The operator released a statement confirming it would no longer operate in the UK, following reports that it was on the brink of losing its license. 

Football news specialists, Josimar, reported that it had seen a Curaçao Gaming Control Board (GCB) document that the regulator is poised to revoke the licence of Small Dance B.V, the company which operates BC.GAME.

Disruption for BC.Game was fuelled by an ongoing court case in Curaçao, where there were customers who alleged losses due to system issues and accused the company of misconduct.

BC.Game had previously moved to assure Leicester City of its stability – providing the strongest assurances to the English Premier League team that they are actively appealing this case.

The football club stated: “BC.Game have further assured us that they have no issues with liquidity and that they remain fully committed to meeting their ongoing contractual and financial obligations, including to the club, and that this case will not impact on BC.Game’s continuing international operations.”

BC.Game issued a statement in response to allegations of bankruptcy in which it addressed the legal case in Curaçao. The platform has been accused of misconduct by its customers, who claim that they incurred losses due to system issues.

“We strongly disagree with the court’s recent rulings and will vigorously appeal the decision, as we believe it failed to adequately consider key facts,” a BC.GAME statement read.

“BC.GAME is confident in our ability to demonstrate compliance and uphold our reputation as a legitimate operator in the industry.”

A lack of UK presence brings the sponsorship of Leicester City into further doubt however, with both Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace having faced warnings recently over their partnerships with Kaiyun Sports, a brand which doesn’t operate in the UK. 

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According to multiple media outlets, Blockdance BV and Small House BV – two of the companies which make up BC.Game – have been declared bankrupt. 

While the bankruptcy has not been confirmed by BC.Game, the company has confirmed its involvement in a legal dispute in the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao, where it holds a gambling licence, initiated by several of its users.

Despite being faced with a difficult financial situation should the club’s main sponsor become bankrupt, Leicester City has come out in support of the operator due to receiving “the strongest assurances”. 

“We have been and continue to be in regular discussions with BC.Game with regard to an active legal case in Curaçao,” a Leicester City spokesperson said.

“BC.Game have provided the club with the strongest assurances that they are actively appealing this case, and that the process which has been initiated in Curaçao is administrative in nature and has not arisen due to any concerns with their financial standing. 

“BC.Game has further assured us that they have no issues with liquidity and that they remain fully committed to meeting their ongoing contractual and financial obligations, including to the club, and that this case will not impact on BC.Game’s continuing international operations.”

BC.Game issued a statement in response to allegations of bankruptcy in which it addressed the legal case in Curaçao. The platform has been accused of misconduct by its customers, who claim that they incurred losses due to system issues.

“We strongly disagree with the court’s recent rulings and will vigorously appeal the decision, as we believe it failed to adequately consider key facts,” a BC.GAME statement read.

The firm states that it has found ‘several inconsistencies’ in the case and that the allegations lack any substantial evidence. It adds that many claims fail to hold up to legal and technical scrutiny and rely on unverified statements.

The statement continued: “BC.GAME is confident in our ability to demonstrate compliance and uphold our reputation as a legitimate operator in the industry.”

Leicester City’s sponsorship with the cryptocurrency casino operator has already received some criticism – along with several other crypto-PL clubs brand deals – due to the fact their services remain unavailable to UK players.

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Seizing the opportunity to ‘reach a wider audience’, PopOK Gaming will use the deal to access BC.Game’s global network of players by providing an ‘elevated level’ of entertainment through its proprietary online casino titles. 

Marina Mirzoyan, Head of Business Development at PopOK Gaming, stated: “We are excited about the partnership with BC.Game. This collaboration allows us to showcase our best games to a broader audience, and we look forward to providing BC.Game players with high-quality gaming experiences.”

BC.Game is an online casino and sports betting platform that is powered by cryptocurrencies, with players able to deposit using a variety of crypto tokens from their personal wallets. 

Now, BC.Game players will be able to use crypto to play PopOK Gaming titles such as the studio’s newly released crash game – Lucky Spin. 

Pietro Shelby, CCO at BC.Game, added: “At BC.Game, we are excited to join forces with PopOK Gaming. This partnership allows us to expand our gaming offerings with outstanding products from PopOK Gaming, offering our players a diverse and enriched gaming experience. 

“We are confident that this collaboration will be mutually beneficial for both companies and, most importantly, for our valued players.”

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As an ambassador of the crypto casino, Luiz will collaborate with BC.Game to help promote its platform and engage with patrons and football fans via social media and live-streaming activities.

Luiz, who currently plays for Brazilian club Flamengo, commented: “I’m very very happy to be partnering with BC.Game and very excited for the collaboration coming soon.”

The company has inked this deal in a bid to grow its player base in Brazil, by having the ex-Chelsea, PSG and Arsenal centre back connect with the nation’s players through online platforms such as Twitch. 

BC.Game has targeted the South American country due to a rise in Brazilian players participating in online casinos as the brand suggested that many are ‘opting to play at crypto casinos for their excellent accessibility and offered security.’

Coco, the BC.Game mascot, stated: “Brazil has dominated 2022 in regards to tech innovation and regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and igaming. BC.Game has proudly contributed to this since the doors first opened. 

“We are very pleased to be moving into 2023 with this announcement of our partnership with David Luiz. Our combined efforts will help to maintain this trend, with Brazil at the focal point for tech advancements and crypto mass adoption. The world is watching.”

