Legal · Excluded Territories

Excluded Territories

A live mirror of the operator’s blocked-jurisdictions registry. The list below is the same source of truth used by our geo-blocking middleware — the page and the platform always agree.

Version
1.0
Effective
May 1, 2026
Jurisdiction
Anjouan
Updated
May 7, 2026

Why We Restrict

We are a licensed gambling operator. Our licence and the international rules that surround it limit where we may offer services. We restrict access from a jurisdiction in any of four scenarios:

  • Anjouan directive — the AOFA (Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority) has identified the jurisdiction as one where its licensees may not operate. This applies to a small, fixed list and changes only by regulatory amendment.
  • International sanctions — the United Nations, the European Union, the United States Treasury (OFAC), or other recognised sanctioning bodies prohibit financial services to persons in the listed jurisdiction.
  • FATF high-risk listing — the Financial Action Task Force has placed the jurisdiction on its list of high-risk countries for money-laundering or terrorism-financing.
  • AOFA designated — the AOFA has issued a specific case-by-case directive (for example, after a serious operational incident in a particular country).

We do not curate this list editorially. Each entry has a documented source and an effective date. When the underlying directive or sanction is lifted, the entry is retired with the same paper trail.

The List

The following jurisdictions are currently excluded. This list is generated at render-time from the operator’s registry and refreshed at least every hour at the edge.

Anjouan directive

Listed by the Anjouan regulator as a jurisdiction where licensed operators may not offer services.

CodeJurisdictionEffective from
ATAustria2026-05-16
BZBelize2026-05-16
BQCaribbean Netherlands (incl. Sint Eustatius/Statia, Bonaire, Saba)2026-05-16
KMComoros2026-05-16
FRFrance2026-05-16
DEGermany2026-05-16
NLNetherlands2026-05-16
MFSaint-Martin (French collectivity)2026-05-16
SXSint Maarten (Dutch sovereign country)2026-05-16
ESSpain2026-05-16
GBUnited Kingdom2026-05-16
USUnited States2026-05-16

Sanctions (OFAC / EU / UN)

Subject to international sanctions imposed by the United Nations, the European Union, the United States Treasury (OFAC), or other recognised sanctioning bodies.

CodeJurisdictionEffective from
BYBelarus2026-05-16
CUCuba2026-05-16
IRIran2026-05-16
MMMyanmar (Burma)2026-05-16
KPNorth Korea (DPRK)2026-05-16
RURussia2026-05-16
SYSyria2026-05-16
VEVenezuela2026-05-16

Total currently excluded: 20 entries.

How We Enforce

Geographic restrictions are enforced at multiple layers, not by a single check at login:

  • Edge geo-blocking. Requests originating from an excluded jurisdiction are blocked at the network edge before any of our application servers are reached. The block uses commercially-licensed IP-to-jurisdiction data refreshed regularly.
  • Registration-time check. The country you declare at registration must not be excluded; the country inferred from your billing data must agree.
  • KYC alignment. Identity documents you upload must show a country of issuance and address that is not excluded. See our KYC Policy for the document requirements.
  • Continuous monitoring. If, during play, your access pattern shifts to an excluded jurisdiction (for example, after travel or an address change), the account is restricted pending re-verification.
  • Sanctions screening. Players are screened against sanctions lists at registration and re-screened periodically. A confirmed match results in immediate account closure under our AML Policy.

VPN, Proxy, and Circumvention

The use of a VPN, proxy, anonymising network (Tor, I2P), or any other tool to disguise your true location while accessing the service is strictly prohibited. This is a breach of our Terms of Service.

The consequences of detected circumvention are uniform:

  • The account is restricted immediately on detection.
  • Withdrawals are paused pending review. If circumvention is confirmed, withdrawals are released only to the extent permitted by AML and sanctions law.
  • Funds wagered after circumvention began may be void; we apply this remedy sparingly and only where there is a clear case (for example, the player accessed from a sanctioned jurisdiction). Any voiding is documented and may be challenged via our Complaints & Disputes procedure.
  • Repeat or organised circumvention is treated as fraud. We may file a Suspicious Activity Report under our AML Policy and refuse future business.

Detection relies on a combination of IP reputation data, device fingerprint consistency, payment-instrument geolocation, and behavioural signals. We do not publish the specific thresholds used.

If You Move Jurisdiction

You may relocate to or from any jurisdiction. Notify us promptly through your account settings or by writing to kyc@huli.bet. The procedure is:

  • We pause new wagers (not your balance) while we re-verify your residence using a fresh proof of address.
  • If your new jurisdiction is on the excluded list at the time of your move, we will release any unwagered balance to your originating payment instrument and close the account in good standing. You will not be penalised for a move you made in good faith.
  • If your new jurisdiction is permitted, the account resumes once re-verification completes. Local age, deposit, or wagering rules of the new jurisdiction may apply.

This page is rendered live from the operator’s excluded-territory registry, mirroring the same data used by the geo-blocking middleware. It reflects Anjouan Offshore Financial Authority (AOFA) License Conditions APR-2026 §2 and is subject to final review by qualified counsel before relied upon for any specific legal purpose.