The privacy policy identifies High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C, registration number 2374026, at a Dubai address, and a current contact block shows the same office. No independently matched current company record was obtained. The actual contracting entity, signatory, licensed activities, professional responsibility, and invoice issuer remain unresolved.
Delivery is mixed. License Gentlemen may coordinate a project, while the applicant, regulator, qualified lawyers, local company-service providers, directors, auditors, testing labs, banks, payment providers, and platform suppliers retain their own responsibilities and decisions. The public pages do not disclose that complete provider chain or its economics.
Integration evidence: Before onboarding, require a current UAE registry extract and trade license that match registration number 2374026 and confirm the company name, status, licensed activities, address, owners, directors, and signatory. The engagement must name the contracting and invoicing entity, applicant, regulator, license class, target markets, qualified lawyers, every local company-service provider, directors, registered office, auditors, testing labs, bank and payment recipients, platform suppliers, filing authority, document owners, official and professional fees, referral commissions and markups, conflicts, milestones, dependencies, rejection and remediation scope, renewal work, liability, privilege, termination, records access, credentials, and exit handover. Require a project-specific DPA and data map before sending identity, ownership, source-of-funds, source-of-wealth, banking, or regulatory files.
- Identity Boundary
The privacy policy identifies High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C, registration number 2374026, at Office 78, Al Khabeesi, Dubai, and a current contact block displays the same office, but neither the official search nor the current Dubai open dataset yielded an independently matched company record
Vendor self-identification and unresolved identity details; not a verified current company, office, activity, ownership, or engagement-counterparty record
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Current Service Scope
License Gentlemen advertises gambling-license coordination, company setup, compliance support, payment and banking introductions, platform selection, and turnkey launch support
Current marketed scope only; not verified ownership, delivery, approval, account success, or performance
- Vendor Reported2026-07-12
- Professional Authorization Boundary
No reviewed public source identifies a responsible licensed lawyer, bar admission, professional insurer, target-jurisdiction counsel, or current Dubai legal-consultancy registration for License Gentlemen
Professional-responsibility boundary; not proof that no external qualified lawyer can be retained
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Named Outcomes Boundary
The reviewed testimonials and volume claims do not identify a client legal entity, domain, jurisdiction, license number, decision date, regulator record, or License Gentlemen work scope sufficient to verify an application outcome
Public outcome evidence; anonymous or incomplete testimonials are not normalized as verified licenses
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Approval And Influence Boundary
Current pages claim guaranteed or near-guaranteed licensing outcomes, no-delay delivery, fast-tracked applications, and relationships with key regulators, but no regulator source or named application record establishes approval authority, special influence, guaranteed timing, or the published success and volume claims
Public marketing and testimonial claims; not proof of regulator misconduct, an undisclosed private engagement, or the outcome of a specific application
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Terms Boundary
The public terms govern website use but do not identify the engagement counterparty, professional responsibility, local providers, service deliverables, rejection and remediation scope, fees and refunds, governing forum, conflicts, data terms, records access, or exit handover
Public website terms only; a complete private engagement may exist but was not verified
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Local Provider Boundary
The public pages do not identify the engagement-specific local company-service providers, directors, registered offices, lawyers, auditors, testing labs, key persons, reporting officers, regulator agents, or portal users required across the marketed jurisdictions
Third-party delivery and authorization boundary; not a finding that an undisclosed provider lacks authorization
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Referral Boundary
License Gentlemen markets payment, banking, platform, and turnkey recommendations but does not publicly disclose engagement-specific referral commissions, rebates, related-party ownership, reseller status, markups, or success-fee economics
Conflict-disclosure gap; absence of disclosure is not proof that a commission is paid
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Data Boundary
The privacy policy describes collection of contact, ownership, director, signatory, PEP, and other applicant data and transfers to professional, cloud, analytics, IT, communication, and AML-related providers inside and outside the EEA, without a fixed public retention schedule or project-specific recipient and responsibility map
