Weiss
4 / 10
How we score operatorsWeiss is a sportsbook and casino at weiss.bet operated by Sorta Group Limitada under Anjouan Gaming Board licence ALSI-202508047-FI2. It lists live-dealer and VIP features, but its pages show conflicting licence numbers and its verification clause reserves broad KYC discretion. It suits readers who check current terms before depositing; not those needing fixed limits or a single clear licence.
- Sportsbook
- Live dealer
- VIP programme
The record
- Established
- —
- Licence
- Anjouan Gaming BoardALSI-202508047-FI2
- Licence held by
- Sorta Group Limitada
- Register status
- valid
- Assets accepted
- —
- Countries refused
- —
- Withdrawal cap in the terms
- —
- Verification clause
- 7.6
How this score adds up
| Licence | Anjouan Gaming Board ALSI-202508047-FI2, current in the register | 2.5 / 2.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Verification clause | Verification is described in clause 7.6, with no figure | 1.5 / 2 |
| Documents at sign-up | Verification is required or reserved from the start | 0 / 1 |
| Total | 4 of 10 points | 4 / 10 |
Weiss is an online gambling site at weiss.bet that lists a sportsbook, live-dealer games and a VIP programme among its features. This page reviews the operator's public terms and licence register rather than game experience, and it does not play-test or deposit with any casino.
The operator is operated by Sorta Group Limitada. The Anjouan Gaming Board public register lists licence number ALSI-202508047-FI2 as valid for that entity. However, Weiss's own pages display a different licence number in places, and some licensing pages mention Curacao rather than Anjouan. That conflict is not resolved here.
The facts on this page come from an archived copy of Weiss's terms and from the Anjouan public register, last checked on 2026-08-26. Operator terms change without notice, so any limit or procedure described here should be checked against the operator's current terms and cashier before depositing.
What Weiss Is and Who Runs It
Weiss is the brand used by the site at weiss.bet. The site records a sportsbook, live-dealer games and a VIP programme as its main features. This page does not hold a game count or studio list, because those details are only reliably available from the lobby on Weiss's own site.
The corporate entity behind the licence is Sorta Group Limitada. That name appears in the Anjouan Gaming Board register against licence number ALSI-202508047-FI2. The operator's own pages, however, also reference other licensing names and numbers, which means the corporate and licensing picture is not fully uniform across the site.
No founding year is captured in the source material for this review. Asking when the operator was established would require a fact not held here, and the page will not guess it. The reliable corporate fact is the licence holder named in the public register.
The Licence: Who Holds It and What It Covers
The Anjouan Gaming Board public register lists Sorta Group Limitada as the licence holder under number ALSI-202508047-FI2 and shows the status as valid at the last check. That register entry is available at the public register URL included in the verification facts below.
The operator's own pages display a different number, GLH-OCCHKTW0701272019, in at least one place. Some pages refer to a Curacao Gaming Control Board Certificate of Operation, while an AML page mentions Gaming Services Provider N.V. holding sublicence GLH-OCCHKTW0701272019 under a master licence. These references do not match the Anjouan entry, and the relationship between the numbers is not resolved in the source material.
What the Anjouan licence authorises beyond the fact of registration is not separately stated in the library. The register confirms the holder, the number and the valid status; it does not provide a scope-of-operations summary on this page, and no scope is inferred from other operators.
What the Terms Say About Verification
Clause 7.6 of the Weiss terms states that WEI$ may request any documents and information to make a KYC check at its discretion, including in connection with refund requests. The clause does not set a monetary threshold that triggers verification. It is a reservation of rights, not a published trigger.
The AML policy describes KYC programmes that include customer identification and verification, as well as ongoing monitoring. No fixed figure appears in the archived material, and the KYC Policy is linked from the terms but its text was not supplied in the source set for this review.
The practical effect is that verification is a reserved right rather than a predictable limit. A player should expect that a withdrawal or refund request can prompt a document request even if no prior threshold was stated. The operator controls when that request happens, not the player.
Deposit and Withdrawal Limits in the Terms
The archived terms do not record a withdrawal cap. This library does not hold a ceiling, and the page will not invent one. The current terms and the cashier are the places where a limit would be stated, and they should be checked before depositing.
The minimum deposit is also not held here. Weiss's cashier states the minimum per asset, and that amount can vary by asset and network. This page does not name the accepted assets or give a count, because that list lives in the cashier on weiss.bet.
Bonus terms are deliberately not held. Promotional percentages, caps, free-spin counts and wagering multiples change faster than this library is reviewed, so the current offer and its terms belong on the operator's promotions page, not in this text. No bonus figures are supplied here because the page does not hold them.
How a Withdrawal Actually Moves
A withdrawal begins with a request through the operator's withdrawal function. The operator then performs its own approval step, which is separate from any blockchain confirmation. The archived terms do not assign a fixed duration to that approval step. The approval step is the first waiting period.
Because clause 7.6 reserves the right to request KYC documents at any time, a withdrawal request may be when verification is first requested. Having identity and source-of-funds material ready can prevent a later delay, but the operator's discretion remains. The operator decides what is sufficient.
After approval, the asset moves on its network and must receive confirmations before it is treated as final. That network confirmation period is the second waiting stage and its length depends on the network, not on a promise in the terms. No duration is given here.
