Filed 11 October 2026
Cocoa Casino beside This is Vegas in the archives
Cocoa Casino’s archived pages named each company This is Vegas named, from The 400 Group N.V. to SSC Entertainment N.V., and its terms now match all 157 This is Vegas paragraphs once the names are set aside. Below, the month on This is Vegas’s copy leads each row and Cocoa Casino’s month follows.
Sources: Cocoa Casino FAQ (cocoacasino.com); Cocoa Casino homepage
- April 2006The 400 Group N.V. at the top of both terms pages, Cocoa Casino’s copy archived in that same month
- March 2007Galloway Ltd, owned by The 400 Group NV, running This is Vegas; Cocoa Casino’s terms of February 2007 gave Galloway the same role
- September 2009Silverstone Overseas Limited under Bonne Chance NV; Cocoa Casino’s terms of June 2009 already gave both names
- October 2012Nazca Technologies Ltd and Sea Peak Holdings NV on This is Vegas’s About page; Cocoa Casino’s own About page showed the pair in November 2012
- January 2013Sea Peak Holdings NV alone, as operator and licence holder at a Willemstad address; Cocoa Casino’s terms of July 2013 began with that line
- October 2014SSC Entertainment N.V. owning and operating This is Vegas; Cocoa Casino’s September 2014 terms gave it the same two roles
- February 2016The Antillephone NV licence footer under SSC Entertainment NV; Cocoa Casino’s November 2016 terms printed it unchanged
- September 2020SSC Entertainment N.V. with registration number 102525; Cocoa Casino’s footer of November 2019 had shown both
Sources: This is Vegas terms (The 400 Group) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino terms (The 400 Group) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas terms (Galloway) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino terms (Galloway) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas terms (Silverstone) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino terms (Silverstone) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas About page (Nazca and Sea Peak) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino About page (Nazca and Sea Peak) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas About page (Sea Peak) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino terms (Sea Peak) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas terms (SSC Entertainment, first copy) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino terms (SSC Entertainment, first copy) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas footer (Antillephone licence) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino terms (Antillephone licence) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas terms (registration number) (opens in a new tab); Cocoa Casino footer (registration number) (opens in a new tab)
Where This is Vegas’s own copies left the owner out
This is Vegas’s terms copies of October 2012 and June 2014 named no company at all, leaving the Nazca and Sea Peak names to its About page. In the month Cocoa Casino’s footer showed SSC Entertainment N.V., This is Vegas’s own terms copy carried no company line; a later copy named SSC again. Each row above therefore uses whichever This is Vegas page carried a name in that period.
Sources: This is Vegas terms (no company, earlier copy) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas terms (no company, later copy) (opens in a new tab); This is Vegas terms (no company line) (opens in a new tab)
Who a player’s agreement is with, then and now
This is Vegas’s terms of September 2020 told players their agreement was with SSC Entertainment N.V. The terms both casinos print today define the casino side as “The operators of the Casino Website and/or its group companies”, and Cocoa Casino’s About page adds only an incorporated corporation under Curaçao’s government.
Before a first deposit at either casino, a player can ask support in writing which company is the contracting party and which holds the licence, and keep the answer on file. Their terms add that a support email or chat cannot amend or withdraw them, so such an answer records what support said rather than changing the agreement. The shared clauses are read one by one in the This is Vegas review.
Sources: Cocoa Casino terms and conditions (cocoacasino.com); Cocoa Casino About page
Cocoa Casino questions, answered from the record
Do Cocoa Casino’s payout clauses match This is Vegas’s?
Yes: both reserve up to 12 working days for approving a payout after the authorisation process ends, and the fee and weekly limits are shared too, since the terms are the same text.
Does a break taken at This is Vegas reach Cocoa Casino?
Assume it does not. Cocoa Casino’s Responsible Gaming page offers its own break of up to six weeks, requested from its support team. Write to each casino, keep the replies, and put a blocker such as Gamban on every device you gamble from.
Sources: Cocoa Casino terms and conditions (cocoacasino.com); Cocoa Casino Responsible Gaming page