Published website policy; no project-specific DPA, subprocessor list, recipient-jurisdiction map, deletion plan, access-log terms, or file-handover procedure was verified
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Anjouan Comoros Mwali Exclusion
License Gentlemen markets an Anjouan licensing route, while GIABA's 2026 Union of the Comoros report states that lotteries and all other games of chance are prohibited under Article 201 of Law No. 20-038/AU
Material national-law conflict requiring exclusion; not a final court ruling on a specific commercial certificate
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Tobique Boundary
A Tobique Gaming Commission regime and license register exist, but federal and New Brunswick sources do not establish a TGC certificate as provincial authorization, general Canadian market access, or automatic international permission
Authority and market-access boundary; not a final adjudication of First Nation jurisdiction or a specific certificate
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Nevis Boundary
NOGA reviews and supervises Nevis gaming applications, while the Minister of Finance formally issues and enforces licenses. The current framework requires a Nevis-registered licensee, registered office, Nevis-held records, a local FSRC-registered Reporting Officer, and a compliance function. It does not establish License Gentlemen as an authorized local provider, regulator representative, filing authority, tax authority, bank, payment provider, or guarantor of approval, timing, market access, crypto acceptance, or a zero-tax result
Current Nevis authority, applicant, local-role, tax, and market-access boundary; not provider authorization or an application outcome
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Curacao Boundary
Curaçao applications are made by an eligible Curaçao entity through the CGA portal under the LOK framework; no reviewed source establishes License Gentlemen as a local provider, portal representative, or advisor on a named post-LOK filing
Current Curaçao process, conflicting vendor content, and unresolved provider role
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Kahnawake Boundary
License Gentlemen is not shown on the current Kahnawake Gaming Commission Approved Agents page, and no named Client Provider Authorization or licensed domain was verified
Regulator-side Approved Agent role and public outcome evidence; private application advice remains possible
- Independently Checked2026-07-12
- MGA Boundary
The MGA license and application remain the applicant's regulatory responsibility and do not create automatic permission in every European target market; no named License Gentlemen MGA engagement was verified
MGA and target-market boundary; not a provider authorization or application outcome
- Unresolved2026-07-12
- Isle Of Man Boundary
The Isle of Man framework requires an Isle of Man applicant company and local statutory responsibility arrangements; License Gentlemen does not publicly identify the local provider or responsible official for its advertised service
Isle of Man statutory framework and unresolved delivery chain
- Unresolved2026-07-12
Documented delivery scope
A scoped application-coordination engagement delivered by the verified contracting entity with disclosed qualified professionals, local providers, regulator authority, and technical or financial counterparties.
- Operator license
- Operator
- Merchant of record
- Operator
- Player data controller
- Unknown
Included
- + Jurisdiction and license-scope assessment assigned in the engagement
- + Application checklist, document coordination, and issue tracking assigned to License Gentlemen
- + Corporate or compliance coordination expressly listed in the order
- + Coordination with disclosed third parties and the regulator within written authority
Not included
- ! The gambling license, regulator approval, guaranteed result, guaranteed timing, or target-market permission
- ! Anjouan, Mwali, or the Union of the Comoros as verified gambling-licensing routes while the national-law conflict remains unresolved
- ! Tobique as provincial authorization, general Canadian market access, or automatic international permission
- ! Published license counts, project counts, success rates, prices, approval times, tax rates, recognition, bankability, crypto support, or market-access claims as verified facts
- ! Legal advice, legal privilege, or regulated professional work without named qualified counsel and governing engagement terms
- ! Unidentified company-service providers, local officers, auditors, testing labs, banks, payment providers, platform suppliers, or referral partners
- ! Bank or payment underwriting, approval, gambling acceptance, processing, safeguarding, settlement, or account continuity
- ! Operation of a casino, sportsbook, wallet, payment flow, player account, or player-data system
- ! Match registration number 2374026 to a current official UAE registry extract and trade license before treating the company, activities, office, directors, or signatory as verified.
- ! Do not infer law-firm status, legal advice, privilege, professional insurance, regulator appointment, filing authority, approval authority, or target-market permission.
