The Malta Gaming Authority licence requires every player to be checked, and our team here takes about 9 hours from send to outcome.
Nothing here is improvised: the rules behind each line come from our license terms.
Most rejections come from a dull photo or a cropped edge, not from the document itself.
Worth reading through once before you sit down with your phone and a lamp.
You cropped off a corner. A phone held too close or a corner cropped leaves the photo unclear, so the reviewer cannot match it to you. Fill the frame with the whole document Rest it flat and shoot from above
The address on it has changed. An old utility bill shows an address you have left behind, so it proves nothing about where you live now. Use one issued in the last three months Check the address matches your details
Why was my screenshot refused? A screenshot loses the sharpness and the edges a reviewer needs, and it is easy to alter, so it is turned down. Photograph the paper itself Save the file as it came
A Malta Gaming Authority licence, held by Loot Casino Ltd. under MGA/B2C/968/2012, obliges the operator to know where the money placed on games has come from. That duty is routine for every licensed site and applies to players broadly. An ask about your money is not a suspicion of you.
Depending on how you play, one or more of the following may be asked for:
Across every one of these, Loot Casino sends the request in writing and never blocks a game mid-play.
Plain answers from the team that runs every Loot Casino check, spoken as we would on chat.
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