What This Page Could Not Confirm About Weiss
Several standard review fields are not held in this library. There is no founding year, no game count or studio list, no verified support channels and no complaints or payment-dispute record. Each of those is absent from the source material, and this page will not estimate them.
The terms mention Restricted Jurisdiction but do not define it in the supplied text. The operator's own restricted-country list is not summarised here, and a reader must check that list against their own country before registering. This page cannot name accepted or excluded countries on its own initiative.
The licensing picture is the clearest unresolved item. The Anjouan register shows one valid licence, while the operator's pages show different numbers and mention a Curacao connection. That conflict is left open rather than resolved by guessing which reference is correct. The reader should check all three sources before relying on any of them.
Who Weiss Suits, and Who Should Look Elsewhere
Weiss may suit a reader who is comfortable checking the operator's current terms and cashier before every deposit, and who does not need fixed public verification thresholds or withdrawal ceilings to feel secure. A valid Anjouan registration gives a concrete entity to check against the register.
It is wrong for a reader who wants a single clean licence authority with matching numbers across the site, or who needs published limits and a defined KYC trigger before depositing. The inconsistent licence references and the missing limit data are real obstacles for that reader.
A player who will not read the current promotions page and terms before acting should also look elsewhere, because the facts here are archived and operator terms change without notice. The page cannot promise today's cashier details. Anyone expecting a live quote of limits will be disappointed.
From sign-up to withdrawal
01
Open the cashier
Go to weiss.bet and open the cashier or deposit section. Confirm which assets and networks are currently listed before sending anything, because that list changes and is not held on this page.
02
Register an account
Create an account with the details the registration form requests. Before registering, check the operator's own restricted-country list in its terms and confirm your country is not excluded.
03
Fund the account
Deposit the amount you intend to play using an asset and network shown in the cashier. Keep the transaction ID, because the operator may ask for it later during a KYC check.
04
Prepare for verification
Clause 7.6 of the terms allows WEI$ to request any documents and information for a KYC check at its discretion. Have identity and source-of-funds documents ready before requesting a withdrawal.
05
Request a withdrawal
Use the operator's withdrawal function and select the same asset and network if possible. The operator first performs an approval step; the archived terms assign no fixed duration to it.
06
Wait for confirmations
After the operator approves the withdrawal, the blockchain must confirm the transaction. This is the second waiting period, and no fixed time is given in the archived terms or this page.
What you can check yourself
- The Anjouan Gaming Board public register lists licence number ALSI-202508047-FI2 as held by Sorta Group Limitada and shows the status as valid.
- The register entry is available at https://anjouangaming.com/public-register/license-register/.
- Clause 7.6 of the Weiss terms states that WEI$ may request any documents and information to make a KYC check at its discretion.
- The operator's own pages display licence number GLH-OCCHKTW0701272019 in some places, which differs from the Anjouan register number.
Questions about Weiss
Is Weiss licensed?
Yes, Weiss holds Anjouan Gaming Board licence number ALSI-202508047-FI2 under Sorta Group Limitada, and the register shows that licence as valid. The operator's own pages also display a different number and mention a Curacao connection, so the licensing picture is not consistent across all pages. Check the Anjouan public register to confirm the entity.
Who operates Weiss?
Sorta Group Limitada is the licence holder named in the Anjouan Gaming Board register for Weiss. The operator's own pages sometimes reference other names such as Gaming Services Provider N.V., but the public registration points to Sorta Group Limitada as the licensed entity.
What documents are required for KYC?
Clause 7.6 says WEI$ may request any documents and information to make a KYC check at its discretion, including in connection with refund requests. No fixed list is published in the archived terms, and the linked KYC Policy text was not supplied. Expect to provide identity and source-of-funds documents if asked.
Is there a verification threshold?
No monetary threshold is stated in the archived Weiss terms. The KYC clause reserves the right to request documents rather than fixing the amount at which verification triggers. A withdrawal or refund request can prompt a document request without a prior published figure.
What is the minimum deposit?
This page does not hold a minimum deposit figure. Weiss's cashier states the minimum per asset, and that amount can vary by asset and network. Open the cashier on weiss.bet to see the current minimum before depositing.
What is the withdrawal limit?
The archived terms in this library do not record a withdrawal cap. The current terms and the cashier are where a limit would appear. If you need a definite ceiling, confirm it on Weiss's own site before depositing, because this page will not guess a number.
How fast are withdrawals?
The archived terms do not state a processing speed. A withdrawal always has two waiting periods: the operator's approval step and the network's confirmations. Neither period is assigned a duration in the source material, so no fast-payout claim is made here.
Can I play from my country?
The operator's terms mention Restricted Jurisdiction but do not define it in the supplied text. Weiss publishes its own restricted-country list in its terms, and this page does not summarise it. Check that list against your own country before registering.
Does Weiss offer bonuses?
The current offer and its wagering requirements are on the operator's promotions page. This page deliberately does not hold bonus percentages, caps, free spins or wagering multiples, because promotional terms change faster than the library is reviewed. Check the live page before relying on any bonus.
The documents these facts came from
- Licence register entry
- Operator terms
Facts last checked on 2026-08-26 against the documents linked above. Operator terms change without notice, so confirm anything that matters to you in the operator's own terms before you deposit.