- ! No named regulator decision or public license record verifies the claims of more than 500 licenses, more than 300 projects, high success rates, or fast approvals.
- ! Exclude Anjouan, Mwali, and the Union of the Comoros while the GIABA and national-law conflict remains unresolved.
- ! Treat Tobique as an unresolved First Nation, federal, provincial, and target-market authority question, not as general Canadian or international market access.
- ! For Nevis, reject the vendor's FSRC-issuer, blanket zero-tax, no-substance, global-market, ordinary-crypto, bank-acceptance, 8-to-9-week outcome, and fast-track claims. Use the NOGA-and-Minister authority split, the required local roles and records, NOGA's 8-to-12-week estimate, and separate tax, target-market, crypto, bank, and payment analysis.
- ! Require every local provider, professional, officer, auditor, lab, bank, payment provider, platform supplier, responsibility, authorization, fee, commission, rebate, and markup in writing.
- ! The privacy policy publishes inconsistent DPO contact strings, including one malformed address. Obtain a project-specific DPA, valid privacy contact, and applicant-data map before sending KYC, ownership, source-of-funds, source-of-wealth, banking, or regulator files.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current privacy policy identifies High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C as the website controller, publishes registration number 2374026 and Office 78, Al Khabeesi, UAE, and describes contact, ownership, director, signatory, PEP, and other applicant-data processing. It permits broad third-party and international transfers and publishes one malformed DPO address before later showing a different, syntactically valid address. This is a vendor disclosure, not an independently matched company record or project-specific data agreement.
- License GentlemenDirect Checkchecked 2026-07-12— The current page's contact block visually displays Office 78, Al Khabeesi, Dubai. Direct inspection of the rendered page and HTML found no company registration or license number there; the page therefore supports the claimed contact location only, not the legal identity or current registry status.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current homepage markets licensing, company setup, payment and platform connections, and turnkey launch support. It says the firm focuses on licensing and structuring to guarantee that the client gets a license as soon as possible and without delays, attributing speed to relationships with key regulators. The About and founder pages separately claim almost 100 percent success, more than 500 assisted businesses, and more than 300 successful licensing projects. These are unverified and internally unsynchronized vendor claims; no regulator or named engagement establishes guaranteed approval, timing, special influence, volume, success rate, or repeatable commercial results.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current consulting page markets operational, platform, payment, analytics, and growth work alongside licensing. It does not identify the supplier ownership, reseller status, referral economics, player-data roles, named client, contract, or independently measured result behind those services.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— Website terms last updated September 23, 2023 govern site use and submissions. They do not provide professional engagement terms naming the service counterparty, governing law and forum, qualified professionals, local providers, deliverables, fees and refunds, regulator rejection scope, conflicts, referral economics, professional liability, privilege, document ownership, credentials, or exit handover.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current founder biography identifies Max Kerry and attributes licensing, structuring, payment, platform, and operating experience to him. It does not publish a legal qualification, bar admission, regulator authorization, professional insurance record, named application, license number, or independently reviewable engagement.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current testimonials do not provide a sufficient public chain from client legal entity and domain to jurisdiction, license number, regulator decision, decision date, and License Gentlemen work scope. Repeated or incomplete testimonials are not normalized as verified license or banking outcomes.
- United Arab Emirates GovernmentDirect Checkchecked 2026-07-12— The UAE government page points users to official emirate-level license and business-name inquiry services. It establishes the appropriate verification route, not the status of High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C.
- Invest in DubaiDirect Checkchecked 2026-07-12— The official dynamic Dubai license search did not yield a retrievable result in this review that independently matched registration number 2374026 or confirmed the company's current name, status, activities, address, owners, directors, or signatory. This is an unresolved check, not evidence that the company does not exist.
- Dubai Department of Economy and TourismDirect Checkchecked 2026-07-12— Dubai Pulse identifies License_Master.csv as the primary mainland-Dubai business-license dataset and reports an update on February 18, 2026. An exact current row for High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C or the published identifier was not retrieved because the download and API were unavailable from this review environment. The source establishes the appropriate independent dataset, not the company's current identity or status.