This is not the first brand ambassador deal that BC.Game has used to target football-lovers, after the company recently formed a marketing agreement with the Argentinian Football Association.

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Under the terms of the deal, BC.Game will support Argentina’s national team during the next six months, including preparation for the Qatar World Cup which starts in November. 

“The Argentine Football Association has proven to be one of the most intuitive organisations on the planet,” stated Chris Butler, Chief Operating Officer at BC.Game.

“We are thrilled to find that many of our long-term goals were in perfect alignment with the AFA’s plans to form partnerships with the top companies in the blockchain industry. 

“Moving forward, our aim is to introduce mutually beneficial revenue streams as well as unhindered access to our massive community of gamers, punters, and football fans who frequent the BC.Game Casino and social channels. 

“As exciting as this is for all of us at BC.Game, we are equally humbled to have this opportunity.”

The global partnership intends to open an international pathway for both brands to reach a broader audience, while creating business opportunities that will bring the AFA and BC.Game’s players closer.

“We are very happy to present this new agreement with BC.Game. At AFA, we are always looking for opportunities to harness emerging technologies to improve the experience of our national team and league fans.” added Claudio Fabian Tapia, President of AFA.

“This agreement allows us to create new digital products and by this generate a new stream of source of income. We welcome BC.Game as a new commercial partner of our Association.”

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CryptoGambleTips, a subsidiary of FirstByte Media, largely focuses on safer cryptocurrency gambling as well as providing users with information on various casinos and games. 

The two new partnerships, it believes, is a step towards a greater overall experience for both CGT users and the casino bettors.

“This long-term partnership serves to be a building block for something both companies are striving to achieve – providing players with the best possible user experience, from start to finish” stated Rayne Davis, Head of Affiliates at BC.GAME. 

“We have a lot of faith in the value that CGT provides and our agreement solidifies our commitment to them and their players.”

By collaborating with CGT, the two relatively new casino brands will place “openness and honesty” at the forefront as they seek to elevate the player journey.

CryptoGamble uses a casino rating system to review various casinos and games. This will ensure that  BC.Game and HunnyPlay are safe to use, allowing the casinos to focus more on production and expansion rather than convincing players of their safety. 

HunnyPlay isn currently ranked number one ‘new crypto casino’ website on CGT’s system,  while BC.Game came top of the website’s ‘most visited casino’ websites category, two feats that support CryptoGamble’s push for these partnerships.

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Following the integration with Affilka, BC.Game joins over 100 companies who are expanding and promoting their businesses through Softswiss’ affiliate marketing platform and extends the current partnership between the two. 

In 2020, BC.Games signed an agreement with the Softswiss game aggregator to integrate content from more than 170 providers, with BC also in talks over a potential cooperation with Softswiss sportsbook. 

“We had our own affiliate system that we built ourselves and it was great for players and friend to friend referrals,” explained Chris Butler, head of operations at BC.Game.

“However, I knew we needed something that was geared towards the professional igaming affiliates and was packed with the features that are necessary for our partners to run and manage successful campaigns. 

“I did many demos with other affiliate software providers and platforms. Affilka stood out to me as the best. It was an easy decision to make.”

Affilka offers its clients convenient tools and solutions for business promotion. Additionally, the platform combines all the features required for an affiliate programme launch and maintenance: from a flexible commission constructor to built-in payment processing.

Anastasia Borovaya, product owner of Affilka, added: “I’m delighted that a large and well-known brand such as BC.Game chooses Softswiss products for their development. Affilka was the perfect introduction to Softswiss products and paved the way for BC.Game to further explore the product ecosystem. 

“Our team will convert BC.Game’s trust into the highest level of service and a professional approach to the tasks at hand. 

“It’s always a pleasure to work with clients who know what they want. I’m sure we’ll complement each other perfectly. Welcome to our big family.”

The integration between the two companies follows a similar deal with Softswiss earlier this month which saw it launch the affiliate program with Curacao licensed online casino brand Club Riches.

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The third-party platform integration is lauded as “a significant milestone” for Affilka in breaking new ground and strengthening its global footprint, and is one of four new deals secured by the SoftSwiss designed affiliate offering. 

Affilka intends to be a reliable, safe and trustworthy standalone tool for igaming operators to manage, track and analyse their affiliates and marketing performance in real-time. 

The solution allows the unity of several casinos or sportsbook brands and products under one referral program, as well as offering automated payouts to affiliates via built-in processing methods and in-depth analytics.

“We are extremely excited to introduce our very first third party client BC.Game who expanded our business partner network within Affilka solution. The integration with a third-party platform is a major step in the Affilka development plan,” noted Anastasia Borovaya, Affilka product owner at SoftSwiss.

“The deal will accelerate our reach into the market as a standalone affiliate tracking product. In the nearest future, we expect Affilka’s further massive brand growth as well as expansion into new exciting markets.”

Additionally, BC.Game recently signed a cooperation agreement with a SoftSwiss sub-brand game aggregator, with the partnership including the delivery of slot games produced by BGaming and more than 50 other popular game providers.

This week it was also reported that SoftSwiss has supported its partners in combatting security threats throughout 2020, with its anti-fraud and security service saving clients €10m throughout the year.

The service allows clients to carry out bonus abuse checks, block duplicate player accounts, carry out investigations into potential collusions as well as preventing ‘other abusive behaviour’.

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