Off the register
one brand on file no longer takes Ghanaian players
It is kept here rather than deleted, because a name outlives the company using it and somebody searching for it deserves a date rather than a blank page. What it must not be is a row in a table of places to bet today, and this is the page that keeps it out of one.
Mozzart Bet
Do not publish as a live Ghanaian operator. Three checks agree it has left: it is absent from the current register while it held two 2022 licences as Mozzartbet Ghana Limited; both Ghana domains no longer resolve; and an operator notice states it stopped accepting players from Ghana on 1 January 2024. If it appears at all it belongs on a 'no longer available in Ghana' page.
No offer, because there is no product. Mozzart stopped taking Ghanaian players on 1 January 2024, both Ghana domains are dead and the brand is off the register.
Sources
Its log
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Not on the current Gaming Commission of Ghana register.
No licence number is carried on this record, because none could be confirmed against a source that publishes one.
Why this page had to be built deliberately
The shared model that produces every verdict on this site would have put this brand in the table. A departed record still answers enough of the model to clear the floor below which a score is not computed, and the registry entry for this publication states its roster rule in prose and carries no code to enforce it. Read literally through the shared ranking function, the table would have been fourteen rows and the fourteenth would have been a company that stopped taking Ghanaian players in January 2024.
The rule printed above the table is the register, so the register is what the code now asks. That is a small thing to have got right and it is the kind of small thing that puts a dead brand in front of somebody looking for somewhere to bet.
The table itself holds the 13 companies that are on the register today.
Questions about brands that have left
- Can I still bet with a brand that has left Ghana?
- Not on a Ghanaian account. Where a brand has come off the register, its Ghana domains have stopped resolving and it has published a notice that it no longer accepts players from the country, there is no product to open. A site elsewhere that shares the name is a different licence, different terms and a different set of protections, none of which are Ghanaian.
- What happens to money left in an account when an operator leaves?
- That is a question for the operator and, if it goes unanswered, for the regulator's complaints route. This desk holds no record of how any particular withdrawal was handled and will not speculate about one, because a guess here is a claim about a real company at the moment it is least able to answer.
- Why keep a page for a company that no longer trades?
- Because people search the name, and the alternative to this page is either nothing, which reads as an oversight, or a row in a table of places to bet, which would be wrong. A dated sentence is the only useful thing left to publish.