- Government of Dubai Legal Affairs DepartmentRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The current legal directory did not return License Gentlemen, High Roller Businessmen Services L.L.C, or Max Kerry in this review. Absence does not prevent nonlegal business consulting or work by separately retained counsel; it means the brand must not be normalized as a registered Dubai law firm or legal consultancy or as a source of automatic legal privilege.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current page markets an Anjouan license, company setup, application coordination, tax treatment, global recognition, broad market access, payment compatibility, prices, approval times, and high success rates. Those claims are excluded because of the current Union-level legal conflict and the absence of independently verified provider outcomes.
- GIABARegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— GIABA's 2026 enhanced follow-up states under Recommendation 22, criterion 22.1(a), that lotteries and all other games of chance are prohibited in the Union of the Comoros under Article 201 of Law No. 20-038/AU. This creates a material national-law conflict and does not validate an Anjouan or Mwali commercial issuing chain.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current page markets a Tobique certificate as legal authorization associated with Canada and promotes international use, market coverage, bank trust, payment access, prices, and approval timing. It does not resolve First Nation, federal, provincial, or target-market authority and is not used as evidence of Canadian or international permission.
- Tobique Gaming CommissionRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The Commission-hosted Act describes the Tobique regime and the Commission's asserted licensing framework. It establishes that the regime has a published legal instrument, not provincial authorization, general Canadian market access, or acceptance in another target market.
- Tobique Gaming CommissionRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The current Commission register lists remote B2C and B2B certificate holders. It confirms that the TGC operates a public certificate register, not that a listed certificate is provincial authorization, general Canadian market access, or automatic permission in another jurisdiction.
- Government of CanadaRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— Criminal Code section 207 defines the principal lawful lottery-scheme routes around provincial conduct and provincial licensing or designation. It does not establish a Tobique certificate as provincial authorization or general Canadian market access.
- Government of New BrunswickRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— New Brunswick's current public position identifies ALC.ca as the province's only legal and regulated online gambling platform. This does not adjudicate First Nation self-government, but it makes unqualified Canadian-system, provincial-authorization, reliability, and market-access language unsafe.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current page incorrectly presents the FSRC as the gaming-license issuer and markets blanket zero corporate and GGR tax, no local substance, broad international reach, ordinary crypto acceptance, tier-one bank credibility, an 8-to-9-week outcome, and a fast-track option. Those claims are not normalized. NOGA reviews and supervises applications, the Minister of Finance formally issues and enforces licenses, local roles and records are required, tax depends on the actual residence and source facts, and every target market and crypto model requires its own legal and counterparty review. No reviewed source establishes License Gentlemen in an authorized local role or verifies its package price or delivery time.
- Nevis Financial Services Regulatory CommissionRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The FSRC advisory confirms NOGA's statutory gaming role and official website. Under the Ordinance, NOGA handles application review and supervision while the Minister of Finance formally issues and enforces licenses. The FSRC supports corporate and AML officer oversight; it is not the gaming-license issuer and does not identify License Gentlemen as an authorized corporate provider, local Reporting Officer, registered agent, or regulator representative.
- Nevis Island AdministrationRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The Ordinance assigns application receipt, investigation, approval, supervision, and recommendations to NOGA and formal issuance, refusal, restriction, suspension, revocation, and condition changes to the Minister of Finance. It allows a Nevis company or corporation and a foreign entity registered in Nevis, requires identity authentication before player registration, and does not authorize License Gentlemen to act for either authority.
- Nevis Online Gaming AuthorityRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— Current requirements distinguish B2C and B2B permissions, require a Nevis-registered licensee and registered office, set separate white-label conditions, and require Nevis-held records, a local FSRC-registered Reporting Officer, a compliance function, annual reporting, and audit work. NOGA's detailed guidance estimates 8 to 12 weeks and does not establish an official fast-track route. These requirements do not identify License Gentlemen as an authorized local provider or verify an application outcome.
- Nevis Online Gaming AuthorityRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The published conditions add KYC before any payout and when aggregate deposits reach USD 2,000, require blocked-country controls and target-market legal review, and do not state that virtual assets are automatically accepted as an ordinary payment method. They do not support License Gentlemen's trigger-only KYC, global-market, or ordinary-crypto claims.
- St. Kitts and Nevis Inland Revenue DepartmentRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— Official guidance explains that residence, source, central management and control, and local business-enterprise facts determine the corporate tax result. The gaming rules do not publish a percentage GGR tax, but that does not make every licensee or operating model corporate-tax-free. The source does not support License Gentlemen's blanket zero-tax claim.
- St. Kitts and Nevis Ministry of FinanceRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The Ministry of Finance identifies the general corporate income tax rate as 25 percent from January 1, 2024. The gaming instruments publish fixed regulatory fees but no percentage GGR charge. Neither point turns the license into a blanket zero-tax benefit; the actual corporate result depends on residence, source, business presence, and any valid incentive.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current article discusses the reformed Curaçao route and distinguishes B2B and B2C, but retains GCB terminology and publishes total-cost, timing, rejection-rate, and market-use claims that were not tied to a named filing, decision, official statistic, or provider engagement.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The older service page contains pre-LOK or internally inconsistent regulator and license-class framing. It is retained as evidence of the public content conflict and must not support current process, fee, timeline, or market-access facts.
- Curaçao Gaming AuthorityRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— Current CGA information states that the LOK took effect on December 24, 2024, distinguishes online gaming and supplier licenses, requires an eligible Curaçao legal entity and local governance, and directs applications through the CGA portal. It does not recognize License Gentlemen as an advisor, portal representative, local provider, or approval authority.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current page markets Kahnawake application management, global market access, tax treatment, site counts, prices, and approval times. It does not identify a named Client Provider Authorization, licensed domain, Approved Agent role, regulator record, or License Gentlemen work scope.
- Kahnawake Gaming CommissionRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— License Gentlemen is not shown on the current Approved Agents page. Approved Agents perform Commission-side suitability, testing, audit, and continuing-compliance work. Absence does not prevent private advice, but License Gentlemen must not imply Commission appointment or accreditation.
- Kahnawake Gaming CommissionRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The March 25, 2026 regulations are the current published rules. They define the Commission's licensing, authorization, suitability, control, and compliance framework and separate a CPA, CSPA, LDSA, and Key Person Permit. They establish applicant and Commission responsibilities, not License Gentlemen authority, approval power, or a named result.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current page markets MGA application support and presents the license as a route into European markets. It does not identify a named applicant, license number, regulator decision, key-person engagement, responsible Maltese professional, or target-market legal analysis.
- Malta Gaming AuthorityRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The current MGA page describes the official remote B2C application route, applicant requirements, and official fee framework. It does not recognize License Gentlemen as an advisor or establish a provider-specific price, schedule, success probability, or outcome.
- Malta Gaming AuthorityRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The MGA states that cross-border supply must rest on a justifiable legal basis. An MGA license is not normalized as automatic permission in every EU or European target market.
- License GentlemenVendorchecked 2026-07-12— The current page markets Isle of Man company formation, application coordination, compliance, pricing, timing, banking, tax, and market-access benefits. It does not identify the Manx corporate provider, designated official, operations manager, lawyer, auditor, named applicant, or license decision.
- Isle of Man LegislationRegulatorchecked 2026-07-12— The current Online Gambling Regulation Act requires an Isle of Man company limited by shares and sets local designated-official and operations-management requirements. It establishes the applicant and local-role boundary, not License Gentlemen authorization or a named outcome.
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Role: service provider
Excluded because License Gentlemen's current UAE entity, identifier, status, licensed activities, engagement counterparty, and signatory have not been independently established; no responsible qualified professional or complete authorized local-provider chain is disclosed; the public terms govern website use rather than a licensing engagement; current pages make guarantee, near-100-percent-success, fast-track, and regulator-relationship claims that conflict with the advisor boundary; and no named application outcome is independently verifiable. The marketed Anjouan route also has a material current national-law conflict.